In her past life, Anthea was drowned in a swimming pool by her jealous sister, Sally. In this life, the two sisters return to the day before their wedding, learning that white roses symbolize the Vance family's prison, while sunflowers represent the fate of ordinary lives. To avoid falling into the abyss of the wealthy family, Anthea seizes the opportunity to exchange bouquets with the cunning Sally. Thane, the head of the top Sterling Group on Wall Street, has already seen through Anthea's disgust for the extravagance and vanity of the elite. He and his parents disguise themselves as low-level security guards, kitchen helpers, and drivers at the estate, accompanying Anthea as ordinary people. Meanwhile, Freya, a British noblewoman enamored with her muse, Cliff, the snobbish heir to the Vance family, and Anthea's biased and cold-hearted parents, all join forces with Sally to constantly create trouble and harm Anthea. All the greedy and evil will ultimately suffer the retribution of bankruptcy, destruction, and betrayal. Anthea is indifferent to wealth, only yearning for genuine companionship. After experiencing a series of conflicts, she finally recognizes the true identity of the male protagonist. She let go of the pain of the past and gained a unique love and a perfect family.
