At fifty-three, Eleanor was forced into divorce by her husband Daniel and their son, ending her miserable life. When she opened her eyes again, she was back thirty years earlier, on the day of her marriage registration. Faced with a military marriage permit with the spouse's name still blank, Eleanor wrote down her sister Clara's name instead of her own, making Clara Daniel's legal wife. This time, she gave Clara her wedding dress, wedding ring, and dependent travel pass. She secretly reclaimed her college admission and boarded a train to California alone. When Daniel discovered the truth, he rushed to Westbridge University. But Eleanor had already let him go and met Andrew, a veteran who respected and supported her. Daniel's regret came too late. In the end, Eleanor walked toward a life that was truly her own.
