Quinn spent twelve years growing up in an orphanage before the Fairchild family finally found her. She thought she had a home now. A real family. But that so-called family made her take the fall for their adopted daughter and forced her to give up her engagement. Three years in prison, barely clinging to life again and again—eventually, she stopped caring. If her family and fiancé could be stolen that easily, then they were never hers to begin with. Once she cut all ties and gave up on love, her career skyrocketed. She climbed all the way to the top of the world. Now, the family that betrayed her was full of regret. "The Fairchild family is your real home. Come back—we all miss you." Quinn's expression was ice-cold. "My home was the orphanage."