Do not think that you can conveniently take back a number you have once discarded.

A nobleman's son and a commoner's daughter were "fated mates." However, the daughter, who sensed it first, was rejected with the words "I don't need a miserable commoner," and was forcibly subjected to a mate-rejection surgery through power and money. One year later. The grown son recognizes the daughter as his mate and now demands "undo it." When she refuses, he sues her in court, claiming she has committed a "mate obligation violation." "It was you who rejected me in the first place." Though trembling, the girl speaks her own will in the courtroom. Fate or dignity—what will the verdict be?