You Wanted to Break Up, Now You're Crying for the Inheritance

You Wanted to Break Up, Now You're Crying for the Inheritance Plot:

Three years ago, Su Xiao was dumped by her ex-boyfriend Chen Mo for “personality incompatibility.” She fought her way from a part-time clerk to an advertising executive, finally moving on from the heartbreak. Unexpectedly, Chen Mo shows up at her door, red-eyed, begging for a second chance—because Su Xiao’s grandfather passed away, leaving her a ten-million-yuan inheritance. Chen Mo claims the breakup was “for a good reason” and wants to restart their relationship. Su Xiao sneers: “You left faster than anyone back then. Does the inheritance smell good now?” But Chen Mo doesn’t give up; he even follows her to the company to “make amends.” Then Su Xiao finds a photo in her grandfather’s will—Chen Mo and her grandfather, with a note on the back: “He begged me not to tell you he had leukemia.” Su Xiao is stunned—was the breakup really a “white lie”? And is Chen Mo crying out of guilt, or for the inheritance?