Bleeding Love: A CEO’s Vow to Never Forgive
"Ethan Qin and his daughter were severely injured during a riot, with his little Sophie Qin even fighting for her life. However, when the hospital faced a critical shortage of Type A blood, Vivian Song heartlessly signed off on diverting the life-saving supply to Xuan Xuan—the leukemia-stricken son of her first love, Liam Jiang—leaving her own biological daughter to die. Heartbroken, Ethan finally realized that six years of devotion could never warm a heart of stone. Revealing his hidden identity (as the heir to the top conglomerate WH Group), he saved Sophie and left with her, cutting all ties.** At first, Vivian, now without Ethan, remained indifferent, lost in her delusion of making up for lost time with Liam and his son. But as reality set in—Liam’s coldness compared to Ethan’s past tenderness, the judgmental whispers about her abandoning her own child, and Ethan’s complete disappearance—she began to question her choices. When she stumbled upon Ethan’s forgotten phone and saw the years of love-filled notes and his final goodbye message, regret crashed over her like a tidal wave. Desperate, she searched for him, only to discover that Ethan was no longer the ""penniless fool"" she had trampled on, but the dazzling young master of the WH Group, now accompanied by the kind and gentle heiress Emily Su. Vivian tried everything to win him back—pleading, scheming, even crashing Ethan and Emily’s engagement party in a wedding dress. But Ethan’s heart had turned to ice, and Sophie refused to forgive her. The final blow came when Vivian tore off Liam’s mask of kindness, uncovering the truth: his son never had leukemia, and the kindergarten riot had been orchestrated by Liam himself to eliminate Sophie. Devastated, Vivian personally ensured Liam was sent to prison. When an assassin hired by Liam targeted Ethan again, guilt-ridden Vivian threw herself in front of the fatal knife. Her sacrifice earned her a brief visit from Ethan, who silently peeled an apple by her hospital bed—but she was forced to witness his happiness with Emily. In the end, Vivian left all her shares to Sophie, bearing the weight of her losses alone, while Ethan moved forward with Sophie and Emily, embracing a future filled with genuine love. A twisted tale that began with betrayal and obsession finally ended in bloody repentance and belated letting go."
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