Never Looking Back

• Broken Heart
• Romance

• Ep. 1
  In the aftermath of a car crash that left him deaf and mute, Kevan is supported by Kaylyn, who pretends to share his disabilities since birth. As Kevan recovers, he rejects Kaylyn for her perceived limitations, unaware that she is the heiress to the Xie family, a fact he never knew. Kaylyn, heartbroken, leaves Kevan and rejoins her family. Amidst Joelle's manipulations, misunderstandings escalate, deepening the rift between them. In a series of emotional exchanges, Kaylyn reveals her true identity and the sacrifices she made for Kevan, while Kevan grapples with the reality of his condition and the consequences of his actions.
• Ep. 2
  In the aftermath of a car crash that left him deaf and mute, Kevan is supported by Kaylyn, who pretends to be deaf and mute from birth. As Kevan recovers, he rejects Kaylyn for her perceived limitations, considering them an embarrassment to his family's reputation. Heartbroken, Kaylyn leaves Kevan and rejoins the Xie family, of which he is unaware that she is the heiress. Amidst Joelle's manipulations, misunderstandings deepen the rift between them. In the midst of this turmoil, Kevan struggles with his decision not to marry Kaylyn due to the potential ridicule from his business associates, while Kaylyn fears abandonment. News of the return of a wealthy family's patriarch and the discovery of his long-lost granddaughter adds a layer of intrigue, with hints of a possible arranged marriage to secure a prosperous future.
• Ep. 3
  In the opening scene, the characters are portrayed as a well-matched couple, with one being referred to as "安总" and the other as his fiancée. However, the harmony is disrupted when it's revealed that the fiancée, Kaylyn, is a deaf-mute, a condition she falsely claimed to have had since birth to support Kevan, who had become deaf and mute due to a car crash. The conversation quickly turns to gossip about their communication challenges, with one character mockingly asking if Kevan communicates with Kaylyn through sign language. The tension escalates when Kevan's previous behavior is called into question, with someone recalling how he suddenly left in a huff, causing embarrassment. The scene shifts to a more personal interaction between two characters, one of whom is named "清晨" and is assumed to be deaf, as the other character comments on their inability to communicate through sign language. This exchange highlights the misunderstandings and communication barriers that have deepened the rift between Kaylyn and Kevan, setting the stage for the unfolding drama and the machinations of Joelle that further complicate their relationship.
• Ep. 4
  In the aftermath of a car crash, Kevan struggles with his new reality as a deaf and mute man, while Kaylyn, in a selfless act, pretends to share his conditions since birth to support him. However, once Kevan regains his health, he cruelly rejects Kaylyn for her perceived limitations, finding her an embarrassment to his family's reputation. Heartbroken, Kaylyn leaves Kevan and returns to the Xie family, of which he is unaware that she is the heiress. Amidst Joelle's scheming, a series of misunderstandings further drives them apart. In a dramatic turn, Kaylyn and Kevan find themselves at a social event where Kaylyn's inability to communicate verbally is highlighted, leading to ridicule and isolation. Meanwhile, a tense situation escalates when someone is heard crying out for help, testing the bonds and loyalties between Kaylyn, Kevan, and those around them.
• Ep. 5
  In the quiet hours of the morning, Kaylyn, who had pretended to be deaf and mute to support Kevan, is confronted with the harsh reality of his rejection once he regains his health. As gossip spreads about her being a disabled orphan and the supposed shame she brings to Kevan's lineage, Kaylyn, disheartened, leaves him and returns to the Xie family, unaware to Kevan that she is the heiress. Amidst Joelle's scheming, misunderstandings and pressures mount, testing the limits of their relationship and the strength of their love.

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