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Father's Insurance Policy
Father's Insurance Policy Plot:
After her father's "accidental death", Su Xiao finds a million-yuan insurance policy while sorting his belongings—she is the beneficiary, and the policy's effective date coincides exactly with the day her father was diagnosed with lung cancer. Even more suspicious: the hidden medical records, the "suited man who often quarreled with him" mentioned by neighbors, and the insurance agent's evasive expression, all point to a deliberately concealed truth. When Su Xiao finally unravels the mystery, she understands that behind her father's last words, "You must live well after I'm gone", is the ultimate sacrifice—he faked the "accident" to hide his illness, turning all his love into this piece of paper, fearing his daughter would blame herself for his death.
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