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Su Wan, a down-and-out fashion designer, was fired for refusing to plagiarize. By chance, she took on a commission from the mysterious CEO Gu Yan—to restore the "Ember Silk," his mother's relic that had turned to charred fragments in a fire and held Gu Yan's deepest attachment to his mother. As Su Wan stitched the remains with hand embroidery, she discovered the tenderness behind Gu Yan's "coldness": secretly retrieving her confiscated designs, bringing hot milk when she stayed up late, even shielding her from plagiarism rumors. When the "Ember Silk" was reborn—with Su Wan's flame-patterned embroidery covering the scorch marks—Gu Yan finally confessed: he'd noticed her when she restored a vintage dress at a flea market. Her persistence in "reviving old things" was exactly like his mother's way of guarding the wedding dress. A promise of "repair" became mutual healing—turns out, the best love is letting each other's old wounds grow into new tenderness.
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