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Loving the Son of My Enemy Full Episode
001
Mr. Kerr is ordered to secure Mr. Folx’s lead, a Newind cover and 100 million or be exposed for using a dead wife to enrich himself and sleeping with many. An actress is blackmailed with a drive that would claim she drunkenly fell to her death; she agrees to stay quiet. Wayne sends Kerr to a bar to sort out trouble involving Owen. Ms. White confronts Kerr about her smashed shop and warns she'll be lenient for Wayne’s sake. A cruel cup-with-nails test sparks a chase. The episode ends with Owen urged to betray his father; his choice remains unresolved.
002
At Mr. Kerr's house a distraught woman storms in accusing Maeve of framing her father, ruining him, and burning her mother. Accusations boil over as Maeve's supporters call the dead woman delusional and beg for protection. The clash escalates when someone vows Maeve will pay with blood. Staff pry into Mr. Kerr's female visitors while Briar is mocked as only a secretary despite claiming to be the lady of the house. Mr. Kerr returns and demands Owen's whereabouts, calling him trouble; someone finds Owen and hisses, "What are you doing?"
003
After a bar incident angers Mr. Kerr, his household moves to contain the fallout: Owen is ordered to dress up and stop womanizing, while someone insists handling Owen's affairs is their job. Owen resists—"I can't have some woman?"—then offers, "Tell me you hate me womanizing, and I promise I'll keep all women away." Briar accepts Mr. Kerr's request and agrees to teach his son. Pressure mounts over rumors that could ruin Mr. Kerr’s loyal-husband image. They plan to go to Bigrich Hotel tonight, leaving Owen’s pledge and the father's control unresolved.
004
Late at night colleagues gossip that a father is out with 'Briar' while a young woman’s loyalty to him threatens another's standing. At a company event Mr. Kerr Jr. arrives and a toast to Mr. Wood turns violent when something blinds him — "My eyes!" — and he is struck. Guests seize Ms. White, accuse her of hitting the client and call her a hostess/escort, demanding she apologize before her father finds out. A private confrontation forces a choice: "Me or him — Wayne?" Owen moves in to intervene as someone calls, "Owen, you...", and the conflict hangs unresolved.
005
An explosive confrontation opens with Owen restraining a woman while another person accuses her of being his father's accomplice. The accuser demands, "Say the word, and it's all yours," forcing Owen to name who he truly cares about. The woman denies any romantic feelings for his father and insists trust, not public opinion, matters. The accuser hurls insults—saying the town calls her his toilet and accusing her of doing dirty work to climb—then presses for Owen's loyalty. The episode ends with a desperate plea to stay, leaving his choice unresolved.
006
Intruders burst into the Kerr household demanding a will and press Mrs. Kerr for it. She insists she didn't make one; attackers rough her and shout for the document. Mr. Kerr orders Briar to fetch the contract from the study while staff scramble. Mrs. Kerr is wounded and bleeding; servants call for a doctor and nurse as people rush in to help. One attacker snarls, "Kill her," and threatens a pregnant woman as well. Medical help arrives but the killer's order remains, leaving Mrs. Kerr's fate immediately unresolved.
007
After she disobeyed Owen to save "Mom," a young woman is accused of being Owen's lapdog and punished with scorn—pressured to eat, shamed for her kindness, and warned that revenge will cost her sweetness. Scenes cut to Wayne revealing he will use Willow's memorial the next day to launch a new building; he orders a subordinate to join him and the subordinate answers, "Yes, sir." Another character spits, "Wayne, you disgust me." Wayne's decision to exploit the memorial moves forward, leaving the moral fallout and consequences unresolved.
008
A woman spying on Briar feels an unsettling familiarity and searches the cold room for a secret but finds nothing. Startled by an intruder, she shifts focus to the new building launch: many big shots are coming and she must deliver invites to Mr. Kerr and reassure him everything’s in order. When Maeve begins to suspect her, she vows to expose Wayne’s sordid life as the first step of vengeance. She prays to her parents for strength to destroy the Kerrs and ruin Wayne and Maeve. Suddenly someone calls, "Owen!" — an interruption that leaves her plan unresolved.
009
Someone finds Owen alone in Mr. Kerr's office and warns him about tomorrow: after a decade of enduring, she will claim vengeance by introducing him as her girlfriend at her mother's memorial to make the family fall into chaos. The scene jumps to Mr. Kerr's ribbon-cutting, broadcast live. Briar is praised but watched; Mr. Kerr frames his wife's memory for publicity and promises a surprise. A colleague warns Briar to know her place and accuses her of replacing someone. Briar pushes back, saying she might surprise them. The episode ends with a public confrontation and the impending memorial reveal looming.
010
She's seized and threatened in public — "Let me go!" — when someone confronts her and hints at consequences. Alone, she worries that Willow's death still haunts her and that Wayne refuses to marry her, while Briar's sudden arrival sparks open hostility. Elsewhere a man agonizes over giving a red rose, recalling she once visited his mother's grave with him. The woman knocks on Owen's door, finds him bathing, and forces him to leave now: "I can't wait." They rush out, leaving the public threat and Briar's claim unresolved.