Holly used to be a weak girl, but after a series of days living between lies and suffering, she decided to leave Salem.

Paris – the city of light – is now the place she seeks to hide from the darkness in her heart.

However, things are not as simple as Holly thought.

When preparing to leave, she has to face the people who turned her life upside down: Maggie, Tate and Johnny.

They come to find her, each with a different question, an apology, a different wish.

Tate, who once loved her deeply, is tormented by guilt when he realizes he trusted Sophia too much. When he knows Holly is about to leave, he runs to the airport, panting, crying and saying: “Don’t go. I need to tell you something.” At that moment, the whole world seems to stop.

Holly turns back, tears streaming down her face, but her voice is still cold: “Do you need to tell me, or just save your conscience?” The question left Tate speechless. In the dimly lit airport, two people who had loved each other, hurt each other, were now silent.

But in the end, Holly did not leave. She stayed in Salem, not to continue suffering, but to expose the truth about Sophia with Tate. That decision marked Holly’s maturity – she was no longer running away. From now on, she would live to reclaim her honor, and to end the nightmare called Sophia with her own hands.