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001
At home, a grandchild struggles under her grandmother's sudden harshness, forced to cook, stir, and chop wood without rest or food when she falters. She wonders why Grandma stopped loving her. At the hospital, Ian—addressed as Mr. Warren—resists a risky operation, insisting he won't have the surgery as doctors and family try to calm him. Medical staff warn the success rate is only 5%, and his parent pleads that any chance is worth trying. Ian states his fear; the family vows, 'We won't give up,' leaving his consent and the operation's outcome unresolved.
002
At a riverside, Ian—from Granton to recover—wakes after jumping into a banned river and is scolded by a local for risking drowning. He admits he fled a suffocating house and, in a dark turn, mutters, "I'll just find another way to end it then," revealing self-destructive intent. Back home, a young woman returns to her strict grandmother, who orders her to dig wild greens. The granddaughter pleads, "Please don't hate me," as the grandmother coldly asks, "How are you going to get by once I'm gone?" The episode closes with both characters left alone and urgent choices looming.
003
On a riverside tree, a dazed Ian stumbles and murmurs about killing himself; a local girl, Alice Clare, bursts in accusing him of 'swinging with his neck' and shames the 'city boy' for damaging village trees. Ian insists he fell, not hung, and is ordered off the spot; the confrontation softens into a wary introduction—he gives his name as Ian Warren, she insists on friendship despite his protests. As they walk, Ian says his life feels 'dark,' and Alice suddenly points to 'a dazzling light' ahead. The episode ends on that unexpected light, unresolved.
004
At the Warren house, a new friendship forms when Alice, the "little girl from the river," visits Ian, but Ian refuses to take his bitter medicine and adamantly repeats, "I'm not getting the surgery." Mrs. Warren urges him the medicine will build strength for the operation and pleads for compliance, while Alice says she can only stay after finishing farm work her grandmother gave her. Mid-argument, someone announces Alice is at the door and that she says she's here to see Mr. Warren. Mrs. Warren orders her shown in, leaving Ian's medical refusal and the upcoming meeting unresolved.
005
Alice brings a paper crane to sick Ian at the Warren home and sits with him as he takes bitter medicine. Mrs. Warren praises Alice and asks her to stay to persuade Ian to accept a necessary surgery. Ian admits, “If only I wasn't sick,” and refuses the operation, saying he wants to live in the village forever. Tension rises when someone suddenly announces something has come up and leaves. A final plea, “Please go through with the surgery,” is shouted as the departure cuts the attempt short, leaving Ian’s choice unresolved.
006
At the hospital Ian is told his operation carries only a 5% success rate. Alice folds paper cranes and tries to keep hope alive. Ian insists he won't back down: "I'll do the surgery," he promises, and they pinky-swear to wait for one another. Family and doctors brace for the risky procedure as Ian accepts the slim chance. Just after their vow, Alice is summoned—someone says, "your grandma's dying." She rushes out to see her one last time. The episode ends with their promise intact but the surgery's outcome and Alice's choice unresolved.
007
After prayers at the hospital, a doctor confirms Ian's surgery succeeded; he had held a paper crane and showed a strong will to live. Ian says he beat the illness and has come to find Alice as promised. Alice recalls learning from her strict grandmother, finally understanding and mourning after Grandma dies. Days later a knock at the empty house raises hopes it might be Ian, but the visitor is confronted and branded the mistress Dad married. The episode closes on that tense doorstep confrontation, with Ian’s presence and the visitor’s purpose unresolved.
008
At her grandmother's house, Alice is seized by relatives after a woman calls her "the mistress Dad married" and claims the Clare inheritance. Alice insists she promised Ian she'd wait, but men force her into a car and instruct each other to hide her: "If anyone asks for Alice, you know what to say." Ian arrives after hearing her voice and frantically searches the neighborhood. Door after door, residents echo the same denial: "There's no one named Alice here." The episode ends with Ian confronting empty answers while Alice's whereabouts remain unknown.
009
Ian returns to his village determined to find Alice despite being discharged and insists she kept her promise to wait and fold paper cranes. He searches, shouting that he’s beaten the illness, but villagers and his mother say Alice has left and urge him to stop. Refusing to give up, Ian presses on. Meanwhile Mr. Warren gets leads on “Ms. Clare” and a conference is canceled. The episode closes with someone addressing Alice: "It's been 18 years... I finally found you," leaving Alice's whereabouts and response unresolved.
010
A group led by a 'boss' arrives in Granton to settle a score with the Clare family after learning Ms. Clare, the eldest daughter, has returned and will attend the patriarch's 60th birthday. At the party guests toast Mr. Clare while relatives tease about Emma and local billionaire Ian, who didn't come. The evening pivots when a woman appears and says, "I'm your long lost daughter, Alice." Jason erupts with accusations about a love child. The revelation shatters the celebration, forces the family to demand proof, and leaves the planned confrontation unresolved.