Resumo do episódio 19 de Revenged Love
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Wu Suowei was in distress after learning about his mother's illness. In the hospital corridor, he broke down in tears, with Jiang Xiaoshuai comforting him, urging him to stay strong and assuring him that his mother could live longer with a positive attitude. Wu Suowei questioned why Chi Cheng had not informed him earlier.
Jiang Xiaoshuai suggested Chi Cheng might have been worried and unsure how to convey the news, noting that the closest individuals are often the last to know. Wu Suowei then asked Jiang Xiaoshuai to consult with the doctor on his behalf. Before entering the room, a nurse advised Wu Suowei not to cry in front of his mother.
Inside the room, Wu Suowei tearfully confronted his mother, asking why she had hidden her serious illness from him for so long and blaming himself for being too busy. His mother, however, intervened, telling him not to blame Chi Cheng, as she had specifically asked Chi Cheng not to tell Wu Suowei because of his tendency to worry.
Wu Suowei reassured his mother that with advanced technology, her illness could be cured, promising to believe in her recovery and urging her not to cry. A doctor later informed Jiang Xiaoshuai that everything appeared normal. Wu Suowei diligently massaged his mother's feet; she considered herself a burden, but he quickly dismissed the thought. He thanked Jiang Xiaoshuai for consistently visiting his mother, to which Jiang Xiaoshuai replied it was no trouble.
Wu Suowei inquired further about his mother's condition, and Jiang Xiaoshuai noted her improved mental state but remarked that she acted like a child and slept for very long periods. Meanwhile, Chi Cheng secretly came to the hospital to check on Wu Suowei's mother, observing her from outside the room without entering. At the hospital, Wang Shuo's brother arrived and saw Wu Suowei.
He informed Wu Suowei that he had heard about his mother's condition and had arranged for a friend, a pancreatic tumor specialist from the States, to come and examine her. He mentioned the specialist was already on a plane and would arrive the next day. Wu Suowei was deeply moved and expressed profound gratitude, but Wang Shuo's brother simply said that friends help each other.
Back at home, Wang Shuo was in a despondent state, drinking and complaining to his brother. He accused his brother of being unsympathetic and unable to understand his heartbreak, claiming that since his brother had never been in love, he wouldn't know what it felt like. Wang Shuo questioned his brother's eagerness to find a doctor for Wu Suowei, doubting whether Wu Suowei would even appreciate it.
His brother, Wang Zhen, reprimanded him, stating that such behavior made him look down on Wang Shuo. Wang Zhen warned Wang Shuo against arrogance, reminding him that their mother did not want a son who disowned his family and that without his help, Wang Shuo would be homeless. He then cruelly stated that Wang Shuo's current behavior only validated Chi Cheng's decision.
To console Wang Shuo, Wang Zhen recounted a childhood memory of them fighting over a piece of sugarcane candy, breaking it repeatedly until it was gone, yet Wang Shuo clapped happily because "possession is more important than enjoyment." Wang Shuo simply noted that his brother had become more talkative. Chi Cheng, back in his own home, reflected on familiar surroundings, conjuring up memories of happy times spent with Wu Suowei.
Later, a chance encounter occurred at an elevator where Chi Cheng saw Wu Suowei. To avoid an awkward situation, Chi Cheng decided to wait for the next elevator. That evening, Guo Chengyu was practicing card tricks at home. Jiang Xiaoshuai returned and affectionately embraced him from behind. Guo Chengyu playfully complained about Jiang Xiaoshuai's frequent absences. Jiang Xiaoshuai explained he had been spending time with Wu Suowei, comforting him due to his mother's illness. Suddenly, Chi Cheng appeared.
Jiang Xiaoshuai's demeanor instantly shifted; his previous warmth vanished, replaced by jealousy as he angrily retreated upstairs. Guo Chengyu explained to a furious Jiang Xiaoshuai that Chi Cheng had insisted on staying with him, claiming his house was too big and lonely. Unconvinced, Jiang Xiaoshuai declared he could not be as indulgent as Guo Chengyu. In the living room, Guo Chengyu advised Chi Cheng to communicate clearly with Wu Suowei when problems arose, unlike brooding silently.
Chi Cheng, however, maintained that if Wu Suowei could figure things out independently, he wouldn't need explanations, and if he couldn't, he would be too stubborn to ask. Chi Cheng confessed to Guo Chengyu that if their reconciliation hadn't brought him some relief, he wouldn't have been able to endure. To lift Chi Cheng's spirits, Guo Chengyu suggested they play their childhood game, "Two Little Bees."
Later, Guo Chengyu coaxed Jiang Xiaoshuai back home for dinner by falsely claiming he was alone. As they were enjoying a seemingly intimate meal, Chi Cheng suddenly appeared with a snake to antagonize them. Jiang Xiaoshuai was furious, sarcastically remarking that Chi Cheng wasn't even human. Enraged by the intrusion, Jiang Xiaoshuai declared he would ignore Guo Chengyu for a week and stormed out to find Wu Suowei.
Jiang Xiaoshuai met Wu Suowei at his office and revealed that Chi Cheng was staying at Guo Chengyu's place. Wu Suowei ironically replied that Jiang Xiaoshuai should be the one who is jealous. Jiang Xiaoshuai then steered the conversation to Yue Yue, expressing suspicion about her sudden disappearance. He speculated that someone must have deliberately instigated her actions and provided capable assistance in hiding her, concluding it must be Wang Shuo.
In his office, Wu Suowei searched frantically for his snake, "Little Jealous One," after his assistant informed him the cleaning lady had thrown a large box, which contained the snake, into the trash. Wu Suowei rushed out and found the snake among the rubbish. Chi Cheng later visited a spicy hotpot restaurant, where the owner asked if he was alone and where Wu Suowei was.
The owner remarked that Chi Cheng was unlike Wu Suowei, who meticulously weighed his food to control the price, calling him a "penny pincher." The owner then informed Chi Cheng that her shop was closing due to declining business, a surprising revelation for him given its previous success. Chi Cheng went to the hospital again. After Wu Suowei stepped out, Chi Cheng entered his mother's room. Wu Suowei's mother told Chi Cheng she understood "about you both."
She then tearfully expressed her fear that "the path you both are taking will be very difficult." Chi Cheng tried to reassure her that everything would be fine, and she advised both him and her son to take care of each other. Later, Wu Suowei returned to find Chi Cheng gone. His mother expressed a desire to go home. Despite the doctor's recommendation against discharge due to unstable indicators, Wu Suowei respected her wish and took her home.
At home, his mother insisted on cooking for him, claiming to feel particularly energetic. As they sat together, his mother asked when he would find a daughter-in-law, to which he vaguely replied "soon." She then praised Chi Cheng, calling him a good person. Later, Wu Suowei found his mother asleep in the courtyard.
He gently spoke to her, confessing that he had started a company but kept it a secret to prevent her from worrying and apologized for not being more filial. Tearfully, he admitted he might never marry, acknowledging that he had lied to her. He tried to rouse her, only to realize she had silently passed away. Heartbroken, Wu Suowei cried out to his mother, begging her not to leave.
