A Love Never Lost Episode 14 Recap, Plot

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Xie Shuhong knew the proprietress of a seafood restaurant, where she could get a discount on meals, so she and Liang Xiang went there to eat. During their conversation, Xie Shuhong remarked that if Liang Xiang weren’t a descendant of the imperial clan, he’d actually be a handsome young man. Liang Xiang was immediately displeased—he didn’t think of himself as merely a boy and was even more unwilling for Xie Shuhong to see him as an immature youth.

Xie Shuhong was deeply influenced by Yang Yifan and Wu Tianbai, but she held firmly to one belief of her own: no matter when a war breaks out, business must go on—one must survive. Outside the seafood restaurant, there was a bustling crowd. Xie Shuhong went to ask the proprietress and learned that a Chinese exchange student named Zhang Yanmin had committed suicide by jumping into the sea.

On the white clothes he wore was a protest against the Japanese government. Liang Xiang fell silent, not knowing what to say for a moment. Xie Shuhong returned and told Wu Tianbai about it. Wu Tianbai was stunned for several seconds—he knew Zhang Yanmin. Without saying a word, Wu Tianbai put on his pants and rushed out to find Yang Yifan. Yang Kaizhi was upset and sorrowful over Lee Ju-hee.

Liang Xiang comforted him, urging him to let go of romantic entanglements and focus on his military studies. As future military leaders, there was much work waiting for them upon returning to China. Yang Kaizhi came to his senses and decided to focus on his studies and earn his diploma from the military academy. Liang Xiang worried that the Tokyo police might harm Yang Kaizhi because of Lee Ju-hee, so he sought help from Hirata Ichiro.

Hirata Ichiro agreed to try contacting some acquaintances but also warned Liang Xiang to be cautious when dealing with people like Yang Kaizhi. The Shanghai Dao’s informants in Tokyo discovered a secret channel for smuggling military weapons to China. They ordered Li Renjun to find the channel and determine how these weapons were being transported from Tokyo to Shanghai. But this time, Li Renjun refused to do it and declined to accept any more intelligence funds from the Shanghai Dao.

Yang Kaizhi took a delivery receipt to notify Xie Shuhong of the pickup location. He instructed her to board a ship with the receipt and find the second officer—an Irishman. The ship was the American Princess Marguerite, docked at Tokyo Port’s Pier 3. That night, Xie Shuhong, Wu Tianbai, Zunian, and Linjiang went to Pier 3. When Xie Shuhong entered the port with the receipt, Wu Tianbai and Linjiang took a sampan to receive the goods.

Japanese guards at the dock spotted the sampan and opened fire. Wu Tianbai was shot in the waist but managed to survive. Because of the incident during the pickup, the supplier refused to ship more goods. Although the money was in the bank, they couldn’t touch it. Xie Shuhong told Wu Tianbai to stop worrying—she would figure something out.

Yang Kaizhi learned from Li Renjun that someone had been caught smuggling weapons via an American cruise ship at the dock the previous night. He rushed to find Xie Shuhong. Given the current tight security, Xie Shuhong told him to stop coming by so often. The bullet had damaged the main nerve in Wu Tianbai’s lower body. From then on, he could only move with a wheelchair. Xie Shuhong went to see Wanshan.

She was willing to take on Wu Tianbai’s debt, but she asked whether the supplier could unfreeze the money deposited in the Citibank account. But Wanshan said the shipment didn’t belong to him, so there was nothing he could do. Xie Shuhong went to Citibank and learned that without a unified second-party company, the funds in her account could not be unfrozen. Since she couldn’t unfreeze them, she decided to use the funds as a loan guarantee.

The bank clerk said she could borrow $1,500. Just then, Shimoda Utako happened to be at the bank handling some matters, and Xie Shuhong chatted with her briefly.

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