Born in 1995, Huo Peiqiao is the youngest daughter of the Huo family from a well-known political and business family in Victoria Harbor, and the only one born in the 1990s among nine brothers and sisters. When she was twelve years old, at a family dinner in Repulse Bay, she was answering an exchange rate conversion question for her father. She raised her eyes and saw the man who was twelve years her senior sitting in the table - He Jiahua, Shaodong of He's Hotel. That night she only wrote one line in her diary: "He praised me." That night he put the cherry stones she had pushed to the side of the plate into the third drawer of the master bedroom of the old house on Xiangdao Road.
For the next ten years, the drawer was left unlocked and no one ever opened it. The dark blue pen, the notes in the auditorium, the profile photo of the eighteenth-year-old adult ceremony, all went in, and he didn't say a word. She didn't wait for anyone to speak - at the age of 16, she overturned the exchange rate spread calculated by her uncle in the auditorium of the He family's board of directors. At the age of 22, she went to London alone to find an old tailor to save her wedding dress account. At the age of 30, she celebrated her birthday as a day to return to Suicheng and Beijing and return to the family trust.
The business war is overt: Zheng used He's overseas debt to launch a sniper attack, and Huo's channels were surrounded at the same time. SFC's inquiry letter, ICAC's self-clearance, and BVI and CRS's cross-border pursuit were all merciless. Love has a dark side: he drew eight versions of the ring for eight years, and she saved up a wish for ten years. The tide rises and falls, but Victoria Harbor never sets, and so do people.
Concept: Silence does not mean absence, restraint is also a kind of affectionate grammar. True love is not about occupying the space before the other person grows up, but about taking the other person's place in advance.
