In her childhood, Elisa was deeply hurt by her indifferent father. During an extreme snowstorm in northern Beijing, she walked alone by the roadside, clutching the doll that had grown up with her. Overwhelmed by the blizzard, she froze and fainted. A Bentley stopped by the roadside, and a young man from the back seat opened the door, picked her up, and urgently warmed her before taking her to the hospital. When Elisa woke up, she found herself well taken care of, but the young man had already left for the UK. Years later, they met again. Elisa never expected that her fiancé would be Jocelyn, the man who had saved her from death and was now placed on a pedestal. Before the wedding, they barely spoke. Elisa knew that Jocelyn, coming from a high-status family, was naturally aloof and cold. After marriage, she simply hoped for a peaceful coexistence. However, misfortune struck whenever she tried to drive in the morning—either the car keys were lost or the car broke down. A private car would pull up, the window would roll down, and the man in the back seat, dignified and noble, would ask, "Need a ride?" Elisa had no choice but to accept Jocelyn's offer. After repeatedly relying on his car, she felt embarrassed and finally learned to fix the car herself. After repairing it one night, she slept soundly. The next day, the car was gone. Jocelyn walked past her leisurely, saying, "There have been thieves around lately. You should be careful." "Stealing an entire car?" "These days, thieves dare to steal anything." One day, while searching for something, Elisa accidentally found a car key hidden in Jocelyn's drawer. It turned out that the pretentious thief was none other than her own husband.