On the day of the engagement banquet, Gu Ci received a message from his fiancée, Shen Nianchu: "Don't rush, wait until I finish having a child for him, and then I'll marry you." In public, he burned the property title deed of the bridal home he designed himself, worth 18 million, announced the cancellation of the engagement banquet, and traveled alone far away to Japan. That "he" was her terminally ill white moonlight. Four years of affection lost to the phrase "He is not going to make it." Eight months later, Gu Ci returned to the country with someone else by his side, while she hugged the child and waited at the airport, tasting the two words "missed" for the first time. Whose child is it after all? In this game of three people, the one who loses in the end is far more than just one.