Chapter 3
I was indeed blind.
I'm a System Career Strategy Woman, and my task here was to help Finn successfully take control of the Finn Family.
Finn is an illegitimate child that Asher Finn secretly raised without his wife's knowledge.
The Finn Family has always been strict, and all children are from the legitimate wife.
However, Dahlia's womb was uncooperative, only giving birth to a daughter.
Before Asher Finn passed away, he confessed the truth about the illegitimate child. Old Mr. Finn, considering the father-son relationship and feeling for the Finn Family's bloodline being left outside.
Finn was brought back to the Finn Family.
But due to his awkward status, he was always excluded from the Finn Family.
The first time I met Finn was in the hospital.
He had just survived a car accident.
His biological mother's ashes were secretly hidden by Mrs. Finn.
He developed Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, becoming irritable and restless.
Like a frightened fawn.
I felt sorry for him, so I deliberately got close, accompanying him to recover.
From being an unnoticed, easily oppressed illegitimate child to now the Finn Family's leader.
Finn realized his dream, establishing a law firm.
His reputation spread, known as a champion of justice.
I forcefully intervened in his life, becoming his dependence.
I stayed with him for seven years.
In those seven years, not only did he become accustomed to me, but I also genuinely fell for him.
So when the System reminded me that my strategy task was complete, I stayed.
Because that pure-hearted boy told me I was his only love, his true love for life.
When he clumsily and awkwardly recited his marriage vows, saying he wanted to have a family with me, I didn't hesitate for a moment.
I knew his biggest heartache was his biological mother's ashes.
I used every connection to help him find them, negotiating with Mrs. Finn.
I still remember risking my life to find his mother's ashes.
Finn was as fragile as a child, holding the ashes and crying for a long time.
At that time, the way he looked at me was as gentle as the sea, sickeningly sweet.
I thought his love would never disappear.