Wenn Flammen Liebe verzehren

• Bitter Love
• Revenge
• Romance
• Toxic Relationship

• Ep. 1
  Mae's world is shattered as Skylen decides to save his brother Riven's child by sacrificing their own daughter. Mae begs Skylen to understand her pain, but he remains resolute. The decision sparks a deep-seated hatred in Mae towards Skylen. As time passes, Mae plots her revenge, seeking to make Skylen feel the same despair she endured. In a heated conversation, Mae accuses Skylen of being responsible for his brother's death and questions his motives for sacrificing their daughter. Skylen denies killing his brother, but Mae remains unconvinced. The argument escalates, with Mae ordering someone to punish Skylen, fueling her desire for revenge.
• Ep. 2
  Mae's world is consumed by despair as she recalls the night her daughter was taken away. She begs Skylen to understand her pain, but he remains resolute. Mae's love turns to hatred, and she begins to plot her revenge. In a flashback, a child cries out "Mommy" repeatedly, while someone says "don't" multiple times. The scene cuts to a conversation between two people, where one asks what the other is doing. The response is cryptic, mentioning someone named Nan Xiang. A man claims he didn't start a fire two years ago, and the other person believes him, but then reveals that they know who actually did. The conversation takes a dark turn as one person admits to being responsible for the fire. Mae's desire for revenge burns stronger, driving her to make Skylen feel the same pain she endured.
• Ep. 3
  Mae's desire for revenge against Skylen intensifies as she recalls the past. She mentions that if it weren't for Mr. Fu's arrangement, she would be the one married to someone else. Mae threatens to tell South Xi (possibly a person of authority or influence) about Skylen's betrayal, but is met with skepticism about whether he will believe her. The conversation takes a dark turn as Mae brings up the sacrifice of her daughter for the sake of Riven's child, revealing a deep-seated resentment towards Skylen. She expresses her desire to make him suffer and reveals that she has been plotting her revenge. The scene becomes more intense with mentions of poison and murder, indicating a violent confrontation brewing between the characters. Mae's words are laced with venom as she declares that Skylen deserves to be punished for his actions.
• Ep. 4
  Mae's world is shattered as she watches her daughter being taken away. She begs Skylen to understand the agony of a mother, but he remains resolute in his decision. Mae's love for Skylen turns into deep-seated hatred, and she begins to plot her revenge. In a heated conversation, Mae accuses someone of poisoning her daughter, Dodo. The person denies it, and a doctor confirms that there are no toxic substances in Dodo's IV fluid, only a sedative. Mae is furious and demands that the person be punished. She refuses to let them take care of Dodo, fearing for her daughter's life. Mae decides to hand Dodo over to someone else, but the person she accuses warns that this new caregiver will harm Dodo. Mae is determined to keep Dodo safe and vows to take good care of her. The scene ends with Mae's desperation and anger palpable as she tries to protect her daughter from those she perceives as threats.
• Ep. 5
  Skylen and Mae's conversation reveals the depth of their emotional turmoil. Mae asks about Rui'er's surgery, and Skylen responds that it's proceeding as planned. Mae suggests finding another donor, but Skylen is resolute, citing his brother's memory and Rui'er's desperate need for a transplant. Mae's anguish is palpable as she begs Skylen to reconsider, but he remains unmoved. The hospital reports that Rui'er's condition has worsened, and the surgery will proceed. Mae, determined to save her daughter Dodo, pleads with Skylen to change his mind, but he refuses. As the situation escalates, Mae becomes increasingly desperate, demanding to be released, while Skylen remains firm in his decision. The tension between them is suffocating, with Mae's hatred for Skylen growing by the minute.

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