Chapters: 38
Play Count: 318
Wedding planner Nora has been married to Adrian for four years, always coming second to Clara, the "sick" employee he cares for beyond all bounds. After one final fight, Nora leaves for a wedding project in Philadelphia - and falls to her death. Returning as a ghost, she watches everything: from his confident "she'll come back once she's thought it through" to his complete breakdown as the truth surfaces. When the evidence in her phone exposes all his secrets, Nora finally understands: this time, she is the one who will never come back.
Three years ago, Chloe married Charles at her grandfather’s request. After three years of one-sided love, she chose divorce when his first love Sylvia returned. The truth emerged that Sylvia had plotted arson and drugging. Regretting his misunderstanding, Charles began pursuing his wife after Chloe went abroad to study design.
At the Wish Blossom Ceremony, Grace's flower lands in David's hands—a so-called "widower." Resigned, she marries him. But David fiercely protects her, secures her inheritance, and watches her ex-fiance and family reap what they sow, their fake marriage blooming into real love.
Betrayed in love, Lily loses faith in men and only wants a child. She saves blind Charles, and they hide their real selves. Lily lies to win his love and marries him, leaving once pregnant. Charles regains sight heartbroken. Three years on, they reunite in Moonbridge, settle misunderstandings, and gain true love.
After learning she has terminal cancer, Sophie Evans impulsively kisses CEO Jackson Taylor before trying to walk away. But Jackson refuses to let her go, and as their feelings deepen, the two must confront love, loss, and the precious time they have left.
To secure legal guardianship for his first love Vivian's unborn child, Charles manipulates his 3-month pregnant wife Natalie into a sham divorce, promising to remarry after the baby's birth. Seeing through his deceit, Natalie signs the papers, terminates her pregnancy, and walks away—embracing her independence with finality. Adapted from Fanqie Novel Never Again, My Love, written by Shi Jiujiu