Giselle Finally Has Her Rëveñge On Gordon & His Family. The Hongs Are Reduced To Nothing. Pinky & Her Family Take Over Jack’s Family’s House.
At the Hong Villa, Betsy asks Gordon about Mini and the land he stole from Giselle. As Jenny spies on them and wonders who Mini is, Gordon plays dumb and denies it. He then asks his wife to stay away from Miss Gao. Betsy soon runs into Jenny who points out how Giselle has been acting strange. Jenny tells her that there might be a history between Giselle and Gordon.
She says if nothing happened between them, then Giselle wouldn’t have helped Pinky to take away their properties. Betsy reprimands Jenny and cautions her that she would be in deep trouble if Gordon happens to hear what she just said. At the Lins, Ethan informs his parents that Pinky would be going on a date with Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Lin are delighted and hopes that things turn out well for them. Miss Gao stares at a photo of the actual Shannon and laments over how she’s still not happy despite having had her rëveñge. Windsor returns home late to inform his mother about his intention to marry Pinky once everything is settled. Miss Gao continues to object to it and she’s quite adamant to change her mind.
Some shareholders confront Gordon over the rumors about the company going bankrupt. As Gordon pleads for some time to revive the company, Giselle shows up with a contract, ready and willing to take over Shufon as long as Gordon transfers the ownership to her. The shareholders pressure Gordon to agree to Giselle’s deal since she’s the only one who can save the company.
While Pinky and Windsor discuss about Giselle’s history with Gordon, Jenny spies and listens in. Pinky berates Gordon and Jack because they had both k!lled their own babies out of selfishness to achieve their own purposes. At the villa, Betsy reluctantly begins to pack up their things, with Shirleen out looking for another house.
Jenny confronts Mr. Hong about Giselle’s grudge against him and asks that they join hands together against her and Pinky. Miss Gao makes ready to take over Shufon and the Hong Villa, and Jack pays her another visit and strives to talk her out of driving his parents out of the villa. Giselle only offers to let them move into Pinky’s old house.
Jack objects to it and decides to go and ask Pinky herself, and Giselle declares that she’s the only one who has the final say on the matter. Mr. Hong has a talk with Windsor about the situation of the company and his involvement in his mother’s plans. He asks Windsor to tell Giselle to come to his office when she’s available.
In the meantime, Shirleen relays the bad news of Shufon’s bankruptcy to her mother. Jenny hurries in and announces the trouble Gordon is facing at the company. If he isn’t able to resolve everything by today, he would lose everything.
Betsy makes a fuss and throws a fit because they’ve lost both the house and the company. Shirleen consoles her and strives to calm her down. Meanwhile, Gordon finally and reluctantly signs the contract for the change of ownership of Shufon. Giselle taunts him with how he made huge profits with money that didn’t belong to him.
She tells him that it’s time for him to have a good rest. Gordon pleads for her to return his wife’s house since she had done nothing wrong to her. Miss Gao states that Betsy has been living off her money and had given birth to an insäñe son like Jack. She then demands that they move out of the house today and go and stay in the Lins’ house.
Gordon expresses his outrage and asks why she’s doing that to him. Giselle lashes out at him and berates him for enjoying a life of wealth and luxury after destroying her family and causing all that misfortune. On that note, Giselle demands that he hand over his car and other properties. From tomorrow onward, she will be the new president of Shufon Group.
A moment later, Giselle calls Ethan to inform him of her plan; they would move into the Hong villa while the Hongs will move into their shabby little house. Ethan calls his sister for confirmation. Windsor is shocked to learn of what his mother is up to. Gordon returns to the villa in such a misërãble state and tells his family to get ready to move.
When Betsy asks if he’s gotten a new house so soon, Gordon merely tells them to pack the necessities and leave the other things behind. Jenny declares that she would stay with them to take care of Shawn and help Jack. In no time, the Lins and the Hongs get their things in order to move out of their respective homes.
After Jack’s family have left the villa, Pinky soon arrives there. Jack shows up to confront her and she tells him to swallow his pride and deal with it since her mother has given them the Lin house free of charge. Jack föôlishly asks Pinky to put the past behind and come back to him. Pinky scoffs and tells him to leave before he receives insults from her family. Jack says he doesn’t care.
As if on cue, the Lins arrive and Mr. Lin confronts Jack and berates him. Pinky makes it crystal clear to Jack that she would never forgive him no matter what he says. Ethan says he should thank God for having a house to stay in. From today, the villa belongs to the Lins so if he dares sets foot there again, he would be sued and arrested for trespassing.
Windsor shows up and Pinky happily goes to greet him as Jack looks on misërãbly. Before they all head inside, Windsor takes a moment to stare and smile mockingly at Jack, and Ethan doesn’t pass up the chance to make mockery of him. Gordon brings his family to Pinky’s old house and Miss Gao hands him the key for the house. Betsy is appalled to learn that they would be living there from today.
When Shawn grumbles and says that he wants to live in the big house, Jenny shuts him up. Pauline is delighted to live in Pinky’s brother’s house. She asks her uncle if she can finally marry him today and Betsy reprimands her. After Giselle leaves, the revolt of living in such a shabby place gets to Betsy and she begins having breathing difficulty.
Later, she throws a fit on account of their current living condition and also because of the loss of the company. Gordon says he would go and look for a job tomorrow. Gordon asks Betsy to calm down because at least they have food to eat. Still, Betsy continues making a scene and fails to get him to confess what Giselle has on him.
Once Jack arrives, Betsy unleashes her anger and frustration on him and Shirleen strives to calm her. Gordon calls for order and asks Jack to go with him to look for a job tomorrow. Jack agrees and promises to get back everything that he had lost. Betsy scoffs, saying that it’s easy for him to say. Betsy declares that they’re doomed.
Meanwhile, Pinky and her family have dinner with Miss Gao and Windsor to celebrate their success, and they make a toast to their reunion. When Mr. Lin mentions how Pinky and Windsor seem like a perfect couple, Giselle expresses her disapproval. Nevertheless, Windsor declares his lövê for Pinky and his intention to marry her, much to his mother’s displeasure and Pinky’s surprise.
