Rhett, an elite project director who believes in clear boundaries and rules in marriage, signs
a prenuptial agreement with his wife Scarlett, treating their marriage as a business contract
where he pays and she takes charge of all housework including childbirth. During Scarlett's
pregnancy, he calculates every penny, refuses to cover her maternity expenses even when
her life is at risk, and pushes her to the brink of despair.
When Scarlett suffers a life-threatening hemorrhage during childbirth, Rhett finally realizes
his mistakes, but it is too late. Scarlett files for divorce, rebuilds her career, and becomes a
successful designer. Rhett loses his job, his family, and the right to be with his child,
spending the rest of his life in endless regret.
