At one in the morning, Jiang Wantang receives a bill for 186,800 yuan from Jinlan Hot Springs. The person who supposedly ran up the charges is none other than her three-year-old son, and the establishment even has a signature and a statement claiming it was made by him personally. Faced with intimidation and financing pressure, she refuses to pay just to make the problem go away and brings a lawyer to gather evidence. As fraudulent accounts, an inside accomplice, and a hush agreement come to light, the debt collection exposes a long-running scam. What she must protect is not only her own innocence, but also her child's name.