Eu não vou deixar você ficar sozinho

• Contemporary
• Family Drama
• Female
• Lost Child
• Mistaken Identity
• Reunion
• Strong-Willed

• Ep. 1
  A young girl, who is deaf, is bullied and humiliated by a rich man, who is revealed to be her brother. The girl's grandfather, who is mute, tries to protect her. The scene cuts to the girl, Chen Yue, searching for her grandmother, while being chased by someone. She calls out for her mother, but is met with hostility. Meanwhile, a woman, possibly Chen Yue's mother, is concerned about Zhao Yu, and asks where he is. The scene ends with someone chasing after Chen Yue, shouting "快去追" (go catch up).
• Ep. 2
  A young girl is being bullied and humiliated by a rich man, who turns out to be her brother. He threw away her necklace, a token of her identity, to prevent their mother from caring about her. The girl's mute grandfather adopted and raised her. Now, she must navigate her complicated family dynamics and protect her grandfather. At school, she meets a classmate named Rain, who is assigned to help her with her studies. However, their initial interactions are tense, and it seems that Rain may not be willing to help her. The girl's journey is just beginning, filled with challenges and uncertainties about her past and future.
• Ep. 3
  The story unfolds with a conversation between two characters, likely siblings or relatives, discussing the possibility of finding a missing sister. They reassure each other that they will definitely find her. The scene then shifts to a wealthy individual, possibly the brother mentioned in the introduction, who is investing thousands of millions into a village. His identity as the richest man in Ancheng is revealed. As the story progresses, the protagonist, likely the deaf student, encounters this wealthy individual and his friends. They seem to be from different social circles, with the wealthy individual looking down on the protagonist. The two have a brief, tense interaction, during which the wealthy individual shows no remorse for almost colliding with the protagonist. The scene ends with the wealthy individual's friends teasing him about his behavior towards the protagonist, suggesting that he should apologize sincerely. However, the wealthy individual remains unrepentant, showcasing his arrogant and dismissive attitude towards those he considers inferior.
• Ep. 4
  The protagonist's grandfather, who is mute, comes to pick her up from school. Her classmates mock him, calling him a "mute old man." The protagonist tries to protect her grandfather, asking him to leave and saying she can take care of herself. However, the grandfather stands firm, introducing himself as her guardian. The classmates apologize and offer to play with the protagonist instead. One of them suggests playing a game with the grandfather, but he refuses. The scene ends with the protagonist and her grandfather facing off against the mocking classmates.
• Ep. 5
  In the village, a woman recalls her daughter going missing in the same area years ago. She hopes for her daughter's safety and well-being. Meanwhile, a young man is being bullied and mocked for being deaf. Someone teases him, saying "such a mute," and another person laughs, saying "it's useless to be a good student." The scene shifts to a conversation where someone mentions the young man's disability, saying "he can't hear without this." A confrontation ensues, with one person daring another to catch them, and a mother being called out.

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