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• Bitter Love
• Romance
• Second Chance
• strong female lead

• Ep. 1
  Yorath Clark's life took a drastic turn seven years ago when she broke up with Yasser Sidney. Now, their paths cross again, and the tension is palpable. As they reunite, Yasser seems to be in control, while Yorath appears lost. Their conversation is laced with underlying emotions, as Yasser mentions getting married, and Yorath responds with a mix of confusion and desperation. The dialogue hints at a complex past between them, with Yasser holding power over Yorath. As they interact, the atmosphere becomes increasingly intense, with Yorath trying to make sense of her situation and Yasser exerting his influence. The scene ends with a sense of uncertainty, leaving the audience wondering what will happen next.
• Ep. 2
  Yorath's family went bankrupt, and her parents took their own lives. In a heartbreaking conversation, Yorath's mother gives her 200,000 yuan as private savings, telling her to rely on her boyfriend for support. However, Yorath refuses, not wanting to burden him. The police later inform Yorath that her parents have died. Meanwhile, a man is seen talking about Yorath, calling her a gold-digger and revealing his past interest in her. He claims she's the most profitable person he's met, but his family didn't provide him with enough money to pursue her. The scene ends with the man encountering Yorath, remarking on the coincidence.
• Ep. 3
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• Ep. 4
  Yorath and Yasser cross paths again after seven years. Yorath, now a gold-digger, is met with Yasser's unexpected wealth. Their conversation reveals a complicated past, with Yorath asking if Yasser is happy with his new life. Yasser mocks Yorath's current situation, implying she is selling herself to survive. Yorath retorts that she is happier now, surrounded by different men, than she was when she was with Yasser. The conversation ends with Yasser leaving, and Yorath seemingly unbothered. However, the tone suggests a deeper emotional complexity between the two characters.
• Ep. 5
  Yorath and Yasser cross paths again after seven years. Yasser offers Yorath 200,000, but she refuses, saying it's not enough. He increases the offer to 500,000. Chen Youyou appears, mocking Yorath for no longer being a rich lady. Yasser defends her, and they seem to be rekindling their past relationship. Meanwhile, someone is searching for information about Chen Yaoyao from years ago. The scene is filled with tension and unresolved emotions between the characters. Yorath's past struggles and Yasser's newfound wealth hang in the air, as they navigate their complicated history.

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• Haunted By Undying Love – A Tale of Lost Love, Betrayal, and Unexpected Fate

  Haunted By Undying Love tells a story of fate, betrayal, and the complexities of love that never truly fades, no matter the years or circumstances. At the center of this emotional rollercoaster are Yorath Clark and Yasser Sidney, two people whose past is deeply intertwined with both love and loss. A whirlwind romance that turned sour seven years ago has led to years of separation, but when their paths cross once again, the consequences of their past choices come to the forefront.

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