The Oath of Love Episode 6 Recap, Plot

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When Gu Wei and Gu Xiao arrived home, they were surprised to see Gao Xi there too. It turned out that their mother had invited her over to help, but the real reason was to create an opportunity for Gu Wei and Gao Xi to connect. She thought very highly of Gao Xi and believed their families were well-matched, so she hoped to push forward their potential marriage.

At dinner, their mother openly expressed her fondness for Gao Xi and suggested they shouldn't only focus on work but also consider settling down. Meanwhile, at the hospital, Lin Zhixiao found the note her father left and was at a loss. Dr. Du helped her call Gu Wei to inform him immediately. Considering Lin Jianguo left the hospital on his own and might be suicidal, Gu Wei told Dr.

Du to submit a request to access the hospital’s security footage and rushed back himself. Gao Xi, upon hearing the news, followed Gu Wei to the hospital. The once lively dinner became quiet, leaving only Gu Xiao to accompany their mother. At the hospital, Gu Wei calmed Lin Zhixiao and joined her in searching for Lin Jianguo, but they couldn’t find him anywhere. Lin Zhixiao got a call from her mother, confirming he hadn’t returned home either.

In her growing panic, she was racking her brain to think of every possible place he might go. The more anxious one becomes, the more prone to mistakes. Lin Zhixiao suddenly experienced severe abdominal pain. Gu Wei stopped the car at a convenience store and personally went in to buy necessities. Standing in front of the feminine products shelf, he looked helpless, until a woman helped him pick two items.

Following the cashier’s suggestion, he also bought heating pads and a hot drink. Taking the items from Gu Wei, Lin Zhixiao was stunned. After drinking the warm beverage, the pain began to ease. Gu Wei advised her to relax as much as possible, otherwise stress would worsen the cramps. Lin Zhixiao calmed herself and began sharing her childhood story of running away from home, tears streaming down her face.

At that moment, her mother called again, saying she received a payment notification showing Lin Jianguo had bought a train ticket back to his hometown. There were still 45 minutes before departure. Lin Zhixiao, accompanied by Gu Wei, rushed to the train station and finally found the man they had both been worried sick about. Lin Jianguo was proudly bragging to strangers about how his daughter was his “precious little cotton-padded jacket.

” But Lin Zhixiao, filled with rage, shouted his full name in public, scolding him and insisting he return to the hospital. Lin Jianguo acted like a child and demanded to eat KFC. Since he wasn’t in the right state for surgery the next day, Gu Wei decided to postpone the operation. After they left, a male traveler nearby questioned how “warm” that cotton-padded jacket really was.

His pregnant wife was back home, and he wondered if their daughter would act the same in the future. Meanwhile, at the KFC restaurant in the middle of the night, Gu Wei sat a short distance away to give Lin Zhixiao and her father space to talk. Lin Jianguo happily munched on his burger, ignoring his daughter’s anger and even urging her to eat too.

Lin Zhixiao had no appetite and was still furious, especially after her mother injured her leg while searching for him. She scolded Lin Jianguo for being an irresponsible man. Maybe realizing he had gone too far, Lin Jianguo explained that he returned to his hometown to retrieve the list of 100 wishes his daughter wrote in elementary school. He wanted to fulfill as many of her wishes as possible in the time he had left.

Hearing this, Lin Zhixiao couldn’t hold back her tears anymore. Mr. Lin had always seemed unsupportive, yet he remembered such childhood details. Lin Zhixiao excused herself to go to the bathroom but ran out and burst into tears, blaming herself for being so willful over the years. After all, she had said many hurtful things to Lin Jianguo. Gu Wei followed and tried to comfort her, but his awkward comments made her cry harder.

So he stepped forward and gently embraced her, using the softest tone to soothe her wounded heart. Gu Wei’s action made Lin Zhixiao feel comforted—and then surprised. She remembered that he had mysophobia, yet he tolerated her tears soaking his coat. Gu Wei smiled and said his mysophobia had been cured by Lin Zhixiao, but realizing how suggestive that sounded, he quickly changed the topic and reminded her to pull herself together.

On the way back, Lin Zhixiao looked at her sleeping father beside her and silently whispered “Dad. ” The father-daughter bond that had been buried deep in her heart finally saw the light again. Gu Wei, watching through the rearview mirror as Lin Zhixiao rested her head on her father's shoulder, felt a whirlwind of emotions—but mostly relief. Elsewhere, Gu Xiao returned home late and complained to his mother that he didn’t get enough to eat at Gu Wei’s place.

Feeling sorry for him, she went to the kitchen to make him a late-night snack. His father, reading the newspaper on the couch, gave him a cold glance and made a disparaging comparison between him and Gu Wei. Always belittled by his father, Gu Xiao was especially annoyed and immediately fought back. The two had another intense argument. His father decided to cut off all his credit cards, but Gu Xiao just scoffed and left.

Despite acting proud, Gu Xiao actually waited outside for a long time until his mother came out with a card. He pretended to hesitate, took it, and drove straight to a hotel. At the hospital, Lin Zhixiao’s mother waited anxiously and was both angry and upset when she saw Lin Jianguo brought back by her daughter and Gu Wei. Once he was settled in, Lin Zhixiao finally felt relieved. She thanked Gu Wei, and they went their separate ways.

The next morning, she looked through a family photo album at home and smiled at the picture of the three of them together. Gu Wei stood on his balcony, lost in thought as he gazed into the distance.

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