TSU SUM twists her legs when she is cycling in the countryside. TUNG PUN-SIN, a man she does not know, calls her “MILK CANDY” and shows her a bottle of milk candies. The memory of him playing with “MILK CANDY” in the orphanage they grew up together returns to him. SUM has lunch with her staff as she returns to the soy sauce shop.

SUM suggests SIN to order a large amount of soy sauce to help her out. He promises to work out a solution for her in three days. The news of FUNG’s suicide comes as a blow to SUM. KO YEE-TAI, vice chairman of Kai Fung Company’s department store, visits FUNG’s mother in person, assuring her the company will issue companionate payment to the family.

HING calls the chief editor of the largest newspaper in Guangzhou to request that he give up TAI’s story but to no avail. For fear that his father will get mad when he knows about his scandal, TAI turns to his mother for help. TAI’s wife, FU PAK-WAI, is full of shame at his scandal. She wants to move back to her parents’ home.

PING is fixing the window when SUM gets home. He notices her leg injury as she is picking up a tool from the floor for him. HAN blames PING for failing to take good care of his younger sister. She is so angry that she hits him with a feather duster. PING’s wife, WAN YAU, therefore suspects that PING is not HAN’s biological son.

THE FOUR ELDERS tell HAN SIN has earlier showed KIU around the soy sauce factory. They fear that he will one day bring the company troubles. YAT tells SIN the inside story of KIN’s attack. HING has hired a new accountant to fill KIN’s position. KIU is annoyed by her mother’s pestering.

SIN restates that he is not going to sell the land. YAU throws banknotes at TAI. With a view to helping ON, SUM pleads SIN to buy off her shares, which amount to 70% of the company shares. KIU is pleased to receive SIN’s letter, in which he apologizes for not selling the soy sauce factory. SIN and KIU go shopping in the rain.