In her past life, Naomi's father and brothers brought home the daughter of their housekeeper—a woman who once saved their lives. Out of gratitude, they adopted Sarah into the family. Naomi treated her like a real sister, caring for her in every way. But it didn't take long for Naomi to notice something wasn't right. Her father and brothers, once devoted to her, now only had eyes for Sarah. Naomi became nothing more than the forgotten daughter—used, overlooked, and cast aside. In the end, she was trampled under Sarah's rise and died a miserable, lonely death. Then she was reborn. This time, Naomi lives for herself. Her brothers barely blink. They think she's just acting out. "She'll be back," they say. "She can't bear to leave us." But when Naomi truly walks away, the cracks start to show. "Why is this proposal falling apart? Where's Naomi?" "Our top creative team just resigned—to follow Naomi?" "Our core technology is gone? We can't function without her?" "Why won't this paper get accepted? The quality's not the same?" "No more viral songs? Naomi stopped writing?” Without her, the family unravels. The empire they built on her back begins to crumble. Panic sets in as they search high and low for her. But Naomi has seen it all before. This time, she smiles, turns her back, and walks away. "Sorry. I'm done."