For ten years, Queen Adams was infatuated with Leon Bailey, willingly abandoning her identity as the heiress of the wealthiest family to follow him incognito. However, after she tried to stop him from braving the rain to pick up his unattainable crush, Sarah Bell, he pushed her down the stairs, causing a concussion that made her forget only him. After losing her memory, Queen learned from her best friend, Una Bailey, about her own decade of self-degradation—how the luxury watch she gifted him was shattered in public, how she was embraced only as a substitute, and how her hard work in the professional world was met with humiliation. Awakened and clear-headed, Queen promptly blocked Leon and announced her return to the Adams family to inherit the billion-dollar empire. Meanwhile, influenced by Sarah’s provocations, Leon pushed Queen into a lake, nearly killing her, and then installed his incompetent crush as director in place of Queen’s well-earned promotion. When Una exposed Sarah’s secrets—including an overseas abortion and staging her own fall into water—Leon broke down and begged for reconciliation. But Queen had already chosen to reclaim herself.
