My Biggest Lie Was Leaving You

In her final year of high school, Evelyn was overwhelmed by her father's passing and her mother Amelia's indifference. She found comfort in Henry, a kindhearted part-time courier. They fell in love and promised to attend university in the same city. Their plans collapsed under Ethan's malicious rumors, Amelia forcing her to study abroad, and the violent extortion by Ethan's father. To protect Henry and his sister, Evelyn sold her home to pay off the blackmail, then pretended to be materialistic and broke up with Henry at the airport, carrying the burden alone. Seven years later, during a snowstorm, Henry, now a business leader, encountered Evelyn living in hardship. Misunderstandings and pride kept them apart, even as new dangers surfaced through Mia's revenge and schemes by Amelia. The truth emerged. Evelyn had never gone abroad. She had stayed behind, raising Logan, the orphaned child of a convenience store owner, while quietly watching over Henry from afar. Filled with remorse, Henry stood by her. Together, they confronted the threats, exposed the crimes of Amelia and Ethan's family, and healed their past wounds. Henry, Evelyn, and Logan became a family, and on the seventh winter, they moved overseas, finally embracing the peace they had long deserved.