Aurora grew up in an orphanage. After marrying Dominic, the CEO of Horizon Properties, she was treated with contempt by his family because she had no family background. Her husband's sister-in-law Giselle, claiming she missed her late husband, kept Dominic tightly bound to her side, and even deliberately pushed the pregnant Aurora down the stairs, causing her to miscarry. While Aurora fought for her life on the operating table, Dominic was waiting outside Giselle's delivery room to welcome the birth of twins. Her heart dead, Aurora sent out divorce papers—only to discover that the proposal she had painstakingly designed had been stolen by her husband and credited to Giselle. Just when she was isolated and helpless, Nathaniel, the head of the Hawthorne Group, found her—she was the long-lost sister of this business empire, missing for over twenty years. Armed with enormous wealth and family support, Aurora began a meticulous counterattack. She acquired Horizon shares and became the largest shareholder. At the board meeting, she publicly played recordings and videos, exposing the truth that Giselle had bribed doctors to delete surgical records and had personally pushed her down the stairs. Faced with irrefutable evidence, Dominic was forced by his mother's threat of suicide to sign the divorce agreement. Giselle was committed to a mental hospital, and those who had once trampled her underfoot finally paid the price.
