Regret After Reuniting with My Son

• Family Story
• Romance
• Uplifting Series
• strong female lead

• Ep. 1
• Ep. 2
  It appears to be a transcript of a Chinese drama or movie. I'll try to summarize the content: The scene seems to be about a young boy named Wang Duofu (also referred to as Xiao Bao) who is being reunited with his biological mother after being raised by another family. The mother, who is wealthy and influential, is trying to make amends and provide for her son's well-being. However, it becomes clear that the mother has an ulterior motive: she wants to use her son to further her own interests and gain more power. She introduces him to a young student named Ling Shen, who is around the same age as Wang Duofu, and suggests that they become friends. As the conversation progresses, it becomes apparent that Wang Duofu is not happy about being taken away from his adoptive parents and feels that his mother is being selfish and manipulative. He accuses her of only caring about herself and using him to achieve her own goals. The transcript also hints at a deeper plot involving the mother's business dealings and her desire to eliminate her enemies. Overall, the scene appears to be setting up a complex web of relationships and conflicts that will drive the story forward.
• Ep. 3
  It appears to be a transcript of a conversation between a mother and her son, 多夫 (Duōfū). The conversation is in Chinese. I'll provide a brief summary of the conversation: The mother is trying to convince Duōfū to focus on his studies and not worry about making money. She wants him to have a happy life and enjoy his youth. Duōfū seems to be resistant to her advice, and there's a hint of tension between them. At one point, the mother mentions that she is the principal of Duōfū's new school, but she doesn't want anyone to know about their relationship. Duōfū responds by saying he already has parents, implying that he may not consider his mother as his primary caregiver. The conversation also touches on the topic of Duōfū's foster parents, who are mentioned as being healthy and able to take care of themselves. If you'd like me to translate specific parts of the conversation or provide more context, please let me know!
• Ep. 4
• Ep. 5
  Kevin receives a scholarship, but his adoptive parents manipulate him into accusing Sherren of corruption. Despite this, Sherren showers Kevin with love. Kevin argues with his adoptive parent, Li Wen, about the scholarship, feeling it's his rightful reward for his academic achievements. He believes Li Wen is trying to buy him off and questions her motives. The conversation escalates, with Kevin stating that Li Wen and her husband are his true parents, not Sherren. He rejects Sherren, saying she should have died before giving birth to him. The scene ends with a dramatic phone call to report corruption and a ominous threat.

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