Summary
Wen Su marries the man she has secretly loved, her heart full of hope.
Then she overhears a private conversation between her husband and his older brother’s widow.
“Fei’an, give me a child.”
In that instant, her peaceful life shatters.
Only then does she realize that the marriage she has painstakingly nurtured, and the harmony she has preserved through compromise, are nothing but a carefully staged performance.
Her husband’s heart belongs to someone else, and that old flame is greedily reaching for everything Wen Su has: her family, her achievements, even her future.
Wen Su does not cry or make a scene.
Instead, she quietly withdraws all her tenderness and faces the truth with painfully clear eyes.
She hands in her resignation and a divorce agreement, ready to take her child and leave this man who always puts someone else first.
As Wen Su turns her attention to her career, suitors begin to gather around her: a handsome diplomat, a devoted deputy hospital director, and a younger admirer who watches over her day and night.
Only when her divorce papers snap him awake does Shen Fei’an recognize how he has neglected his wife—and realize that the woman who had always loved him so deeply first thought of leaving the moment he sided with his brother’s widow.
When another man drops to one knee to propose to Wen Su, Shen Fei’an pulls her into his arms, his eyes red.
“I haven’t signed the papers yet—are you trying to commit bigamy?”













