Goodbye Forever, Mr. Mitchell

• Toxic Love

• Ep. 1
  The scene unfolds with a woman trying on a wedding dress, accompanied by her fiancé's brother. The atmosphere is tense as they discuss the dress, with the brother making suggestive comments. The woman feels uncomfortable and tries to leave, but the brother stops her. Suddenly, another character, Qin Yu, appears, and the conversation shifts to the wedding dress store. The woman's past is hinted at, with mentions of being drugged and humiliated. The brother's true intentions are revealed, and the woman is forced to confront her nightmares. The story takes a dark turn as the characters' relationships and motivations are slowly exposed.
• Ep. 2
  The scene unfolds with a tense atmosphere. Someone warns another person to stay away from "沐昕雨" (Murong Xinyu). A conversation ensues, with one person saying "想將給沐昕雨" (I want to give it to Murong Xinyu), but the other responds with skepticism. The dialogue takes a turn when someone mentions not wanting others to know about past events. Another character praises someone's brother, saying "哥 你也太厲害了吧" (Brother, you're too amazing). The conversation shifts to a discussion about clothes and appearance. Suddenly, one person asks "你從來沒有告訴過我" (You never told me), revealing a sense of betrayal or hidden secrets. Apologies are exchanged, with someone saying "抱歉" (Sorry) and "對不起 伊菲" (Sorry, Yifei). The scene ends with a mix of emotions, from frustration to resignation, as the characters navigate their complex relationships and past mistakes.
• Ep. 3
  The brother of the fiancé confronts the protagonist, accusing her of being with him only to attract his attention. The protagonist denies this, and a heated argument ensues. The brother mocks the protagonist, calling her "green" and implying she's not good enough for his family. He also mentions that the mother is not pleased with their relationship. The conversation takes a turn when the brother reveals he has broken up with his own girlfriend. The protagonist's fiancé appears, and the brother insults him, saying he's still infatuated with the protagonist. A physical altercation breaks out, with the brother ordering someone to hit the protagonist. The fiancé intervenes, reminding everyone that they are about to get married. The scene ends with tension and unresolved conflict.
• Ep. 4
  The scene unfolds with a tense conversation between two characters. One of them, seemingly intimidated, says "I'm afraid" and "Don't be afraid." The other character, possibly the antagonist, makes a threatening remark, "You're still pregnant." A person named Zhang Yu Fei is mentioned, and someone says, "Let Old Zhang send you back first." The conversation takes a darker turn with phrases like "you won't be able to marry me" and "I won't let him succeed." The dialogue escalates into a power struggle, with one character saying, "I'll make you mine" and the other responding with defiance. A name, "Song Cheng," is dropped, followed by a cryptic warning: "You're not worthy of being Jiang City's first noble lady." The scene ends with an ominous tone, setting the stage for further conflict.
• Ep. 5
  A threatening conversation unfolds between two characters. One demands the other leave someone named Jupiter Rain, or else they will harm their father. The speaker claims to have been following them since they started dating Jupiter. The other character accuses them of overestimating themselves and having no confidence. The conversation takes a dark turn as the speaker mentions a past event from seven years ago, implying it was not what the other person thinks. They dare the other to repeat their accusations in front of someone else. The tone becomes increasingly aggressive, with the speaker warning of punishment if their demands are not met. The conversation also touches on past betrayals and hurt feelings, with one character asking if the other still holds a grudge. The scene ends with a dramatic declaration: "I will break up with Mu Siyu." The tension between the characters is palpable, and the threat of harm hangs in the air.

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