Resumen del episodio 24 (final) de Revenged Love
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Chi Cheng’s mother, having learned from Guo Chengyu that Wu Suowei sold his parents' old house to secure Chi Cheng’s release, felt a pang of guilt, especially after her previous harsh dismissal of Wu Suowei. While driving with Chi Cheng’s father, she spotted Wu Suowei selling sugar figurines at a cultural square. Despite her husband's initial reluctance and skepticism about Wu Suowei's motives, she insisted on stopping.
She warmly greeted Wu Suowei, apologizing for her past harsh words and offering financial help so he wouldn't have to hawk on the street. Wu Suowei politely declined, explaining he was simply enjoying the experience of life outside the office. He then crafted a special rabbit sugar figurine for her, knowing from Chi Cheng that she was born in the year of the rabbit, which delighted her.
Back in the car, Chi Cheng’s father, though outwardly dismissive of the figurine as "junk" and complaining about owing favors to someone he once deemed "petty," secretly took a bite and admitted it was quite sweet, showing a softening in his stance towards Wu Suowei. Meanwhile, Guo Chengyu visited Chi Cheng with a lawyer and retrieved a note Chi Cheng had written for Wu Suowei.
The note, which read, "It's not that I hate you, I just can't let go," deeply saddened Wu Suowei as he reflected on his memories with Chi Cheng. That evening, Jiang Xiaoshuai informed Wu Suowei that Chi Cheng's verdict was scheduled for the next day and urged him to attend.
Wu Suowei, however, feigned commitment to his stall, secretly fearing that his presence might further upset Chi Cheng during such a difficult time, and admitted his discomfort facing Chi Cheng's parents in court. The next day, Chi Cheng's parents and friends, including Jiang Xiaoshuai, gathered at the courthouse. Chi Cheng's father, still pretending indifference, declared Chi Cheng deserved to suffer, though his wife quickly retorted. Thankfully, Chi Cheng was released. Upon stepping out, his first question was for Wu Suowei.
Learning that Wu Suowei was still selling sugar figurines, Chi Cheng promptly took his father's car keys and sped off to find him. Wu Suowei was at his stall, lamenting two missing sugar figurines, when Jiang Xiaoshuai and Guo Chengyu ambushed him with water guns. Soon, Wang Shuo and Wang Zhen joined in, surrounding Wu Suowei and relentlessly spraying him. Just as the chaotic water fight peaked, Chi Cheng arrived in a water truck.
He unleashed a powerful water jet on everyone, turning the chaotic scene into a joyful, artificial downpour where everyone laughed and played. After the water fight, Wu Suowei playfully complained to Chi Cheng about being bullied by the others, though his smile betrayed his happiness. Overwhelmed with emotion and gratitude for Wu Suowei's sacrifice in selling his house, Chi Cheng embraced him.
Later that night, as they lay in bed, Wu Suowei, exhausted from prolonged stress and overwork, quickly fell asleep in Chi Cheng's arms and remained unconscious for a full day and night. Chi Cheng stayed faithfully by his side, refusing to leave. Concerned that Chi Cheng hadn't eaten while tending to Wu Suowei, Guo Chengyu brought food to their bedroom, playfully chiding Chi Cheng for being "too mushy."
Wu Suowei finally woke up, and Chi Cheng offered him some of Guo Chengyu's cooking. Wu Suowei jokingly remarked that his "happy life" was beginning, to which Chi Cheng retorted it was "about to end." Later, Jiang Xiaoshuai found Guo Chengyu overseeing renovations at a new location. Guo Chengyu revealed that he had acquired a larger space and designed its layout to fulfill Jiang Xiaoshuai's dream of expanding his clinic and seeing more patients.
He also explained plans to convert Wu Suowei's former bedroom into a staff lounge and make the rooftop their private retreat. Jiang Xiaoshuai was deeply moved, realizing Guo Chengyu had sold his snake park to finance this venture, calling it a "betrothal gift." Guo Chengyu assured him that as long as Jiang Xiaoshuai liked it, the sacrifice was worth it, declaring, "Shuaishuai, you can be responsible for loving the world, and I'll be responsible for loving you."
As they leaned in for a kiss, they were interrupted by arriving construction workers. Chi Cheng then brought Wu Suowei to his parents' home, where his parents showed clear acceptance of Wu Suowei. Doudou, Chi Cheng's nephew, was delighted to see Wu Suowei, affectionately calling him "Auntie," and they all played together. That evening, Wu Suowei brought Doudou into their bedroom, letting him sleep between them.
While Wu Suowei doted on the child, Chi Cheng grew playfully jealous of Doudou being a "barrier" between them, insisting Doudou sleep on the side or be returned to his sister the next day. The following morning, Chi Cheng took Doudou to his sister. Afterward, he blindfolded Wu Suowei and led him to a surprise. Wu Suowei, both curious and a little worried about being "sold," was thrilled to discover Chi Cheng had bought back his old house.
He was especially touched that all the interior furnishings were exactly as he'd left them. Although the original loquat tree in the courtyard had been sold after the house changed hands, Chi Cheng had gone to great lengths, even tracking it through surveillance footage and "lost item posts," to find and repurchase it, restoring the home completely.
As Wu Suowei climbed the tree and joked about their time together, Chi Cheng confirmed they had been a couple for "one year and two months," and Wu Suowei expressed how the passion felt as fresh as ever. Wu Suowei concluded, "I've got a home again," ready for their happy life together.
