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Until You Realize Me Full Episode
001
After a doctor informs him he has terminal stomach cancer, Mr. Clark frantically tries to reach his wife Janice, a successful CEO. She brushes him off as busy, so he returns home to confront her. At the apartment he admits he's dying and recounts giving up his career to be a househusband during their five-year marriage. He accuses her of neglect and, declaring that he means nothing to her, shocks her by asking for a divorce. The episode ends on Janice's stunned silence, leaving her response and the couple's future unresolved.
002
Ms. Tate confronts Leon with divorce papers—"Just sign them, and we can part peacefully"—ordering the Tate family's live-in son-in-law out. Leon quietly prepares to leave that night, returns his wedding ring, tells her "Take care of yourself," and walks away. Staff inform Ms. Tate that Mr. Clark is actually leaving. She counts to three expecting him to come back, but he doesn't. Shock ripples through the household as she tells them to let him go while refusing to believe he would truly abandon his place in the Tate family; his absence remains unresolved.
003
Family members wait for Leon to apologize after he ran away. Ms. Tate refuses to call him, insisting he must suffer and admit his mistakes. Anger escalates as relatives shout, "Get your ass out here!" while servants urge restraint. A servant reveals that Mr. Clark rose at 5 a.m. for five years to make Ms. Tate's porridge, run her bath, and manage the household. That revelation reframes the conflict: Mr. Clark silently endured mistreatment and has now fled. The episode ends with Leon still missing and the household exposed, forced to face the consequences of their treatment.
004
Janice returns home to relatives scolding her for calling her husband Leon "an idiot." At a tense family gathering she announces, "We got divorced." Relatives celebrate, insult Leon as a loser, and push Janice toward Elliott while pressuring her to drink. Janice refuses; guests point out Leon's devotion—he once nearly collapsed trying to keep up. When asked where Leon is, Janice says he stormed off to his parents' house. A relative then insists he has nowhere to go, leaving Janice stunned and Leon's situation unresolved.
005
Janice learns from Ms. Tate that Leon's parents died in a car crash three years ago and relatives took their house, leaving him isolated. Ms. Tate says Leon tried to tell Janice but she was busy celebrating the company's IPO and shut down family talk. Janice calls Leon, who answers at work and snaps, "Don't bother me with your family matters," then hangs up. Faced with this rejection, Janice worries her lack of attention pushed Leon away and might have prompted his decision to divorce. The episode ends with Janice grappling with whether she can undo the damage.
006
Hardy Shaw calls Ms. Tate to demand $100,000 after Leon’s divorce, forcing a sudden confrontation over assets. Ms. Tate refuses and tells them to make Leon collect the money himself. Hardy presses Leon about his illness and their dwindling funds; Leon admits he just wants to live for a day. The argument escalates into panic when Leon collapses. Staff call for a doctor and scramble to prepare him for emergency surgery. The episode closes on the operating-room rush with the requested money refused and Leon's survival left unresolved.
007
Ms. Tate is confronted by an associate who urges her to give Mr. Clark money for a supposed emergency. She refuses, recalling years of support—imported paints, fine brushes and easels—and his later demands despite insisting on a divorce. The associate reveals those art supplies are still in Mr. Clark’s studio; he never took them. Ms. Tate finds many portraits he painted of her, which contradict his departure. Told he meant it, she insists he’s only playing hard to get and vows not to yield. A voice calls, 'Ms. Tate!' leaving her next move unresolved.
008
Janice (Ms. Tate) wakes from a nightmare about Leon, admits she hasn't heard from him and can't sleep. At work she's told Sophia Lowe urgently needs her. At home her husband insists they keep things together, buys matching cups and vows to stay by her side, but she retorts "Liar." A friend invites her to Elliott's class reunion at Blissvale Villa; classmates press memories of her past with Elliott. Janice refuses, saying, "I'm waiting for Leon to come back." She decides to wait, leaving the reunion and her own feelings unresolved.
009
Cleaning staff find an old phone in Mr. Clark's room and hand it to Ms. Tate, who immediately suspects Leon. On the phone she watches dated videos of Leon addressing "Janice" from 2019 to 2023 — a clip saying "we got married," New Year messages, notes urging her to rest, a book gift, concern about burnout, and finally "Should I let you go?" The discovery turns vague accusations into concrete recordings of a private connection. Staff urge Ms. Tate to check his room; the recordings' meaning and her next move remain unresolved.
010
At 5 a.m. Janice follows precise routines noted in a set of papers—porridge, no mangoes, a cashmere scarf—details found when Mr. Clark's room was cleaned. The group reads dated entries and the line: 'Only someone who truly loves you would do something like this.' Ms. Tate is warned she'll regret letting Leon go, but she refuses, insisting 'He's dead to me.' The doctor then delivers a shock: Mr. Clark's illness is beyond cure and further treatment would only cause pain. With his final hours confirmed, the notes and Ms. Tate's decision collide, leaving an urgent, unresolved choice.