The Real Daughter

The female lead, Scarlett, had deeply loved her husband Chris for eight years and confessed her love 999 times during their three-year marriage, only to be met with his indifference and a sense of “duty.” It wasn’t until the day of their divorce that she realized, in despair, that Chris had all along cherished his childhood sweetheart—the “white moonlight” who had been frantically impersonating the person who once saved her life—above all else. Having finally come to her senses, Scarlett tossed aside the divorce agreement and walked away resolutely, cutting off all contact. Two years later, when the truth came to light—that Scarlett was the one who had truly saved his life, and that he had destroyed the woman he loved with his own hands—Chris’s world came crashing down. After enduring 730 days of endless pain and mental torment, a remorse-stricken Chris ultimately slit his wrists in a bathtub filled with water, taking his own life and facing death with irreparable regret; meanwhile, Scarlett had long since flown the coop, leaving this toxic past behind her for good.