Becky Swain didn’t come back just to apologize.

She came back with a clear purpose: to take back Lisa and Betsy — the family she once lost.

Before she disappeared, Becky had saved Lisa and her daughter from a revenge plot, but at the same time made them believe she was dead.

Now, Becky returns with a calm face, sweet words, and strategic moves.

She evokes old memories, recounts the days of love, using Betsy as a bridge: “She still remembers me, and you know it.” That sentence makes Lisa choke. She can’t deny the past, and she can’t stop her heart from trembling.

Becky also has a trump card in her hand — evidence that will help Betsy escape the recent accusation — but at the same time, she also forces Lisa to meet her again. Lisa is increasingly surrounded by Becky. It’s no longer just love, but a war with tactics, weaknesses, winners and losers.