Carla Connor is a strong person: she holds the company, has overcome many scandals.

But in love, Carla is not made of steel.

When she learned that Lisa had kissed her ex, Carla immediately melted between pain and anger.

She asked Lisa directly: “If it weren’t for me, would you go back to Becky?”

The question seemed simple, but Lisa didn’t answer. The silence made Carla realize: even though she was in the present, Becky was still a ghost in the heart of the person she loved.

Carla refused to give up. She looked for Becky to confront her, harshly warning: “Don’t touch my people.” But Becky only smiled half-heartedly: “Honey, I’m just asking for what used to be mine.” Carla understood that she was not only fighting for love, but also for herself.

The audience first sees Carla in real vulnerability: she drinks alone, silently looks at Lisa’s picture, and tells herself “I won’t lose her.” But is love strong enough to save a relationship torn apart by the past? Or will Carla become the “afterthought” in her own life?