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On a stormy night, a car belonging to the Kingston family crashed into a river. Scarlett, the family’s five-year-old youngest daughter, remained far calmer than any ordinary child. She smashed the car window, clung to driftwood, and survived the raging river current by herself. Severe head trauma erased most of her childhood memories, leaving her separated from her family forever. She only had two clues to her identity: an old cocoa burn scar stretching from her left wrist to her forearm, and half a detachable family crest. With no relatives to turn to, she was sent to the Lighthouse Home Orphanage in Maine, where she spent more than a decade living a lonely orphan’s life. At the orphanage, Scarlett was quiet, disciplined and hardworking, never speaking of her broken past. Sophia, another girl at the orphanage, pretended to be gentle and kind, gradually gaining Scarlett’s full trust. Taking advantage of her youth and naivety, Sophia tricked Scarlett into handing over the half family crest. Back then, Scarlett had no idea this token would become the key tool for Sophia to steal her life.