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Forget Me Not, My Wild Girl Full Episode
001
Mr. Shaw bolts from a blind date and Mrs. Shaw orders his return, triggering a citywide chase. Chasers search crowded streets but assume he wouldn’t hide in the filthy fish market. There Finley is praised for cutting fish while vendors and a stranger scuffle over fish. Someone announces they received $10,000 and people ask if anyone saw the fleeing man. Accusations flare—an onlooker claims a woman can kill fish and even take a life, while another insists any harm was self-defense. The episode cuts to a shouted "Watch out!", leaving danger and Mr. Shaw’s fate unresolved.
002
A woman returns Yale Shaw's lost black card and the fish; Yale, impressed, orders his aide Kurt to find her. Elsewhere a man tells Finley Sharpe, an orphan adopted three years ago with a younger brother in debt, to name her price and marry him. Finley asks for an extra $5,000 monthly; the deal is declared, then someone mentions $500,000 a month and a Holt elder insists Cynthia must wed the Shaw heir. The episode ends with a sudden scuffle and the cry, 'Let go of my husband!'
003
At a family gathering a woman shouts 'Let go of my husband!' when Cynthia storms in and claims to be the Holt heiress. She pressures her friend Ingrid to back her, and when relatives insist she doesn't know them, Cynthia publicly humiliates a rival and declares the Holt family's assets will be hers. Yale is introduced to his mother with Cynthia named as his fiancée; relatives accuse her of seducing him. A businessman praises her fierceness and pushes to get the marriage certificate, accompanied by a $500,000 payout—leaving the family's acceptance and Cynthia's true identity unresolved.
004
Mr. Shaw wakes in hospital after an accident and finds the woman who promised to stay—the lady doctor—has vanished. He orders staff to find her but announces he needs a contract wife until she’s located. The episode cuts to a public confrontation: a woman from his past, calling herself his ex, demands $500,000 and threatens to sue for rape, accusing him of spending her family’s savings on a house. Crowd pressure and legal threats escalate; someone shouts "Take the money and get out!" and calls for Finley, leaving the payment demand and Mr. Shaw’s choice unresolved.
005
The episode opens with Finley slapped with a $500,000 offer and ordered to leave, triggering a courtroom‑like family confrontation. Her adoptive mother apologizes for past burdens, reminds Finley she raised her, and Finley vows to help the family. Dawn warns against marrying into the Shaw family and praises money over uncertain love. When Finley insists, “Yale and I truly love each other,” in‑laws erupt, accuse her of seducing Yale and demand she "come clean." The dispute escalates into public humiliation, leaving Finley’s marriage claim and reputation hanging as the family presses for proof.
006
A dark, windy night opens the episode: a woman who sells fish twists her ankle, scattering strawberries; Yale, who has mysophobia, surprisingly picks them up and their hands brush—he falls for her. She insists her heart is cold after ten years selling fish and initially turns him down. Yale persists with hospital visits, medicine and peeled candies. Moved by his sincerity she agrees to be with him. Friends gush, tease plans for children and ask, "Are you pregnant?" She jokes, "If I claim I'm pregnant, I can eat more delicious food." She's about to start a big rumor.
007
In a tense family meeting a woman shouts, "I'm pregnant with Yale's child, and it's twins!" Relatives demand a blood test to prove the claim. She then reveals that, fearing damage to the family's honor, Yale asked her to terminate the pregnancy. Angered relatives accuse Mr. Shaw and argue the babies should have been allowed to live. Yale, who had been listening, confronts the room and confirms the confession: "It is true." The admission shatters the household; Grandma breaks down calling for May, leaving blame and consequences unresolved.
008
May collapses and family scrambles as someone uses a home first aid kit — airway clear, breathing normal, pulse weak. Relatives blame themselves; Finley stays at her side while Mrs. Shaw asks for grandchildren. Later the same woman admits she was paid to act and warns that walls have ears. A client asks if she'll share a bed; she demands more pay. A friend cries, "You're my best friend. Why are you doing this to me?" then refuses a final favor. The woman is left alone with a desperate unresolved choice.
009
After an awkward hug at work, one person suggests docking $500 from the other's pay and they agree to sleep separately, exposing simmering workplace tension. Later, relatives arrive with an invitation and a rival woman declares she’ll marry Hansel—Yale’s cousin—to gain status. Ms. Holt’s clan taunts Yale’s widowed mother and claims Holt support for Hansel’s bid on the Shaw Group. A company employee steps in: “She is the mother of my boss,” and defends the widow. Words turn to a baited physical challenge, leaving the family showdown and inheritance claim unresolved.
010
A woman feigns unconsciousness at a family gathering and is forcefully woken and escorted out amid protests. Finley defends someone and earns her mother's praise while another relative is berated as useless and sent away. The mother warns 'little leopard' to stay out of family disputes; someone quietly admits feeling sorry for Yale. Finley is secretly given her favorite macarons. Later a young woman is invited to the Holt family's engagement party and replies, "I'll go," imagining herself in a gown that makes a fisherman girl look like nobility. The episode ends with her decision to attend the party unresolved.