O amor que nunca veio

• Family
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Raymond Lundgren is devastated by the death of his daughter, blaming his wife, Elsa, for prioritizing her childhood crush and his dog over their child's life. In the hospital, Elsa dismisses the doctors' concerns about their daughter, insisting they focus on her crush and his dog instead. Their young son, Tian Tian, clings to his mother, confused and hurt by her neglect. Elsa reassures Tian Tian, promising to take him home soon, but her attention remains fixated on her crush. Meanwhile, Raymond's grief turns to fury as he realizes the extent of Elsa's betrayal. The tension escalates when Elsa demands the doctors prioritize her crush's minor injuries, ignoring her daughter's critical condition. Raymond's heartbreak deepens as he watches his family fall apart, setting the stage for a tragic and explosive confrontation.
• Ep. 2
  In the hospital room, Raymond desperately tries to comfort his gravely injured daughter, Tian Tian, who is struggling to stay awake. She repeatedly calls for her mother, Elsa, who is nowhere to be found. Tian Tian, weak and fading, clings to the hope that her mother will come to take her home and celebrate her birthday together as promised. Raymond reassures her, urging her not to fall asleep, but Tian Tian grows weaker, insisting she’ll only rest for a moment. As her condition worsens, Raymond frantically calls for doctors, but it’s too late. Tian Tian slips away, leaving Raymond devastated. He refuses to accept her death, shouting in disbelief that his five-year-old daughter couldn’t possibly be gone. Meanwhile, Elsa remains absent, her priorities elsewhere, deepening the tragedy of a family torn apart by neglect and loss.
• Ep. 3
  Raymond sits by his daughter Tian Tian's bedside, singing her a lullaby as she drifts in and out of consciousness. Her weak voice pleads for him to stay, but he reassures her, promising to take care of her. Meanwhile, Elsa, his wife, is preoccupied with her childhood crush and his dog, showing little concern for their daughter's critical condition. Raymond's heart aches as he watches Tian Tian suffer, her pain evident in her cries. Elsa, oblivious to Raymond's anguish, insists on prioritizing trivial matters, even suggesting exhuming Tian Tian's grave to bury the dog. Raymond's grief turns to fury as he realizes the depth of Elsa's neglect. Despite his anger, he remains determined to protect Tian Tian's memory and dignity. The tension between Raymond and Elsa escalates, highlighting the growing chasm in their relationship. Raymond vows to honor Tian Tian's life, even as Elsa's actions threaten to erase her legacy.
• Ep. 4
  Raymond confronts Elsa about her neglect of their daughter, Tian Tian, who is hospitalized. Elsa, preoccupied with her childhood crush and his dog, dismisses Raymond's concerns, insisting she is only helping a friend. Raymond, heartbroken and furious, demands a divorce, accusing Elsa of prioritizing others over their family. As Tian Tian's condition worsens, Raymond pleads with Elsa to be present for their daughter, but she remains distracted, searching for the missing dog. Raymond warns Elsa that if she doesn’t change, she will lose their daughter forever. The tension escalates as Raymond prepares to celebrate Tian Tian’s birthday, possibly for the last time, while Elsa remains oblivious to the gravity of the situation. The scene ends with Raymond’s desperate plea for Elsa to finally prioritize their family.
• Ep. 5
  Raymond prepares for his daughter Tian Tian's birthday, buying her favorite doll and planting white flowers she loves. He speaks to her as if she were still alive, promising the doll will keep her company. Meanwhile, Elsa, his wife, is preoccupied with her childhood crush and his dog, showing little concern for their daughter. Raymond's grief deepens as he visits the cemetery, feeling a strange unease in his chest. He confides in a friend, expressing his fear that something might have happened to Tian Tian. When he returns home, he is devastated to find that Tian Tian has passed away. Overwhelmed with sorrow, Raymond plans her burial, insisting on writing the epitaph himself. The scene ends with Raymond's heartbreak as he struggles to accept the loss of his beloved daughter.

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