Sweet Dreams Episode 33 Recap
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Ling Lingqi, with her chaotic thoughts, used her last bit of clarity to reject Mo Nan, and ran away with a sobbing voice. Mo Nan, rejected, once again drowned his sorrows in alcohol. It turned out that what broke down the last line of his goodness was Lu Yunqing's act of killing Mo Nan's father. Ling Lingqi and Mo Nan, meeting again, both carried a bit of awkwardness.
Lu Baoni, watching Mo Nan's expression from the side, seemed to have also understood something. Ling Lingqi entered the room and saw Lu Baoni sitting lost in thought. She tried to persuade Lu Baoni to give up on Mo Nan, explaining that Mo Nan might not be the most suitable person for her. However, Lu Baoni had already considered Mo Nan and her feelings for him as an "obsession", saying it was too difficult to let go.
On Valentine's Day, many customers came to various flower shops to return roses. It turned out that Xingli, a supplier, had passed off inferior goods as good quality during the Valentine's Day peak season, selling poor quality flowers at high prices. After Bo Hai found out, he immediately rushed to the flower shop to resolve the issue. Unexpectedly, Hua Jia's business was exceptionally good, which made Bo Hai breathe a sigh of relief.
Due to the rush to buy roses on Valentine's Day, Hua Jia's performance exceeded its targets. Zhou Xinyan arranged a celebratory banquet for this, and they celebrated within Hua Jia. During the celebration, Zhou Xinyan and others suddenly received a news push: Bo Hai's background was suddenly exposed, fabricating rumors that Hua Jia had become the mastermind colluding with Xingli to sell inferior flowers, and even implicating Bo Hai's mother's shop, Yunhe Flower Art, in an inferior flower incident.
This news not only made Hua Jia the target of public criticism but also turned Bo Hai into an unscrupulous businessman cursed by everyone. Bo Hai stumbled back to his room, past events vividly replaying in his mind: childhood bullying from classmates and online condemnations made him unable to think. He forced himself to take a cold shower to bury the outside discussions about him.
Hearing Ling Lingqi knock on the door, he told her through the door that he was fine and to not worry. Mo Nan was exceptionally happy to see Bo Hai's painful and defeated appearance, as well as the scenes of various flower shops and customers demonstrating and demanding debt repayment at Hua Jia. Meanwhile, William reminded Mo Nan, hoping he wouldn't regret his choice today. Bo Hai and Chen Mo analyzed the targeted malicious incident again.
Zhou Xinyan mentioned that a whistleblower with the net name CJ had been continuously exposing various details from 20 years ago, along with photos showing their close ties with Xingli. This made Chen Mo recall the woman taking photos whom he had met when he was heavily drunk that day. Chen Mo and Zhou Xinyan saw the suspicious woman's license plate number in the surveillance video from that day and followed the lead to find CJ.
Facing various pieces of evidence, CJ had no choice but to agree to hold a press conference to clarify the matter. Chen Mo and Zhou Xinyan hid CJ, waiting to hold a press conference to clarify everything for Hua Jia. However, Bo Hai received a call from someone at Chuangxiang at this moment, threatening to harm the person Bo Hai loved. Upon learning that Chuangxiang intended to harm Ling Lingqi, Bo Hai immediately rushed to save her.
However, due to traffic, he was a step late, and Ling Lingqi was almost hit by a falling flowerpot. Fortunately, Mo Nan saved her. Watching Mo Nan and Ling Lingqi's receding figures, Bo Hai received another warning call. If Bo Hai insisted on holding the press conference, the harm Ling Lingqi would suffer would not just be a falling flowerpot. Bo Hai sat on the balcony, his mind racing with countless thoughts.
On one side was the company he had painstakingly built, and on the other was the girl he loved. Ultimately, to protect Ling Lingqi, he finally made a difficult decision: to give up holding the press conference.
