The Forbidden Flower Episode 10 Recap
> The Forbidden Flower Recap
The next day, when He Ran woke up, she saw Xiao Han beside her and kept acting coquettish and clinging to him. At this time, Xiao Han received a call from Quan Quan. He Ran knew that Quan Quan had a talent for painting and wanted to encourage her to continue painting. She asked Xiao Han for Quan Quan's hometown address and prepared to send painting tools to her.
Seeing the dying goldfish that she was raising, He Ran thought about her own deteriorating health. At this time, He Ran received a call from her mother, who apologized and asked for forgiveness. Qiu Jiarong hoped that He Ran would return home.
After hanging up the phone, He Ran saw that the goldfish had died and was very sad, thinking about how her own health was deteriorating. Worried that Xiao Han would be hurt if she found out she was sick, He Ran decided to break up with him.
At night, He Ran told Xiao Han that she would go home and then go to the capital to study, and that they would never meet again. Both of them were very sad. After calming down, He Ran asked Xiao Han about the woman he used to love, and then asked him to tell her the woman's story.
The next day, Xiao Han prepared breakfast, but He Ran didn't want to eat it, so Xiao Han sent her away.
After returning home, He Ran agreed to go to the capital to study, and also asked Qiu Jiarong not to investigate her anymore.
Han Yu's uncle visited Xiao Han's residence and saw the plants that had won European awards that he had cultivated in his flower room. After asking about it, Han Yu's uncle learned that Xiao Han knew the plant breeder who had cultivated that plant.
When Han Yu's uncle left, he saw a painting hanging on Xiao Han's wall that he recognized the author of, and was curious why Xiao Han had it hanging there.
After leaving, Han Yu's uncle secretly investigated Xiao Han.
To avoid delaying He Ran, Xiao Han left alone. When He Ran returned, she couldn't find Xiao Han. At this time, Xiao Han was reminiscing about his time with He Ran by the seaside.
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