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After the Mist Fades
After the Mist Fades Plot:
Su Wan gave up her medical dream for Gu Sinian, devoting seven years to their marriage—only to catch him with his first love Lin Mengxue on their son's third birthday. Gu Sinian coldly tossed a divorce paper: "Mengxue needs me, the kid is yours." She signed it through tears, taking their son to the US. Five years later, she returned as a world-renowned transplant surgeon, and her first surgery was Gu's mother's heart transplant. Outside the OR, Gu grabbed her hand, eyes red: "Wanwan, I regret it—let's start over." Su Wan pulled back her hand, her surgical calluses pale pink. At the corridor end, her son was jumping into pediatrician Cheng Mo's arms, and her gaze had long drifted past her ex-husband, settling on that warm figure.
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