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Faking It, Falling Hard Full Episode
001
Faye plans a surprise proposal for Duncan after five years together and waits at home with the engagement ring; Duncan says he's working late. Shortly after she suffers a minor head injury and wakes in hospital with apparent amnesia. Friends and medical staff reassure her she's physically fine and stress she's important; they tell her Duncan is her boyfriend and remind her who her best friend is. Confused, Faye asks, "who's my boyfriend?" Kenneth appears and is named as her boyfriend, leaving Faye's lost memory and the true relationship unclear.
002
Faye wakes in hospital after a severe head injury and cannot remember recent events. A doctor says the amnesia may be temporary. Kenneth Hilton identifies himself as her boyfriend and takes her home. At the house she asks if she has always lived there and learns they’ve been sleeping in separate rooms, which makes her suspicious. Small, personal details—sheets in her favorite color, her favorite fragrance and flowers—suggest Kenneth knows her. The evidence nudges her toward cautious trust, but she hesitates, still unsure whether to accept his version of her life.
003
Guests confront a man who says he plans to take advantage of Faye's amnesia to be with Becky, Faye's best friend. Duncan objects, accusing him of pushing Faye onto another while he dated Becky; the man admits he's bored after five years with Faye and will coax her with gifts if she remembers. Another man insists he hasn't touched Faye and demands she be returned unchanged. The scene turns when amnesiac Faye unexpectedly calls someone 'hubby,' confusing everyone and prompting the visitors to leave. The episode ends with Faye calling again, 'Hubby, hurry up,' leaving motives unsettled.
004
After Faye wakes with amnesia, Kenneth poses as her boyfriend, cooking her favorite dishes and gently mimicking her habits to help her—while Faye puzzles over how anyone could know these details. She confesses she loved Duncan for five years and says he betrayed her; she vows to make him repay that betrayal. Duncan has organized a gathering and invited them. At the party guests whisper that "Kenneth is faking being her boyfriend," exposing the charade and raising pressure on Faye. As gossip spreads and tensions mount, Faye excuses herself to the restroom, facing a decision about whom to believe.
005
At a late-night gathering, a group grows bored of singing and, after noticing Faye has lost her memory, someone proposes spin-the-bottle with a rule: whoever it points to must kiss an opposite-sex participant for thirty seconds. The suggestion turns playful and calculated; one participant teases another’s 'little schemes,' while others thrill at the idea of kissing Becky openly in front of Faye. Pressure builds as they prepare to play and take another round, and the episode closes with the bottle spun again, everyone holding their breath because the next landing will force a public kiss in front of Faye.
006
At a party, guests watch Faye smiling as her fiancé Duncan kisses another woman and accuse him of toying with her. They say he acts devoted to Faye but flirts openly and warn that if she regained her lost memory she'd be heartbroken. Hosts break up the kissing, announce the next round, and someone scolds the pair to stop. In front of everyone Duncan declares, "Even if you have lost your memory, your love for me is written in your bones," forces a kiss, and Faye starts to reply before being cut off—leaving whether she remembers unresolved.
007
At a party, Faye openly kisses Kenneth while her real boyfriend sits across, prompting guests to call out the hypocrisy—if Duncan can kiss someone else, why can’t Faye? Observers note Faye believes Kenneth is her boyfriend now and worry about the chaos if she regains her memory. Duncan, visibly drunk and upset, is drawn into confrontation; Becky moves to intervene but is told not to. Duncan storms toward the restroom; Kenneth is asked to go with him and follows. The episode closes on a tense line: "Don't worry. He cannot beat me."
008
At a gathering Kenneth is scolded for touching Faye after she leaned in to kiss him; he says he couldn't refuse because he's pretending to be her boyfriend to keep the ruse. A friend warns he may catch feelings and recalls their feud—Kenneth almost ran Faye over in college and once reported her for cheating—then reveals a financial motive: after her parents died she inherited 51% of the company, meant as the speaker's dowry, and the firm now needs funds. They decide to push her to sign and demand repayment. The episode ends with: "Return what I lent you."
009
After a car accident, Faye Richards stages amnesia to test her fiancé Duncan Brown’s loyalty. The test explodes when she uncovers his affair with her best friend Becky Ramsey. Duncan doubles the betrayal by fabricating a story: his close friend Kenneth Hilton is actually Faye’s boyfriend. Faye decides to play along, adopting cold control as she moves between Duncan and Kenneth to pry loose the truth. Each encounter tightens the tension. Duncan’s lies crack, Becky’s motives harden, and Kenneth’s presence becomes a darker puzzle. His true identity and reasons for approaching Faye complicate matters far beyond simple infidelity. Faye must navigate deceit, heartbreak, and an escalating mystery to expose who betrayed her—and why.
010
After a car accident, Faye Richards stages amnesia to test her fiancé Duncan Brown’s loyalty. The test explodes when she uncovers his affair with her best friend Becky Ramsey. Duncan doubles the betrayal by fabricating a story: his close friend Kenneth Hilton is actually Faye’s boyfriend. Faye decides to play along, adopting cold control as she moves between Duncan and Kenneth to pry loose the truth. Each encounter tightens the tension. Duncan’s lies crack, Becky’s motives harden, and Kenneth’s presence becomes a darker puzzle. His true identity and reasons for approaching Faye complicate matters far beyond simple infidelity. Faye must navigate deceit, heartbreak, and an escalating mystery to expose who betrayed her—and why.