Kiss Me Through the Storm

• Bitter Love
• CEO

• Ep. 1
  In a chaotic scene, a woman named Fang An collapses, prompting urgent cries for help. A young girl is discovered, and the situation escalates as someone pleads for her life. Amidst the panic, a mother reassures her child, urging her to stay strong. The tension builds as a man is informed that his daughter is in someone else’s hands, hinting at a dangerous turn of events. Meanwhile, a child seeks help to find her father, only to be met with indifference. The episode ends with a chilling revelation: a man is told his daughter has been taken, setting the stage for a dramatic confrontation.
• Ep. 2
  In a tense moment, Susie is held by an unknown person who demands her father, Julian, to come immediately. The situation escalates as Julian’s associates arrive, accusing the person of kidnapping Susie. However, Susie clarifies that it was a misunderstanding and that a young boy had actually saved her. She pleads with her uncle to release him. Julian arrives, warning the person not to disturb his mother’s peace, threatening severe consequences. Susie, grateful to the woman who helped her, insists on repaying her kindness, but the woman declines, blaming herself for the situation. Susie tries to convince her that her father is wealthy and can help, but the woman dismisses the idea, emphasizing the importance of being cautious in the future. The scene ends with a mix of tension and gratitude, hinting at deeper connections and unresolved conflicts.
• Ep. 3
  Wendy returns to her family home after years of absence, greeted with hostility and resentment. Her stepmother, Mrs. Dong, immediately accuses her of bringing chaos and misfortune to the family. Wendy, unfazed, retorts with biting sarcasm, revealing the deep-seated animosity between them. The tension escalates when Wendy demands her mother’s ashes be placed in the family ancestral tomb, a request Mrs. Dong vehemently opposes. Mrs. Dong’s refusal is laced with venom, as she vows to never allow it as long as she lives. Wendy, determined and unyielding, challenges her stepmother’s resolve, leading to a heated confrontation. The exchange grows increasingly hostile, with threats and insults hurled back and forth. Wendy’s return has clearly stirred up old wounds, and the family’s fragile peace is shattered. The scene ends with a tense standoff, leaving the future of their relationship uncertain.
• Ep. 4
  Wendy finds herself in a tense confrontation with Julian, who demands she secure a $1 billion investment from the Ye family to save his company. He coldly offers her a deal: if she succeeds, he will allow her mother’s ashes to be buried in the Qin family plot; if she fails, she must leave the family forever. Wendy, furious, lashes out at Julian, calling him worse than an animal. Meanwhile, Julian’s assistant reports that they’ve hit a dead end in their search for Susie’s biological mother. The only lead is a $3 million transfer made four years ago, but the recipient has since died, suggesting Susie was sold for money. Julian is enraged, vowing to uncover the truth no matter what. As secrets from the past resurface, Wendy and Julian’s fragile relationship is pushed to the brink.
• Ep. 5
  Wendy Clark, now known as Miss Qin, confronts Julian York in a tense meeting. Julian notices her injuries and questions their origin, but Wendy dismisses his concern. The conversation quickly turns hostile as Julian accuses the Qin family of drugging him four years ago, vowing revenge. Wendy, undeterred, hints that her presence at the airport was no coincidence, suggesting she had a plan all along. Julian, confident and sharp, refuses her request for investment in her failing company, Knight. Wendy, however, remains unbothered, even teasing Julian about his appearance. The exchange escalates as Wendy reveals she’s using Julian’s money for her own gain, leaving him both frustrated and intrigued. The encounter ends with unresolved tension, hinting at deeper conflicts and hidden motives.

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