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Lost Love, Lingering Regret Full Episode
001
At a royal performance a jeering crowd demands Princess Valerie dance and even strip. Court news arrives: Dazel’s men accuse her of jealousy and claim she pushed baby Natasha into the water, killing her. The ruler condemns Valerie and orders her sent to Northo as a three-year hostage to atone and survive. Valerie insists she’s innocent and begs her father, who says he sent her away to save her. Dark guards escort her home. In a strained reunion a man brings pastries, Valerie apologizes, and he snaps, 'you won't even call me your brother?'
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Valerie returns after three years and confronts her family, accusing her brother Ian of cruelty and saying he killed Natasha. Flashbacks show her begging Ian not to send her to Northo and being punished—at one point declared the base's lowliest slave and starved by Northons. Father and Mother insist she keep her princess title; Valerie rejects it, says they threw her into hell, and vows to leave Northo to find her grandmother in the palace. The household orders an imperial physician, and Father's tentative question about the Northons hangs, leaving Ian's guilt and Valerie's fate unresolved.
003
Valerie returns home fainted; the royal physician reveals she is anemic, has kidney damage, and has suffered multiple miscarriages — injuries blamed for her collapse and likely to impair future fertility. Her father angrily accuses her of promiscuity and of bearing a child conceived in Northo. Siblings and attendants try to soften the attack, but Valerie explodes, accusing her parents of sending her to Northo to be a slave and exposing their responsibility. The medical verdict shifts the argument into a moral crisis, and Valerie’s health and the family’s blame remain unresolved.
004
Valerie returns with rope marks and the King of Northo's cape. Her father promises to believe her and punish attackers, but relatives turn hostile. They argue the king's gem-studded cape proves she was an honored guest, so barbarians couldn't have tormented her. Accusers insist she faked the wounds and dressed to display them, hurling insults and threats. The cape that should protect her becomes proof of deceit. When someone demands, "What's that on your body?" and insists on seeing, Valerie is exposed and left facing immediate humiliation and danger.
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Valerie returns from Northo and walks into a tense family reception as a banquet to welcome her back nears. Ian and Mother berate her for past mistakes and accuse her of causing Natasha's death, while Holly insists she risked her life to save Natasha. Family members say Valerie was sent to Northo as a hostage; Grandmother is kept in the dark and will accept a cover story. Carol urges Valerie to tell His Majesty the truth about the barbarians, but Valerie fears he won't believe her. The banquet begins with Valerie forced to choose: confess or conceal.
006
Back at the palace, a sister returned from Northo is handed a plain outfit but is publicly humiliated by Princess Holly, who taunts her about a 'dirty outfit' and the soldiers who abused her. Carol defends the woman and shocks the court by claiming she saw Princess Holly kill Princess Natasha, declaring, "I must tell His Majesty the truth." Meanwhile Valerie refuses a silk dress and is reprimanded by their mother. Grandmother sides with Valerie and demands she recount "what happened earlier," setting up a looming, unresolved accusation against Holly.
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Grandmother's return frames a tense family meal: Valerie says she wants to go to the chapel with Grandmother, and relatives accuse her of scheming to abandon palace life and to drive Holly away. Parents and other family members berate her; Valerie briefly apologizes—"it's all my fault"—to calm Mother. At dinner a relative sneers the offered meat is "payment for your body," so Valerie refuses and flips her bowl. The family orders, "Pick up the meat and eat it!" Valerie's defiance holds, leaving whether she'll submit or be forced out unresolved.
008
At a tense family meal, Princess Valerie is berated—called a b*tch and accused of playing the victim—while Princess Holly refuses food and then collapses. Relatives argue Valerie has learned to act, one elder defends her, and a family member snarls, "I won't let you win!" Later, court physicians tell Your Majesties Holly's illness isn't normal and resembles voodoo, noting she fell ill after bringing clothes to Princess Valerie. Threats erupt—"you'll pay with your life!"—and the episode ends with the accused forced to kneel before the monarchs, fate and the possible curse unresolved.
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The episode opens with a family confrontation: accusers force Valerie to kneel and accuse her of using voodoo, hurting Holly, and killing Natasha three years ago. Family members press for punishment while Valerie insists she’s innocent. The grandmother questions both sides but then surprises everyone by declaring she believes Valerie. Holly (or another family member) pleads that Valerie never meant real harm and regrets returning. Accusers demand execution and claim witnesses. The key turn: someone steps forward to offer to act as a witness for Princess Valerie before the monarch, leaving her fate unresolved.
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At a royal hearing, Valerie's nanny testifies she saw Valerie throw Princess Natasha into the water three years ago and presents a token Valerie told her to bury. The king orders the nanny seized and demands execution. Valerie denies the charge; her grandmother pleads for mercy and urges the king to relent. The nanny says she begged for help back then but was sent to Northo as a hostage. The court goes silent when someone insists Valerie was in the imperial chapel, leaving the accusation and Valerie's whereabouts unresolved.