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• Destiny
• Family

• Ep. 1
  In a tense family confrontation, Lord Edgar Blackwood insists on sacrificing his granddaughter Cassandra's kidneys to save her twin brother Christopher, emphasizing the importance of male heirs in the family. Cassandra's mother, Diana Greene, pleads with Edgar to reconsider, but he remains resolute, prioritizing Christopher's survival. Diana secretly arranges for Cassandra to be taken away to safety with the help of a doctor. As the family argues, Diana urges the doctor to hurry and escape with Cassandra through the back door. The young girl, confused and frightened, cries out for her mother, but Diana reassures her that she will be safe. The doctor hides Cassandra in a garbage dump to protect her, whispering a prayer for her safety before leaving her hidden. The scene ends with the family in chaos, unaware of Cassandra's fate.
• Ep. 2
  Frank Burton and his wife discover a young girl, Cassandra, abandoned in a garbage dump, covered in blood and barely alive. Shocked and horrified, they rush her to the hospital, where the doctors manage to save her life. As Cassandra regains consciousness, Frank and his wife try to comfort her, asking for her name and where she lives, but the traumatized child struggles to respond. The couple, unable to have children of their own, decide to take Cassandra in as their own, seeing her as a gift from heaven. Meanwhile, Frank faces financial struggles, trying to secure money owed to him after a reckless driver injured him. Despite the challenges, he remains determined to provide for his new family.
• Ep. 3
  A heated confrontation unfolds between a young man, referred to as "Third Young Master," and a group of individuals. The young man accuses them of hitting his mother with their car and demands compensation for her medical expenses. The group, however, retaliates by claiming that their luxury car was damaged and demands a hefty repair fee, along with compensation for their dog, Lucky, who they claim was also harmed. The argument escalates into insults and threats, with the young man defending his mother's dignity and refusing to back down. Amidst the chaos, a woman named Zi Qing intervenes, urging the young man to let go of the matter, signaling a tense and unresolved conflict.
• Ep. 4
  Diana Greene, overwhelmed with guilt and sorrow, desperately searches for her missing daughter, Cassandra, questioning if her failure to protect her is the reason she remains lost. Her anguish is interrupted by news that her son, Christopher, has been injured in a car accident and is hospitalized. Diana rushes to the hospital, only to face a cold and indifferent response from Lord Edgar Blackwood, who dismisses her concerns, prioritizing his own affairs over his grandson's well-being. A heated confrontation ensues, with Diana accusing Edgar of lacking empathy and humanity. The tension escalates as Edgar demands Diana kneel and apologize, threatening her further. Diana, torn between her love for her children and her defiance against Edgar's cruelty, reluctantly complies, pleading for mercy. The scene ends with a sense of unresolved conflict, as the family's fractured relationships and deep-seated resentments come to the surface.
• Ep. 5
  A heated confrontation unfolds between a wealthy family and a group of individuals accusing them of causing a car accident. The wealthy family, led by a domineering mother, defends her son, the third young master of the Lu family, claiming the other party is at fault. The accusers, however, insist that the young master’s reckless driving injured their mother and demand compensation. Tensions rise as the mother mocks them, calling them "social trash," and orders her servants to force the accusers to kneel and apologize. One of the accusers pleads, offering to kneel and apologize on behalf of her daughter, but the mother cruelly taunts them, suggesting they bang their heads against a pillar for money. The scene escalates into chaos, highlighting the stark divide between power and desperation.

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