Julian Winslow, the leader of the Winslow Conglomerate, appears gentle and refined on the outside, but is in fact scheming and cold-blooded.

Sam Hughes, an orphan abandoned by her family, is a social butterfly in high society, flitting among numerous men, yet never giving her heart away.

His encounter with her was a twist of fate, an inescapable destiny.

He married her, pampered her, and spoiled her. He meticulously plotted every step against her, exhausting all schemes and vowing to lock her by his side, even going so far as to use their child as bait to trap her.

Then came the night his first love and Sam were taken by the same kidnappers, and Julian had to choose.
He chose his first love.

Sam and her captors went over the edge of a cliff.

When he heard the news of her death, his gentle and refined face remained calm and composed, and he only said 2 words: "I know."

But did he? Did he really know what he had just lost — or what was coming next?

The story was neither long nor short. In a small town in the Union, a sixteen-year-old boy met a fifteen-year-old girl. They fell in love during their innocent youth. Their romance was pure and unblemished, free from monetary entanglements, mind games, or transactional motives. They loved each other in the prime of their lives. The gifts the boy gave the girl were not trendsetting luxury items that countless socialites bowed to, nor were they mansions or sports cars. They were assorted hairbands from small shops, little animals woven from colorful strings, and the most ordinary trinkets found on street corners.


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