The Price of Blind Love

On a blizzard night, Colson fell prey to the malicious lies of his mistress Astrid. Convinced that his wife Elsie had hidden Astrid's child, he cruelly tied their seven-year-old biological daughter Kia out in the raging snowstorm, then tossed the unconscious little girl into a frozen lake, costing their daughter her young life.​ Showing not an ounce of remorse, Colson moved Astrid and her two children into their home, wounding Elsie time and again. Overwhelmed by grief, Elsie resolved to seek vengeance. She reported Colson to the authorities, and he was imprisoned for negligent homicide. She also reclaimed all the family's assets and drove Astrid out of the house.​ Five years later, Colson was released from prison, consumed by regret and desperate to reconcile with Elsie. Meanwhile, destitute and bitter, Astrid harbored murderous resentment. She repeatedly harassed and retaliated against the couple, only to end up behind bars where she passed away from illness. Her two children were sent to a state orphanage.​ Colson suffered a car accident that left him brain-dead. As he lingered on the brink of death, Elsie revealed the brutal truth: the two children who had led him to murder his own daughter were never his blood kin. Everything he sacrificed bought him nothing but endless remorse. His belated apologies could never undo the irreversible tragedy.