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Alexandra and Jerald often neglected their daughter Bella due to their busy work schedules. During a meeting one day, Alexandra suddenly received a distress call from Bella. It was then that she discovered her husband had taken his first love, Dayna, and her son out for a day of fun, leaving their daughter locked inside the car. The engine was off, the air was stagnant, and the scorching heat made the situation dire. In a panic, Alexandra tried to reach Jerald by phone to find out where he was, but he accused her of being jealous and lying, refusing to disclose his location and eventually stopped answering her calls. Desperate, she returned home to seek help from Jerald's mother, only to have her reveal her true, uncaring nature. Jerald's mother had long been indifferent to her granddaughter, secretly hoping for an accident so that Alexandra could have another child—a grandson to continue the family legacy. With no other choice, Alexandra continued her search outside. On the road, she spotted a car identical to Jerald's and smashed the window, only to realise it was the wrong vehicle, which sent her emotions spiralling out of control. Throughout her frantic search, Alexandra reached out to Jerald's secretary and friends, but none could provide his whereabouts. Jerald, irritated by her persistence, gave Alexandra a false location, wasting precious time. Eventually, she managed to track Jerald's car, only to find that he hadn't taken it. Overwhelmed, she began to see things. Fortunately, Alexandra's secretary, Brodie, located Dayna's car. They rushed over and found Bella, who had already fainted from heatstroke. Tragically, it was too late to save her, and Bella passed away. This devastating event left Alexandra utterly disillusioned with Jerald, leading her to file for divorce.

Kristina devoted herself to caring for her boyfriend, Saul, who had been left deaf and mute after a tragic car accident. She had initially left home after a heated argument with her family to be by his side. For three years, she pretended to be deaf and mute herself, working tirelessly at multiple jobs to pay for his treatment. When Saul finally recovered, he grew resentful of the life he had led during his disability. Embarrassed by having a "deaf and mute" girlfriend, he shifted his attention to Ruby, who had ulterior motives, leaving Kristina feeling neglected and hurt. Realizing her efforts had been in vain, she decided to end the relationship. Following her family’s advice, she moved abroad, where she eventually found happiness with Nigel.

Abigail and Nathan had been a loving couple, but Eli had set them up. Abigail mistakenly believed that Nathan wanted to drain his family's assets and intended to harm her loved ones. During a heated argument, she stabbed Nathan, and thinking he was dead, she left her hometown heartbroken. Meanwhile, Nathan felt abandoned by Abigail, and his love for her turned to resentment. Five years later, after Nathan's biological parents found him, he changed his name and became a wealthy CEO. When Abigail returned to her hometown with her child, she discovered that Nathan was still alive. Overwhelmed with gratitude and guilt, she faced the reality that Nathan didn't want her to have an easier life. Thus began their complicated tale of love and hate.

Thea hid her identity and married Saul. Just as she was about to tell him that she was pregnant and involved in a major project, she witnessed Saul accompanying Zoe to a prenatal checkup. Heartbroken, she returned home, only to face her mother-in-law's sharp and judgmental words, which escalated into a heated argument. Amid the conflict, Thea tragically suffered a miscarriage. Devastated both physically and emotionally, she lost all hope and asked for a divorce. After navigating a whirlwind of events, Saul came to terms with his true feelings and became determined to win Thea back. Meanwhile, Thea, having been saved by Saul's timely interventions during life-threatening situations, slowly began to heal from her pain and found it in her heart to forgive him. In the end, the two reconciled and decided to rebuild their relationship with renewed commitment.

Nina Shaw and Winston Harris, a couple who get married under false pretences to escape their engagements. At the very beginning, they hide their identities from each other, and their lives and work are constantly in turmoil. After joining the Harris Group, they encounter a variety of problems, including difficulties with colleagues and theft of designs. As the story unfolds, misunderstandings are gradually resolved and their relationship heats up in the midst of all the trials and tribulations.

Bella, the eldest daughter of the Price family, was deeply in love with Chris, the CEO. Despite rumours about another woman living in his house, she used her family's influence to marry him. She dedicated herself to traditional homemaking duties, hoping that he would eventually fall in love with her. However, this only fueled Chris's resentment towards her, as it kept him from being with his first love, Mila. Mila, feigning blindness to gain sympathy, often played the victim in front of Chris, which led Bella to endure his repeated acts of revenge. During a heated argument, Chris pushed Bella, causing her to hit her head. This incident triggered her memory, reminding her that she had once saved Chris. It was then that Chris realised that Mila had been impersonating Bella all along. Bella was, in fact, his first love, the one he had yearned for all those years. Overcome with regret, he began desperate attempts to win her back.

The scene is painted with a beautiful, realistic style. The setting is a medium shot, viewed from eye level, with the camera positioned to the side. In the scene, we see Shen Feng, a young Asian man with short black hair and a gentle expression. He is wearing a typical blue school shirt. Beside him is Lu Yanyan, a young Asian woman with a high ponytail and a shy demeanor, her shy eyes glinting with warmth. She is also dressed in a blue school uniform top, her collar neatly arranged. The two walk side by side down the corridor, their bodies turned slightly towards the camera, creating a silhouette of their profiles. Their hands hang by their sides, almost touching. The background reveals an old-fashioned high school hallway with vintage wooden window frames. The warm afternoon sunlight pours in, casting sharp beams across the corridor. Tiny motes of dust dance in the sunlight, and the floor gleams with a subtle shine.