My boyfriend and his new love returned while I was hunched over the toilet, violently throwing up "Is she trying to tie you down by claiming she's pregnant?" the new girlfriend sneered at me. My boyfriend unceremoniously ushered me out, warning me not to cause any more trouble. I left quietly, disappearing into the vast sea. After all, I was a mermaid, and the ocean was my home. Later, clutching the terminal gastric cancer diagnosis, he frantically rushed to the seaside, jumping into the waves in a desperate attempt to find me. But I was swimming freely in the ocean, choosing never to return.

After getting married, I became a full-time housewife, devoting myself to supporting my husband and raising our children. But then my husband ended up giving my most prized jewelry design to a new female intern at his company. I confronted him, but he brushed me off, calling me petty and overly emotional. That intern shot to fame with my design, becoming a rising star in the jewelry world. She and my husband began appearing together at events, with the industry praising them as a match made in heaven. Even my son, Linden, grew close to her and began criticizing my lack of style, even asking me not to pick him up from school. Looking at this husband father and son, I packed my suitcase and left the house that no longer felt like mine. Later, they begged me to come back, but I just waved them off nonchalantly. "Whoever wants to play nanny can go back. I still have an award to collect at the jewelry exhibition!"

When I was working as a salesperson at a shoe store, I ran into my ex-fiancé. He was there with his current fiancée to pick out shoes. His fiancée deliberately made things difficult for me. She even used the excuse of "accidentally" stepping on my finger, hard. In excruciating pain, I pushed her down. But she turned around and accused me of intentional retaliation and threatened to file a complaint against me. For the sake of my job, I gritted my teeth and apologized to her. Yet, I saw my ex-fiancé looking at me with a mocking expression. "If you hadn't broken off our engagement because you thought I was poor, you would be the one sitting here being served!" Later, I left the city and started a new life. After he learned the truth, he went crazy looking for me...