"The male lead, Neil, arrived at the company in a luxury car, where he was greeted by Assistant Chen, the CEO’s executive assistant. Neil instructed Assistant Chen to prepare the betrothal gifts and ensure their timely delivery to the homecoming banquet venue. Meanwhile, Chloe and her close male friend Zane returned from abroad, just stepping off the plane at the airport. Her girlfriends Holly and Lucy came to pick them up, and the four friends joyfully reunited. Chloe invited them to attend her homecoming banquet, but she suddenly received news that she had been appointed as the vice president of S Group, which stirred a shift in her emotions. As graduation approached, Neil had secretly given up the only study-abroad opportunity for Chloe without her knowledge. Before her departure, Chloe made a promise to marry him upon her return. During the six years Chloe spent studying overseas, Neil founded S Group, a top-tier tech company, intending to use it as a grand gesture to win her hand in marriage. However, upon her return, Chloe had already grown distant from Neil. Under the influence of her girlfriends, she mocked and humiliated him repeatedly, choosing instead to trust her male confidant, Zane. After enduring constant rejection and distrust, Neil decided to break up with her. Soon after, he was boldly pursued by Sissi, a junior from his high school days who had harbored feelings for him for over a decade. Through their growing interactions, Neil experienced unprecedented devotion and trust, gradually falling in love with Sissi. Meanwhile, deceived by Zane, Chloe stole S Group’s core patented technology. Upon discovering this, Neil, though heartbroken, decided to turn the tables, vowing to reclaim his dignity and control over his own fate. In the end, Chloe realized that her so-called male confidant, Zane, had ulterior motives and had been manipulating her all along. Filled with regret, she sought Neil’s forgiveness—only to find that his heart now belonged to another. Ultimately, both Chloe and Zane were arrested by the police for corporate espionage. "
