Resumo do episódio 17 de Revenged Love
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Feeling downcast, Wang Shuo went to Jiang Xiaoshuai's home. Jiang Xiaoshuai initially wanted to refuse him entry but, seeing Wang Shuo's evident distress, softened and allowed him inside. Meanwhile, Chi Cheng was at the hospital with Wu Suowei's mother, who was experiencing dizziness and pain.
She firmly refused to let Wu Suowei know about her illness, explaining that if she were to die, Wu Suowei would only be sad for a few days, but if he knew now, he would suffer until that day. Chi Cheng comforted her, promising to stay and care for her that night and take her home in the morning if she felt better.
He then stepped out to call Wu Suowei, who confirmed he was at home and about to sleep. Chi Cheng informed him he had something to do and wouldn't be returning that night, gently reminding him to cover himself with the quilt before wishing him good night.
Wu Suowei, who was actually at Wang Shuo's house with Wang Zhen, misunderstood Chi Cheng's call, believing Chi Cheng was with Wang Shuo and confirming his fear that their relationship was nearing its end. The next morning, Chi Cheng returned home and anxiously searched for Wu Suowei. When Wu Suowei eventually appeared, Chi Cheng furiously demanded to know where he had been. Wu Suowei casually admitted he was at "Wang Shuo's place."
Chi Cheng pressed, asking if it was Wang Shuo or Wang Zhen, to which Wu Suowei sarcastically replied, "What do you think?" Enraged, Chi Cheng accused Wu Suowei of taking his tolerance for granted, citing previous incidents of him messaging Wang Shuo and boxing with Wang Zhen, and now daring to spend the night at Wang Shuo's house. He asked if Wu Suowei thought Chi Cheng treated him like a male prostitute.
When Wu Suowei remained silent, Chi Cheng declared he would no longer care for him and ordered him to "Get out." Wu Suowei silently left, and the two separated due to the misunderstanding. A dejected Wu Suowei then went to Jiang Xiaoshuai's clinic. Jiang Xiaoshuai initially thought Wu Suowei was joking about being kicked out by Chi Cheng, but seeing his genuine sadness, he realized it was true.
Wu Suowei explained his belief that Chi Cheng hadn't come home the previous night because he was with Wang Shuo, and that Chi Cheng's fury was a result of his own guilt. Jiang Xiaoshuai corrected him, stating that Wang Shuo had been with him all night and could not have been with Chi Cheng.
Wu Suowei, feeling despair, believed that Chi Cheng no longer loved him and had used Wu Suowei's attempt to make him jealous with Wang Zhen as an excuse to end their relationship. Declining Jiang Xiaoshuai's offer to stay, Wu Suowei decided to go home to his mother for comfort. Back home, Wu Suowei observed his mother looking haggard and having lost weight. He voiced his concern about her diabetes and offered to cook a nutritious meal.
While preparing, he discovered several items and learned from his mother that Chi Cheng had been visiting her daily, enjoying her cooking. Wu Suowei realized the "seasonings" were in fact expensive tonics. His mother praised Chi Cheng, calling him a blessing, better than a good wife. Wu Suowei, however, couldn't help but think bitterly that because of Chi Cheng, he might never have a wife.
Later that night, in bed, he checked his phone, wondering why Chi Cheng hadn't messaged him. He was startled by a noise from his mother's room and rushed to find her trying to conceal her pain, attributing it to indigestion. He helped her into bed, and they lay together, reminiscing about his late father and his childhood.
His mother expressed profound loneliness and her desire to reunite with his father in the afterlife, firmly rejecting Wu Suowei's suggestion of buying a new house for her to live with him, citing her deep attachment to their current home and his father's memory. She then shared her longing for him to marry soon and provide her with grandchildren. Guo Chengyu, having returned from his business trip, visited Jiang Xiaoshuai, who happily greeted him.
Jiang Xiaoshuai showed Guo Chengyu Wang Shuo's medical record from seven years prior, revealing frequent hospital visits before Wang Shuo went abroad. Guo Chengyu, who had been unaware of Wang Shuo's illness, only remembered Chi Cheng often drinking with him after arguments with Wang Shuo, and admitted he was unsure what truly happened between them back then. Jiang Xiaoshuai then pressed Guo Chengyu about his own involvement in the past.
Guo Chengyu confessed that he was "dead drunk" one night and woke up to find Wang Shuo lying beside him. In his stupor, he called Chi Cheng, who became angry and refused to answer. Soon after, Wang Shuo left, and Guo Chengyu could not confront him. Jiang Xiaoshuai playfully urged Guo Chengyu to put his "honeycomb-like thoughts" to use and investigate the truth, promising a sense of closure, to which Guo Chengyu eventually agreed.
Guo Chengyu then confronted Wang Shuo, demanding an explanation and showing him the medical record. Wang Shuo initially tried to evade the topic, but Guo Chengyu angrily accused him of letting him be defamed for seven years. Wang Shuo shockingly admitted he deliberately orchestrated the setup, allowing Guo Chengyu to take the blame as a manipulative strategy to maintain a connection with Chi Cheng after his departure.
He claimed to be experimenting with the idea that "hatred can turn into love," reversing the common saying. Wang Shuo even asserted that if he hadn't planned to "sleep" with Guo Chengyu, Chi Cheng would have. Guo Chengyu was stunned, realizing he had been tricked. He then asked what had made Wang Shuo suspect they were having an affair in the first place.
Wang Shuo explained that on a prior occasion, Chi Cheng, while drunk and sleeping on Wang Shuo's bed, had repeatedly called out Guo Chengyu's name. Infuriated by this absurd reason, Guo Chengyu chastised Wang Shuo for sacrificing his own reputation for such a ridiculous idea. Wang Shuo, however, defiantly maintained that "it was totally worth it." Later, Wang Shuo visited Chi Cheng, hoping to rekindle their relationship.
He observed Chi Cheng no longer smiled in photos as he once did in their old videos. Wang Shuo then deliberately mentioned that Wu Suowei had visited his house and seen those videos, attempting to provoke a reaction. Angered by Wang Shuo's manipulative tactics, Chi Cheng confronted him, asking his true intentions. Wang Shuo admitted he enjoyed watching Chi Cheng and Wu Suowei fight.
Chi Cheng, in a poignant explanation, conveyed that their past relationship now only felt like a scar on his body—visible, a memory, but no longer painful. He concluded that if hatred ran too deep, it could no longer be love, and asserted that his heart no longer belonged to Wang Shuo. Desperate, Wang Shuo demanded that Chi Cheng explicitly state he no longer loved him, promising to cease his harassment if he did so.
Chi Cheng hesitated to utter those words. Wu Suowei visited Jiang Xiaoshuai again, explaining he would be staying for a couple of days due to company matters. Jiang Xiaoshuai asked if he was still fighting with Chi Cheng, to which Wu Suowei confirmed, complaining that Chi Cheng hadn't sent him a single message and was likely with Wang Shuo.
Jiang Xiaoshuai then asked if he would return to Chi Cheng if he came looking, and Wu Suowei defiantly stated he wouldn't forgive him even if Chi Cheng knelt. They then discussed Guo Chengyu's findings: Wang Shuo had admitted to staging the sleeping arrangement with Guo Chengyu.
While Wu Suowei was shocked by Wang Shuo's manipulative behavior, Jiang Xiaoshuai cautioned that Guo Chengyu's testimony alone wouldn't convince Chi Cheng, urging Wu Suowei to find more evidence, perhaps from Wang Shuo's personal files. They speculated about Wang Shuo's true intentions for being back for half a year without making a move, concluding he must be scheming to win Chi Cheng back.
Wu Suowei realized Wang Shuo's repeated questions about his name, "Wu Suowei," indicated that he knew about Wu Suowei's past with Yue Yue but had chosen not to expose him yet. Wu Suowei resolved to move forward, regardless of the unknown outcome. Later, Yue Yue arrived at Wu Suowei's company, posing as a client seeking renovation items. Wu Suowei, as General Manager, greeted her.
Yue Yue, now a president's secretary, explained her visit was both business and a chance to see him. After some pleasantries, Wu Suowei offered to give her products for free. Yue Yue then inquired about his relationship with Chi Cheng, which Wu Suowei quickly dismissed as a personal matter, attempting to end the conversation and leave. Yue Yue, however, became emotional, calling him by his old name, "Wu Qiqiong," and accusing him of being heartless.
Wu Suowei reiterated that they were no longer related and asked her to leave. Just then, Chi Cheng appeared. He expressed irritation at Yue Yue's presence, questioning why she would visit knowing about his and Wu Suowei's relationship. Wu Suowei jokingly explained that she probably came for freebies, just like Wang Shuo. Their banter continued, confirming their reconciliation and the lifting of the misunderstanding.
Wu Suowei expressed his concern for his mother's haggard appearance and thanked Chi Cheng for visiting and eating with her. He then reflected on his mother's struggles, including multiple miscarriages before his birth, and how his career was just taking off, making him feel a shortage of time. Chi Cheng reassured him that he could handle company matters and encouraged Wu Suowei to spend more time with his mother. Wu Suowei then playfully teased Chi Cheng for being jealous. Chi Cheng, after finishing a cigarette, urged Wu Suowei to speak his mind, hinting at a deeper conversation.
