She was once a proud woman, admired by countless people, yet before him she lowered herself and cast aside her dignity, striving to catch his attention. She believed that if she managed the relationship with all her heart, one day he would see her sincerity. But what she got in return was the news of his engagement to someone else. In that moment, her world collapsed, and her heart was cut like a knife. Zhou Li, the man of her dreams all along, mocked her so coldly: "You've got plenty of lovers—why must you steal mine? Have you no shame?" She froze, tears welling in her eyes, yet stubbornly refusing to let them fall. Afterward, she chose to marry his brother. This decision was not only to help herself forget him, but even more to prove to him that without him, she could still live well. And Zhou Li, after losing her, finally realized how precious she was. He searched for her anxiously, wanting to win her back, but it was already too late. She stood at the wedding venue, looking at his furious eyes, feeling no joy in her heart—only irony. She said softly: "When I was with you, you didn't want me—you had to steal instead. Isn't that pathetic?" Those words pierced his heart like a sharp sword. He closed his eyes in pain, knowing deeply that he had lost her and could never win her back. This story tells of a woman's persistence and resilience in love, how she ultimately found her own love, and it also reveals the coldness and selfishness of human hearts. Everyone must pay the price for their actions, and love has never been a game to be played with at will. In this tangled web of relationships, everyone must learn to respect love and respect one another.