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A Match Fate Got Right Full Episode
001
A young person wakes to sudden coldness from their grandmother, who berates them for cooking mistakes and forces them to chop firewood. They wonder why her affection vanished as she pushes them through painful chores. Cut to a hospital where Ian resists a high-risk operation while staff call his name. Doctors say the surgery only has a 5% success rate; a parent refuses to give up. Ian fears dying on the table, but family presses for any chance. They agree to take the tiny chance, leaving the outcome uncertain.
002
At a rural river, a woman confronts Ian for jumping in despite a no-swimming ban. Ian insists he wasn't swimming and says he's from Granton; his mother brought him to recover. Back home someone asks why he ran out; he says the house felt suffocating and he's started walking, then mutters, "I'll just find another way to end it then," turning recovery into crisis. Elsewhere, Alice returns to her grandmother, who orders wild greens and, calling Alice her only family, asks, "How are you going to get by once I'm gone?" Both scenes end on unresolved choices.
003
Found in a village tree, Ian Warren mutters that if he can't die in the river, hanging would work, provoking Alice Clare's scolding. She calls him a "city boy," blames him for damaging village trees and insists swinging isn't allowed, claiming she saw him "swinging with his neck." Ian denies it, says he fell, and she apologizes. Their clash softens into introductions: Alice offers to be his first friend despite his refusal. As they move on, Ian calls the road "dark" and a dazzling light appears ahead, halting them and leaving their next move uncertain.
004
At a riverside playtime Mrs. Warren meets a girl who introduces herself as Alice; she says she'll play with Ian after finishing farm work her grandmother gave her. Back inside, Ian refuses his bitter medicine and insists he won't have the recommended surgery, despite family urging pills will build strength. Staff bring another bowl while Mrs. Warren presses him. The key turn: a nurse announces, "There's a girl named Alice at the door. She says she's here to see Mr. Warren." Mrs. Warren hurries to admit her, leaving Ian's choice unresolved.
005
At the Warren household, Alice brings a paper crane to sick Ian while Mrs. Warren prepares his medicine and pushes for surgery. Alice teaches Ian to fold the crane and briefly soothes him; Ian admits he loves the village but worries about his illness. Mrs. Warren asks why he won't undergo the operation and steps away, leaving Alice to persuade him. Instead Ian abruptly says, "Something's come up. I'm leaving," and bolts. Mrs. Warren and Alice call after him—"Please go through with the surgery." The episode ends with Ian gone and his treatment choice unresolved.
006
Facing a surgery with only a 5% success rate, Ian and those around him absorb the grim prognosis as doctors admit the odds. Alice comforts Ian, folding paper cranes and promising to wait; Ian agrees to undergo the risky operation despite the low chance. They seal the promise with a pinky swear before the procedure. Just as determination sets in, a staff member interrupts to tell Alice her grandmother is dying. The episode ends with Alice rushing off—"Grandma!"—leaving Ian’s fate unresolved and the surgery about to start.
007
After a tense hospital prayer, doctors confirm Ian's surgery succeeded; nurses note he clutched a paper crane and showed a strong will to live. Ian appears, declaring that he beat the illness and has come to find Alice as promised. Back home, a granddaughter tells her grandmother she has learned cooking, wood-cutting and wild plants, apologizing for not understanding the woman's strict care. After the grandmother's death the household has had no visitors. A knock interrupts, and the visitor is immediately accused: "Aren't you the mistress Dad married? What're you doing here?"
008
Relatives burst into the Clare home and accuse Alice of being the mistress Dad married, then insist she has no claim after her grandmother's death. They try to drag her away and tell staff to lie if anyone asks about Alice. Alice resists, shouting that she promised Ian she'd wait. Elsewhere Ian hears a voice, rushes to the address and canvasses neighbors, but every house denies knowing an Alice Clare. The episode ends with Alice removed from the household and Ian facing unanimous denials, her whereabouts remain unknown.
009
Ian returns home after being discharged and refuses to stop searching for Alice, who vanished after a short stay despite promising to wait and fold paper cranes. He combs the village, calling her name, while his mother urges him to rest and suggests fate may reunite them. Mr. Warren interrupts, saying the conference is canceled because they have new leads on Ms. Clare. The episode's key turn comes when a voice declares, "Alice, it's been 18 years. I finally found you." The episode ends on that unresolved claim and the sudden lead that could change everything.
010
Briefing reveals a plan to "settle the score" with the Clares at Mr. Clare's 60th—intelligence says the eldest daughter returned from abroad and will attend. At the celebration, guests trade barbs about heirs and the absent billionaire Ian. Jason interrupts by bringing an unexpected woman who declares, "I'm your long lost daughter, Alice." The room recoils: Mr. Clare and his family scramble to process the claim while the festive tone collapses. The episode ends with Alice's identity unverified and the Clares left facing a sudden rupture in their celebration.