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The Art of Taking Back What Was Mine Full Episode
001
Stella is discharged from hospital despite donating a kidney to her sister Wendy because the Smiths haven't paid the bill. At home Wendy admits she faked illness and the parents reveal they forced the donation and intend to seize Stella's overseas assets and company. Humiliated and framed, Stella lost her business and vows revenge. She then declares, "I've been reborn," and finds herself back three years before the framing. The episode ends with a tense family standoff: the Smiths demand she kneel and Stella defiantly refuses, leaving her next choice unresolved.
002
Stella returns home from Blackthorn Correctional Camp and is confronted by her parents, sister Wendy and Davon after Wendy accuses her of hitting and seriously injuring her. The family reopens a five-year-old arson case—Stella insists Wendy set the fire and framed her, which led to her exile and near-torture at the camp. Accusations escalate into threats to kill and claims she used camp skills against them. Wendy offers to take the blame—"If you want to hit someone, hit me."—but Stella vows to repay every pain a hundred, then a thousand times, leaving the household shattered and danger unresolved.
003
Stella explodes during a family confrontation: her father shouts "I don't have a daughter like you," she renounces the Smith name, hands over one million and declares she has nothing to do with the family. The household erupts, relatives curse her and threaten violence. Meanwhile the injured Boss wakes, orders the company transfer canceled and publicly cuts ties with the Smiths, vowing to make them regret it. The episode closes fractured and tense, with a younger family member skipping a date to say, "I just met the girl of my dreams," leaving the family and the boss's retaliation unresolved.
004
Stella arrives unannounced at the Harrison estate demanding to see Ben, claiming to be his eighteen-year-old daughter. The gatekeeper balks, but inside Ben confronts a loyal employee, Mr. Poole, who tearfully admits he betrayed Ben under pressure and names the Clarks in the capital as the instigators. Ben spares and forgives Poole after extracting the confession, then studies Stella, noting their striking resemblance and accepting her claim without DNA. He promises, "I'll be a good dad." The episode ends with Ben facing the Clarks' exposure and needing to decide his next move.
005
Stella returns home after twenty years missing and is immediately coddled by her father, Mr. Harrison, who explains he bought clothes for her every year, gives her an unlimited card, and orders the household to cater to her. Stella recoils from being touched and refuses fancy meals because of her left hand, so Mr. Harrison defends her and changes the menu. A young envoy arrives claiming his grandfather wants the arranged engagement canceled. Mr. Harrison refuses and says the choice belongs to his daughter, but the envoy insists he's already in love, leaving the match unresolved and Stella to decide.
006
At a crowded table, Ben's girlfriend is confronted by a woman who taunts her ambition to become "Mrs. Harrison," hurls insults and threats, and tries to drive her out. The argument escalates into a physical clash when one woman strikes the other, prompting screams and a warning from Mr. Harrison that ending the engagement would ruin the Fentons. Ben rushes in as both sides accuse each other of violence; the woman who struck admits it and refuses to apologize. The episode closes on the family ultimatum and an unresolved threat to the engagement and reputation.
007
A public confrontation between Stella and Ms. Read at a social event turns physical, and the host calls security to remove the instigator. Stella's father intervenes, slapping money on the table — a 100‑million breakup check — orders the woman out and tells Stella, "You're my daughter," promising she needn't bow to anyone. Later, papers surface proving Stella was sent to Blackthorn Correctional Camp for five brutal years. Mr. Harrison vows revenge on the Smiths and schedules a recognition banquet in three days to expose Stella's identity and make them pay.
008
After Ben refuses to cancel an engagement and humiliates their family, the patriarch vows revenge and targets the Harrisons' banquet as payback. Mr. Fenton reports the vanished girl disappeared in a surveillance blind spot near the Harrison Estate, fuelling rumors she may be the missing Harrison daughter. The family plans to use Wendy to win the girl's favor, but Wendy reveals she personally invited her—Stella, her runaway best friend. At the banquet Stella is insulted and ordered out, but she refuses, declaring, "I'm the one you're talking about" and claiming to be the Harrison heiress, forcing a public confrontation.
009
At a recognition banquet, Old Mr. Fenton asks Mr. Harrison to end an engagement because his grandson has another love interest. Mr. Harrison equivocates and Ben lashes out. The crowd then accuses Stella of impersonating the Harrison heiress and being adopted; Stella explodes, recounting twenty years of mistreatment—living in a servant's room, wearing hand-me-downs, time in a correctional camp and permanent scars—which shifts sympathy toward her. The Smiths shout she lies and demand Stella remove her gown to prove the scars. Forced into public proof, Stella faces an immediate, humiliating choice.
010
Stella once begged the Smiths for love and got cruelty instead: they broke her hands, stole her company, and Wendy Smith ran her down, killing her. Reborn, she severs every tie, leaves behind a massive sum of money, and reunites with her true father, billionaire Ben Harrison, who showers her with devoted protection. The Fenton heir falls for her at first sight and vows to marry no one else. Using cutting-edge technology, Stella heals her body and methodically reclaims what was taken in her past life. The Smith family, stunned and desperate, returns begging. Stella meets them with a cold laugh—there is no forgiveness, only reclamation.