Vivian Lin was hospitalized for two months after a car accident, yet Theodore Zhou, her husband, never showed up once. Her mother-in-law treated her with cold indifference, and her father only asked how much benefit he could get from the Zhou family. Vivian finally saw the truth—she was nothing more than a pawn her father had wed into the wealthy Zhou clan to save his failing company.Stuck in a three-year contractual marriage, she endured emotional coldness and malicious gossip, only to be left battered and bruised in the end. When she came to her senses, she fired her snobbish maid, replaced the furniture Theodore had picked out, and even raised a cat that triggered his allergies. What’s more, she returned to the workforce, starting as a junior designer at LightYear Design. She stood up to the petty harassment from colleagues, landed the top client of the company, and transformed into a version of herself that Theodore could never understand.
