Following an impulsive encounter with Garvin Berret, the enigmatic and distant CEO, Iris Parker found herself captivated, believing there might be a chance for a deeper connection. However, her heart shattered when he bluntly stated, "I don't repeat experiences." Disheartened, she retreated to her hometown to manage her family's affairs, only to discover that their encounter had left a subtle impact. Years later, after giving birth to identical twin boys, Iris knew she couldn't raise them on her own. With a bittersweet plea, she sent one of the boys to Garvin, attaching a note that read, "a dessert after your evening meal." Upon receiving the unexpected package, Garvin's expression darkened as he realized it was his son. Determined to find the child's mother, he dispatched his men to search, but she seemed to vanish without a trace. As time passed, when his son, now five, questioned, "Why do all my friends have mamas, but not me?", Garvin remained steadfast. Many women approached him, eager to become the mother to his son, but he rejected them all coldly, insisting, "Only one woman can be my wife – the biological mother of my child."
