The love between Carla and Lisa had already gone through many storms, but nothing was as heavy as the investigation from Underworld this time.

The anniversary – which was supposed to be sweet – turned into the day Lisa had to silently watch Carla sitting on the chair, her face pale with tension, her hands shaking as she held the police report.

Lisa tried to reassure her, but Carla just shook her head: “You don’t understand.”

That sentence was like a second stab.

Carla was not someone who easily trusted others – and Lisa knew it. But she didn’t expect to be pushed out of the circle of trust right when Carla needed a shoulder the most.

Lisa felt abandoned. Pushed to the edge. And worst of all: Carla started to hide things from her.

Some people in Underworld even looked at Lisa with suspicious eyes: “Is this girl involved in something?” That hurt Lisa even more. No one believed her. No one understands. And most importantly: Carla – the one she loves – is drifting away.

Meanwhile, Becky continues to push Carla into a corner with sarcastic remarks as if she is innocent: “I’m just telling the truth.” Every word Becky says seems to imply that Carla is hiding something terrible.

Lisa doesn’t know what to do: stay to prove her love, or leave because she’s afraid of being dragged into a dangerous spiral? The climax is the night Lisa bursts into tears, admitting that she doesn’t know if Carla still sees her as a companion.

This is their biggest challenge. Love is not just holding hands, but also standing by each other when everything falls apart. But Carla – strong as she is – is choosing to fight alone.

The audience is asking: will pride kill this love before they can find their way back?