ive years ago, Scarlett, a top neurosurgeon, left the medical field for love and became a full-time housewife. Yet her husband Damian treated her merely as a substitute for his first love, Lillith, subjecting her to constant cold violence. On their annual anniversary night, Scarlett discovered that Damian was wearing headphones and listening to Lillith’s voice while being intimate with her — and her heart died completely.
Scarlett took back the ten cufflinks she had given Damian on their wedding day, each representing forgiveness, and filed for divorce without hesitation. She made a high-profile comeback under the alias “the Divine Hand”. When Lillith returned home and fell ill, Damian had to humble himself and beg “the Divine Hand” for treatment, only to be shocked to learn the surgeon was his ex-wife. He came to his senses, drowned in regret, and pursued her relentlessly, even offering to lay down his life for her. But Scarlett had long let go of everything.
In the end, Lillith’s scandals came to light. She attacked Scarlett with a knife out of revenge. Damian stepped in to take the stab wound, yet he was still rejected. Under the devoted protection of her assistant Roman, Scarlett stepped into a brand-new life, while Damian collapsed, trapped in endless remorse.
