Crush Episode 24 (Ending) Recap
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Su Nianqin wrote a song called “Meeting You” for Wuyan. She thought he was returning to the music industry, but he told her he had already put down the pen, and this song was written only for her. With his permission, Wuyan played the song once on her radio show—just once. Wuyan brought Xiao Jie home to take care of him for a few days.
When Su Nianqin returned from work and saw how attentively his wife cared for the autistic boy, he got a little jealous and barely touched his dinner. The next morning, Xiao Jie fell and cried loudly while Wuyan was out buying breakfast. Su Nianqin didn’t comfort him but instead said, “Even if you’re a kid, you’re a man. You can’t just cry whenever you want. A man’s duty is to protect the weak.”
When Wuyan returned and saw Xiao Jie injured, she scolded Su Nianqin a bit, but the boy said as long as he could move, he was fine. Wuyan was surprised by the boy’s response. She realized that while Su Nianqin might not have the best temper, he really knew how to handle children. He had taught the once withdrawn, weepy boy quite well. That very day, she asked Su Nianqin whether he wanted a boy or a girl.
Su Nianqin said he preferred a girl. Just the day after they talked about children, Wuyan felt unwell while brushing her teeth in the morning. A hospital visit confirmed she was pregnant. Su Nianqin was overjoyed when he got the news and remained in high spirits for days, leaving his executives baffled and nervous during meetings. One day, when Su Nianqin came home early to take care of his pregnant wife, Wuyan noticed he didn’t ring the doorbell.
She immediately called Xiaolu with this exciting news. Xiaolu said this might mean Su Nianqin finally felt secure in their marriage. The arrival of the baby gave him a sense of dual responsibility and affirmation as a husband and a father, so he no longer needed external rituals for reassurance. Su Nianqin suddenly became worried that his congenital eye condition might be hereditary. He consulted a doctor, who said it couldn’t be confirmed.
Wuyan, however, was very reassured—both of Su Nianqin’s parents had healthy eyesight, so the condition likely wasn’t genetic, and their baby would be fine. Su Nianqin’s true identity as Yi Jin, the president of the group, was exposed by a former radio station employee. He instructed the company’s PR department to handle it and refused to make any public statement. At home, when Wuyan and the nanny heard the news, Wuyan felt unwell.
Su Nianqin called her and told her to lock the doors and windows to prevent reporters from barging in, and that he would take her away as soon as he got home. That night, Su Nianqin took Wuyan to their old apartment. In the elevator, Wuyan suddenly had intense stomach pain and was rushed to the hospital. Before entering the operating room, the couple held hands tightly, and Wuyan feared she might lose the baby.
Years later, Su Nianqin and Wuyan were out walking with their daughter. When Wuyan picked a leaf, their daughter scolded her, saying it was wrong. Su Nianqin agreed with her. The couple reminisced about their days teaching at the special education institute. Su Nianqin said he had struggled for a long time but couldn’t help falling for Wuyan. To this day, he was grateful she found him and changed his life—allowing him to live so happily now.
