Nan Qiao, a 38-year-old executive at a financial company, is successful in her career but estranged from her family. Her 18-year-old son, Lin Feng, secretly drove their newly purchased sports car without a license while she and her bookish husband were busy with work. A week ago, he caused an accident late at night, seriously injuring a pedestrian—a broken right leg, a broken left hand, and multiple soft tissue contusions. Lin Feng fled the scene but was taken away by police at his home the following day. Nan Qiao used all her legal resources to temporarily bail her son out, but with conclusive evidence, the victim insisted on pursuing criminal charges. Now, for the first time, Nan Qiao sheds her executive persona and, as a mother, brings lavish gifts to visit the victim, who lives in a luxurious private villa, attempting a difficult settlement negotiation concerning her son's future. She faces not only legal risks but also potentially more "personalized" compensation demands from the victim, which may exceed her expectations.