Je suis désolé, chérie

• Babies
• Revenge
• Romance

• Ep. 1
  In the wake of her daughter's tragic death, Jayne is consumed by grief and anger towards her security guard husband, Cayden, who was preoccupied with rescuing Cecilia's daughter during the crisis. Amidst the chaos of the 25th-century少年宫 emergency, where rescue efforts are underway, Jayne's despair is palpable. Cayden, torn between duty and family, is faced with the harrowing decision to prioritize saving other endangered children over his own, a choice that further strains their relationship. As the situation escalates, the characters are forced to confront their fears, make difficult choices, and grapple with the consequences of their actions in a race against time to save the lives of the children trapped in the disaster.
• Ep. 2
  In the aftermath of her daughter's tragic death, Jayne is confronted with the reality of her father Cayden's failure to rescue her in time, as he was preoccupied with saving Cecilia's daughter. Amidst the grief and shock, Jayne and Cayden's paths cross, leading to a tense and emotional encounter where denial and disbelief clash with the harsh truth. As Jayne struggles to cope with her loss, she finds herself in a private hospital room, questioning the cost and the implications of her stay, only to learn that Cayden used the resources of the wealthy Xiao family to secure the best care for her. The dialogue reveals a complex web of relationships and responsibilities, with characters like Ah Zhi and Tang Tang being drawn into the turmoil, and the urgent need to notify family members of the dire situation. The narrative is further complicated by the emotional plea for support and the suggestion to involve professional help, highlighting the strain on personal relationships during a crisis. The story unfolds with a sense of urgency and moral dilemma, as characters grapple with their roles and the consequences of their actions in the face of tragedy.
• Ep. 3
  In the aftermath of their daughter Tangtang's tragic death, Jayne confronts her husband Cayden about his priorities. The tension between them escalates as Jayne accuses Cayden of being more concerned with rescuing another woman, Cecilia, and her daughter, neglecting his own family in the process. Cayden, a dedicated rescue worker, defends his actions, claiming that his job is to save people and that he can't abandon others just because Tangtang is his daughter. The conversation takes a devastating turn when Jayne reveals that Tangtang has passed away, and in her grief, she decides to end their marriage. The subtitles reveal a series of urgent phone calls and messages, with Cayden torn between his responsibilities to Cecilia's family and his own, ultimately leading to the heartbreaking moment when Jayne informs him of Tangtang's death, feeling that Cayden's actions have led to their daughter being alone in her final moments.
• Ep. 4
  In the wake of her daughter's tragic death, Jayne struggles with resentment towards her father, Cayden, who was preoccupied with rescuing another woman's daughter, Cecilia's child. Amidst the emotional turmoil, Jayne confronts Cayden about his priorities and the impact of his actions on their family. Cayden, caught between his duty and his family, tries to reassure Jayne of his love and commitment to her and her sister, Tangtang. As Tangtang's birthday approaches, Cayden promises to make amends by celebrating with them, but the lingering doubts and the weight of past decisions cast a shadow over the family's future. Meanwhile, Cecilia's daughter, Xiaoyan, grapples with her own deception, having feigned injury to keep Cayden from saving Tangtang, and questions the true nature of her relationship with him. Tensions rise as the family navigates the complexities of love, betrayal, and the struggle to heal old wounds.

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