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[ENG DUB] Living Again: Never a Stepdad This Time Full Episode
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001
Quella confronts Harrison Cowan, rejecting him as her father and accusing him of favoring his wife Ruth's sons over her, even forcing her to drop out of school while funding them. She delivers a family severance letter, declaring she wants no ties to him after his death. Harrison’s family plans to avoid paying his surgery fees, blaming Quella for being ungrateful. When Quella refuses to pay, the family threatens to withhold payment as well. In the end, Harrison apologizes to Quella and pleads for forgiveness, admitting he was wrong, leaving their fractured relationship uncertain.
002
In this episode, Harrison confronts his daughter Quella after catching her sneaking food due to hunger. Initially frustrated and harsh, he quickly regrets his reaction and vows to change, promising to be a better father. Harrison reassures Quella by asking what she wants to eat and offers to prepare her favorite meal, fried chicken, demonstrating his commitment to making amends. The episode ends with Harrison stepping out to get food, determined to rebuild their relationship and give Quella the care she deserves, leaving viewers on edge about whether his promise will truly hold.
003
Harrison returns home carrying a large chicken, causing neighbors to speculate about his intentions. While he insists the chicken is for his daughter’s nutrition, others reveal he actually neglects his own child and is raising two sons from a widow. This revelation sparks criticism of Harrison’s unusual family priorities. His neighbor, Mrs. Lee, praises his kindness to children despite the high cost of chicken. Harrison’s wife, Ruth, arrives and notices the chicken, unaware of the community’s judgment. The episode ends with the family tension unresolved, highlighting Harrison’s complicated role in his household.
004
Ruth’s family gathers as her sons Hudson and Hugo eagerly compete for chicken drumsticks, setting a domestic scene. Amid the meal, Mrs. Lee pressures Ruth about marrying Harrison, noting his growing attentiveness, but Ruth hesitates, explaining that Mrs. Juarez’s approval matters since she’s still part of that family. Ruth plans to bring her boys to Harrison’s for more food later but declines to join when her son chooses to watch a movie with Gael Lee instead. Outside, gossip spreads about Ruth, criticizing her relationship and the complications of a blended family, leaving Ruth’s future uncertain as family pressures mount.
005
In this episode, a man named Papa seeks to rebuild trust with Quella, a young girl, by promising to love and treat her better from now on. He apologizes sincerely and shows his commitment by preparing a special chicken stew for her birthday. Papa gently encourages Quella to clean her hands before eating, demonstrating care and patience. The episode ends with Quella expressing gratitude, calling it the best birthday she’s ever had, while Papa realizes it is indeed her birthday, marking a hopeful but uncertain start to their renewed relationship.
006
Harrison forgets his daughter Quella’s birthday, sparking her hurt and his guilt. He tries to make it up by promising to get her a birthday cake and urges her to wait patiently. Meanwhile, Harrison reflects bitterly on how he neglected Quella while raising two ungrateful boys, vowing to care for her this time. As Harrison delays, the boys Hudson and Hugo grow impatient, upset that the chicken isn’t ready yet. The episode ends with mounting tension over Harrison’s slow return and the family’s strained dynamics unresolved.
007
A young girl refuses to eat, insisting she will wait for her father, Harrison, who is unexpectedly absent. The grandmother grows frustrated, revealing Harrison stepped out without bringing food despite the children being hungry. When the girl tries to take a specially cooked chicken home, the grandmother forbids it, accusing Harrison of mistreating the girl and warning her that keeping the chicken will bring punishment. The girl insists the chicken was made just for her by her father, challenging the grandmother's harsh view. The episode ends with the girl facing the threat of her father's anger if he finds out.
008
In this episode, a young girl named Quella faces harsh rejection from her grandmother, who harshly claims that Quella's father doesn't care about her and denies her the food she desires. The grandmother aggressively snatches a chicken drumstick intended for Quella, accusing her of being a bastard and unworthy. Despite the grandmother's cruelty, Quella insists the chicken was made by her father and refuses to give up. The conflict escalates as the grandmother mocks Quella’s right to eat, leaving the family tensions unresolved and Quella’s acceptance still in question.
009
Harrison arrives with a birthday cake, surprising others by openly acknowledging Quella as his daughter and promising to change his past mistakes. Although encouraged by someone calling him Mr. Lyons, the mood quickly shifts when Quella fiercely defends her father's homemade stew from Flora Juarez. Flora steals the food and then hits Quella, sparking outrage from witnesses who condemn Flora’s behavior toward the child. The conflict escalates as they confront Flora, but she dismisses the accusations, leaving the situation tense and unresolved as the fallout from her actions looms.
010
Flora confronts Quella about a dish of chicken said to be prepared by her father, doubting its origin and accusing the girl's father of neglecting her for years. Quella insists her dad cooked the chicken especially for her, refusing to believe otherwise despite Flora's insistence and anger. The adults argue over the truth, escalating the tension as Quella's loyalty clashes with Flora's suspicions. Flora challenges Quella to prove her claim by asking her father to come over, leaving the situation unresolved as they await his response.