Falling Into You Episode 11 Recap
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Luo Na was completely preoccupied with the drug test results, so she didn't pay attention to Gao Mingshuo's instructions. She took her phone and went to get sandbags, but came back empty-handed. Mao Maoqi was very concerned about Duan Yucheng and asked the coaches. Wu Ze and Luo Na clearly didn't want to talk about it. Mao Maoqi didn't have the discernment to see this and still wanted to press for details, but was stopped by Liu Shan.
So Mao Maoqi called Duan Yucheng. Duan Yucheng took out his phone, saw it was Mao Maoqi, and put the phone back without looking at it again. Shi Yin could tell that Duan Yucheng had been in a bad mood recently, perhaps because he didn't compete well, but Duan Yucheng wasn't someone who would get discouraged by setbacks. She guessed it was because of Luo Na. Duan Yucheng spoke up and interrupted her next words, also interrupting her guess.
Luo Na was eager to know the results of the drug test. Just as she was talking with Wu Ze, a call came through to Wu Ze. It was from the drug testing center. The final results were out; Zhang Hongwen had indeed used drugs. Wu Ze's job was secure. Luo Na was overjoyed and immediately decided to go tell Duan Yucheng. She also asked Wu Ze to tell Director Wang. Wu Ze, however, said he was the biggest contributor.
Luo Na realized this and immediately treated Wu Ze warmly, unconditionally inviting him to dinner. Later, at the place where they were eating, Wu Ze saw Duan Yucheng. He told Duan Yucheng the news about the results being changed, but said that in Duan Yucheng's current state, he didn't deserve the champion's medal at all. Wu Ze walked over to buy something. Duan Yucheng's mind stirred, and he chased after Wu Ze to ask why his results had been changed.
Wu Ze told him everything Luo Na had done for him. Duan Yucheng immediately ran to find Luo Na. He pressed Luo Na, asking if she still wanted him to continue training in sports. Luo Na brought up the matter of his homeroom teacher looking for her. She felt that Duan Yucheng was also quite good in ways other than sports. However, Duan Yucheng only cared if Luo Na was still willing to let him train in sports.
Seeing that his focus was misplaced, Luo Na calmly told him that he was in charge of his own life and she couldn't control it. Duan Yucheng was convinced she was disappointed in him. Luo Na denied this and corrected his words, saying she just felt Duan Yucheng was not as brilliant as he used to be. Heartbroken, Duan Yucheng went back to continue drinking with his classmates.
Drunk, he got up to leave but told his classmates not to follow him. Jia Shili and the others were worried and followed him, discovering he was standing outside the bridge railing. Their hearts sank. They hoped he wouldn't do something rash, but ultimately, Duan Yucheng fell down. During the time he was in the water, many images flashed through his mind. He instantly sobered up and swam by himself.
This caused his roommates to call the police and search in the river for a long time. When they couldn't find anyone, they thought he was gone. Like reporting a death, they called Luo Na, only to learn that Duan Yucheng was with her. The three of them were still worried and came over to check. They found Duan Yucheng sleeping soundly on Luo Na's bed. Their worried hearts finally settled.
They originally wanted to carry Duan Yucheng back, but Luo Na said there was no need to trouble themselves and let him sleep there directly, while she slept on the sofa. After they left, Duan Yucheng continued to sleep after taking some medicine. Luo Na watched him sleep. The next day, Duan Yucheng woke up early and sat beside the sofa, watching her. Seeing her hand hanging down, Duan Yucheng reached out his hand and quietly touched her fingertips.
The morning sun was just right, and the breeze gently blew the sheer curtains. Duan Yucheng thought Luo Na's sleeping face was incredibly beautiful and couldn't help but lean closer to admire it. Meanwhile, Luo Na was in a deep sleep and knew nothing.
