Su Ci was married to Zhou Hansheng for three years and spent those three years as a full-time housewife.
Yet in public, he put her down: "She's just a housewife who's never had a job. How can you call that love?"
He trampled on her dignity to praise Su Anya, Su Ci's second older sister, saying she was the one he loved.
Su Ci wanted a divorce.
Zhou Hansheng sneered. "What are you without me?"
No one knew that the biggest client of his company was her.
Su Ci withdrew every resource she'd given Zhou Hansheng. Only then did he realize that everything he was proud of had come from her.
Later, Su Ci met the man she once thought she had destroyed with her own hands.
She thought he was doing hard labor at a construction site and living in poverty, so she tried again and again to make it up to him.
Until the day Su Ci walked into the Huo Group's headquarters and saw him in the CEO's office.
His name was Huo Chongyan. His eyes could tell genuine antiques from fakes, and he was fabulously wealthy.
Su Ci was backed into a corner.
"Mr. Huo, please behave yourself. I'm married."
Huo Chongyan looked at her, his gaze deep, the corners of his mouth slowly curving upward.
"I know. I've been waiting a long time for you to get divorced."
