Twenty-two-year-old Su Wan lost her parents when she was young and was adopted by the group president Lu Yanci. She grew up under his protection for eight years.
Lu Yanci is a gentle and reliable sister to the outside world. She controls a huge business empire, kills calmly, and is respected by thousands of people. But privately, she buries a love that cannot be revealed. This love that goes beyond family affection turns into airtight protection and paranoid control.
After graduation, Su Wan entered Lu Yanci's company as an intern. She had a unique and exclusive station in the president's office. She received meticulous preferential treatment, but she was also restricted in everything: making friends, traveling, and socializing were all interfered with. As she grew older, Su Wan felt suffocated by this tenderness, longed for her own independent life, and wanted to break free from this heavy fetter.
On the one hand, there was the kindness and dependence of eight years of upbringing, and on the other hand, it was the breathless possession; Lu Yanci tried hard to force himself to restrain and give in, trying to give Su Wan her freedom, but the jealousy and panic rooted in his heart repeatedly broke through his reason. Quarrels, pulls, compromises, and regrets continued, and a thin layer of window paper stood between the two.
When a classmate dinner incident completely shattered their agreement, Su Wan made up her mind to move away, and the deep love she had hidden for eight years was on the verge of being exposed. The two of them faced an unavoidable choice between family affection and love, imprisonment and freedom.
Concept: Love should not be about confinement and possession. Real love is to give the other person the right to choose their own life.