L'amour hors de contrôle

• Family
• Metropolis
• Romance
• fated

• Ep. 1
  Helen's return sparks tension within the Evans family. A conversation reveals a troubled relationship between Helen and another character, with one saying "our relationship is over" and offering a large sum of money and a house. The other person, however, expresses desperation and sadness, feeling used and unvalued. The situation escalates to a dramatic point where one of them considers ending their life, highlighting the intense emotional conflict within the family. As the scene unfolds, it becomes clear that Helen's presence has disrupted the balance, leading to a confrontation that exposes deep-seated issues and desires.
• Ep. 2
  Helen and Irene Evans are at odds. Helen reveals she has a card with $1 million on it, but Irene is unimpressed. Their conversation turns heated, with Irene expressing disgust at Helen's affections. Helen feels trapped in a never-ending cycle of pain, comparing her life to a tragic drama where she's the victim of the male lead, Fu Yan Cheng. Determined to take control, Helen decides to change her own fate and create a new ending for herself. She asserts that she is the true protagonist of her story and will not be defined by others. With newfound resolve, Helen sets out to forge her own path and redefine her destiny.
• Ep. 3
  Yan Chen apologizes for leaving without a word, explaining that his heart surgery was risky and he feared complications. He reveals that he's grateful to Helen for saving his life when they were young. The conversation turns to Jinhe, who has become Yan Chen's secretary, and Helen's complicated relationship with her sister, Lingling. Yan Chen expresses his reluctance to get involved with Lingling due to her mother's past as a mistress. Meanwhile, someone criticizes Jinhe as greedy and deceitful, questioning her intentions. The scene ends with Yan Chen receiving a call about company business and deciding to leave, but it's unclear if he's telling the truth or just making an excuse.
• Ep. 4
  Helen and Irene Evans engage in a heated argument. Irene accuses Helen of using underhanded tactics to get what she wants, and Helen retorts that Irene is just jealous. The conversation turns ugly, with Irene saying she never liked Helen and only tolerated her because of her wealth. Helen fires back, saying Irene will always be replaceable. The argument ends with Irene storming off, warning Helen that she'll make her regret messing with her. Meanwhile, a man is mentioned, and it's implied that he's involved in the conflict between the two women. The scene ends with Irene vowing to take action against Helen if she continues to provoke her.
• Ep. 5
  Helen's return home sparks tension within the Evans family. Irene Evans and Helen have a strained relationship, while Mrs. Smith tries to mediate. Meanwhile, a dramatic conversation unfolds between two characters, discussing the deputy general's harsh decision to fire someone. The fired employee reveals that they know too much about the deputy general's secrets, including a possible fetish and functional impairment. The conversation is laced with intrigue and suspicion, leaving others wondering if the allegations are true. As the scene comes to a close, it becomes clear that the relationships between characters are complex and multifaceted, setting the stage for further conflict and drama.

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