Three women who lost their loved ones in a same incident rely on each other in order to reveal the truth and fight against the corrupt people.

Dal In is Jae Il's father, and Ha Ri introduces herself to her prospected husband's parents. For her, it's an unexpectedly familiar face to see on the other side of the table. She soon finds herself at the unwanted end of an accusation of theft. This isn't the planned parental meeting she had hoped to expect, but it's something she had to do eventually.

Gi Chan chases a hooded person who happens to be trespassing at his indoor garden. What he finds out is that the person is actually Dal Hee. She makes a run for it but eventually lies that she's only there for a few minutes to do things. Speaking of lies, Tae Soo makes another lie on Eun Hyang, saying that he needs to leave for a business trip. She takes on the bait, but she's sure to be displeased when she finds out the truth.

A Reum is trapped in their burning home, and Eun Hyang helplessly waits for firetrucks to arrive. Dal Hee, on the other hand, calls her stepfather to take her to Ruby Cosmetics, but she ends up driving herself into a colossal accident which also ends up slowing down the ambulance where Ha Ri accompanies Jae Il in while they make their way to the hospital.

It's not the easiest welcome from Ha Ri's in-laws. Despite this, she tries to make her way back to them. On the other hand, Dal Hee is surprised by the sudden change in how Se Kyung calls her name. While at it, Ha Se throws a fit in front of Dae In and Sang Mi and now tries to find the hearts of her neighborhood to defend her clearly defeated sister.

Jae Il's parents stand before a kneeling Gi Chan who is asking for forgiveness. Gi Chan's plead to pay off his debt, however, is liquified quite literally. Eun Hyang listens from afar about a new contract being fabricated just meters beyond her control. Other than that, she finds out about her cheating husband. All she can do now is stare at them walk away as her hand bleeds the same blood her heart had once beated for him.