"Margot Sorrell had been born an heiress but was swapped by a malicious nanny and abandoned on the streets. Years later, her biological parents finally found her reading fortunes at a shabby stall: ""Marriage within three years will ruin your luck.""
On her first day back with her family, Margot saw through their facade—misfortune loomed over them. The impostor heiress played the innocent, the brother was arrogant, and the parents were indecisive. At the dinner table, she rolled up her sleeves, revealing scars: ""When I was abandoned, someone tried to break my arms to make me beg!""
She warned of her brother's impending danger, but no one believed her until a car accident occurred, and he miraculously survived thanks to a protective charm she'd given him. She summoned the spirit of her deceased sister to expose the truth: the fake heiress had been consuming their lifespans, ultimately killing her young sister.
With the impostor committed to a mental hospital, her parents begged her to stay, but she walked into the sunlight: ""You chose her once, now you want to choose me? Life doesn't work that way.""
The true heiress never cared about you."
