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Pet Me Not, I'm Just Passing By Full Episode
001
Yvette wakes into the life she had before being sent to prison and decides not to fight her family anymore—she will enjoy simple pleasures instead. After falling into the pond she changes and joins the Stewarts for lunch, only to find plain portions: her parents have restricted what she may eat. Worried about the household's finances she asks Ethan if they're bankrupt; he hasn't eaten, so she gives him her meal. Her small, passive choice to share marks a change, but the family's chill and her future remain unsettled.
002
At breakfast a young woman refuses to eat strange food and threatens Ethan when he won't help. She's rushed to school; she asks Ethan to drive "my sister" and admits she expects Ethan to hate her when the true heiress returns — she thinks he'd rather exile than imprison her. Later Zack and Yvette meet; the woman recalls a past life when Jewell Stevens spread rumors and vows she is no longer the poor girl who protected the family's ties. Her sudden hardening guarantees immediate fallout once the heiress appears.
003
Zack is ordered to head straight to school, but he and Yvette clash over visiting Mr. Stevens' home first. At the gate Yvette is reminded that her family's rule forbids showing off their identity—"Be modest in manners and be bold in actions"—but she insists happiness matters more. She badgers a vendor for snacks; with no money, Zack buys two. Yvette gives one away, tells Zack to "complain to my parents later," and leaves. Back at school someone whispers, "Yvette is a liar," putting her reputation and choices on immediate, unresolved trial.
004
Gossip erupts that Yvette lied about her family's poverty, with classmates claiming her pricey items must be fake or stolen. Jewell amplifies the rumors and humiliates Yvette in class, even sabotaging her chair. Remembering a past life and fed up with being slandered, Yvette decides she won't endure this time; she tells Zack she won't stay at school and asks him to pick her up. School staff learn she's refusing to attend and order an inquiry to find who bullied her. The episode ends with the investigation launched and a usually indifferent figure oddly taking an interest, leaving motives unresolved.
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Classmates confront Yvette after noticing her expensive items and accuse her of pretending to be wealthy. Jewell bluntly calls her out and offers protection if Yvette promises to listen, while others mock her low-key escort and blame Zack and her father's instruction to stay hidden. Yvette refuses the bargain, counting on the Stewart family's connections or Zack to resolve things, and says she'll enjoy herself and leave before the true heiress returns. Facing exposure, she vows to 'make this look really bad' and rushes off to carry out the plan, leaving the outcome unresolved.
006
Yvette is cornered by classmates and mocked—asked to explain her parents’ jobs, taunted that their company has been fully entrusted to Ethan, and called unruly while a hairpiece is inspected and ridiculed. The scene cuts to a blunt self-defense briefing where an instructor points out three neck targets: blocking blood flow to the brain, striking the carotid sinus to cause fainting or death, and damaging cervical nerves or vertebral arteries. The instructor warns, "If anyone attacks you, you attack them; if you're not strong enough, use weapons." Students reply "Got it!" and then someone asks, "Who wrote these words?"
007
At school Miss Stewart is publicly bullied by classmate Jewell Stevens after classmates learn details of her background; her father’s secrecy even keeps Zack from escorting her. A separate incident—words found on a surface—turns out to be Ervin’s writing, and he refuses to clean it, escalating tensions. Yvette unexpectedly intervenes in class, calling attention to Jewell’s bag and provoking a confrontation the teacher tries to quell. After class Jewell humiliates Miss Stewart over a “beat-up” car and demands an apology; Yvette refuses, and someone cries, "Yvette! What are you doing?" leaving the fallout unresolved.
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During class Yvette lashes out and throws a book at classmates Ervin and Jewell. The teacher publicly scolds her, labels her as lacking background, and demands she apologize — promising to speak for her only if she complies. Classmates pressure Yvette, warning she offended the Stevens family and that Zack and especially Ethan will retaliate. Yvette refuses to beg and says she can just quit school and go home. The teacher suggests making her drop out and the class cheers. The episode ends with Yvette's choice to leave hanging against the looming family consequences.
009
While feeding the fish, Yvette falls into the pond and uncovers a life-shattering secret: she is not blood-related to the Stewarts. The girl everyone called their heiress is actually a false heir. Facing the certainty of losing home and status, Yvette gives up fighting and vows to savor the days left before she is expelled. Then Harriet, the true heiress, returns. The Stewart brothers suddenly close ranks, placing Yvette behind them and begging Harriet to let her stay. They insist Yvette is not sharp enough to survive alone and plead for mercy. The household teeters between exposure and protection. Yvette must choose whether to cling to a borrowed place or accept the truth as the family divides around her.
010
While feeding the fish, Yvette falls into the pond and uncovers a life-shattering secret: she is not blood-related to the Stewarts. The girl everyone called their heiress is actually a false heir. Facing the certainty of losing home and status, Yvette gives up fighting and vows to savor the days left before she is expelled. Then Harriet, the true heiress, returns. The Stewart brothers suddenly close ranks, placing Yvette behind them and begging Harriet to let her stay. They insist Yvette is not sharp enough to survive alone and plead for mercy. The household teeters between exposure and protection. Yvette must choose whether to cling to a borrowed place or accept the truth as the family divides around her.