Can I Get Them Back?
Synopsis:
Growing up, things were never easy for Wen Qingqing. She wasn’t rebellious, nor was she disobedient — she only wanted to be loved. But fate… fate had never been kind to her.
Abandoned at birth by parents who deemed her a mistake, she spent her early years in the cold embrace of strangers, learning that silence was safer than hope. When the Wen family finally brought her back, it wasn’t out of guilt or love — but out of need. She became the unfavored daughter, a shadow in her own home, a convenient target for her parents’ frustration and her siblings’ cruelty.
Every bruise, every insult, every cold stare taught her one thing — she was unwanted. But she endured. She clung to a fragile dream that one day, her family would see her. That one day, they would love her.
That dream shattered when she overheard the truth.
She had only been brought back for one reason — to serve as a living donor. Her blood, her marrow, her organs — all meant to save the twin siblings her parents truly loved. Her existence was nothing more than a slow, deliberate sacrifice.
Even then, Wen Qingqing didn’t break. She kept smiling through the pain, through the nights she cried herself to sleep, whispering that tomorrow might be different.
But fate wasn’t done with her.
When the Wen family fell into bankruptcy, she became their final transaction — sold into the darkness like a commodity. What followed were years of torment so cruel that they blurred the line between life and death. Her body bore the scars of violence; her soul learned the silence of survival.
And yet, she lived.
By sheer luck — or perhaps the stubborn will of someone who refused to die — she found her way back. Broken, yes. But breathing. She returned to the city that had forgotten her, only to discover a truth more devastating than any pain she’d endured.
Her family hadn’t cared. Not then. Not now. To them, she had been nothing but a transaction — and even her survival was an inconvenience.
But she no longer begged for love.
Her only light now was her one-year-old son, the fragile little soul that had kept her anchored through madness. He was her reason to wake, to breathe, to keep going.
Until one day — he was gone.
Sold. Stolen. Traded away for money by the very same people who had once called themselves her family — in collusion with the man she had once trusted, the one she thought was her salvation.
Now, there is nothing left to lose.
Wen Qingqing’s story is not just one of pain — it is one of survival, of reclaiming what was taken, and finding strength in the ruins of betrayal. As she walks the path between vengeance and redemption, she must decide whether to forgive the world that broke her… or burn it to the ground.
Because this time, she’s not the girl they can use.
She’s the woman they should fear.
