Fang Jiaxin holds the distinction of being Arman’s first love.


    In her youth, she was famously dubbed the goddess of Hong Kong Ind, captivating a multitude of affluent individuals and elites who found themselves enchanted by her charm.


    When Arman pursued his studies in the United States, Fang Jiaxin and Arman parted ways. During this time, Liu Jiahui, a prominent figure among the wealthy, swept her off her feet with hisvish lifestyle, making her his beloved in the luxurious estate of Shi Xun Dao.


    In that period, Fang Jiaxin seemed to have it all in terms of material wealth.


    She could board a private jet at dawn to feed pigeons in a London square and then fly to the picturesque Aegean Sea by nightfall. Each morning offered her the choice of shopping in New York or indulging in luxury at a Tokyo mall.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    If time permitted, she could even embark on Lau Ka Fai’s private yacht, sailing from Hong Kong Ind to the Maldives in the Indian Ocean or to the serene shores of Tahiti in the South Pacific.


    In essence, everything she desired was easily within her grasp.<fnf423> ?????? ???? f?ndnovel</fnf423>


    However, upon Arman’s return to Hong Kong Ind, the spark of their past rtionship reignited, threatening to disrupt her current life.


    It was then that she came to a profound realization: despite possessing all the material luxuries, a void remained in her heart that only Arman could fill.


    The decision to elope with Arman to the United States left many on Hong Kong Ind baffled by her sudden choice.


    Yet, once in the United States, she slowlyprehended that although her emotional void was now upied, nearly everything else in her life felt empty.


    She could no longer spontaneously select a destination from a world map after waking up at her leisure, nor could she relish in the world’s finest goods and services as she once had.


    It was at that moment she grasped the true cost of her sacrifices.


    What she had relinquished was not merely Liu Jiahui, but the unparalleled experiences and luxuries that humanity has cultivated over thousands of years.


    The private jet she once flew in represented the pinnacle of civil aviation technology and exquisite interior design, just as her former cruise experiences were unparalleled.


    The garments she wore were crafted from the finest materials by top-tier designers, and her jewelry was among the rarest treasures in existence.


    Even her mattress was an artisanal masterpiece, skillfully made by Swedish craftsmen from selected horsetail and goat hair.


    Her everyday essentials, including food and drink, were always of the highest quality.


    However, after eloping with Arman, she found herself crammed into an economy ss seat for over ten hours, which felt unbearably ufortable. Thevish cruise experiences were now a distant memory.


    The clothing she wore was no longer custom-tailored luxury, but mass-produced items made by women in developing countries, churning out identical garments on chaotic assembly lines.


    In that moment, she recognized the foolishness of her choice.


    It was also during this realization that she vowed to do everything in her power to return to Liu Jiahui.


    Fortunately, upon her return, Liu Jiahui weed her back with open arms, putting aside past misunderstandings, and even marrying her openly after her previous partner’s passing.


    For the next two decades, she reveled in the finest experiences life had to offer, much like she had before.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>