The scene opens on a gloomy morning, fog covers the valley.

Dawn hurriedly drives to Home Farm after hearing Joe not answer the phone all night.

When the door opens, what she sees makes the audience’s heart stop: Joe Tate lying unconscious, surrounded by pills scattered all over the floor.
The scene is suffocatingly silent – ​​Dawn rushes to shake him, shouting: “Joe! Open your eyes!”

Her tears mix with the falling rain, her trembling hands check her pulse. In that moment, Joe – who was once strong, cruel, and ran the whole land – is now just a cold, weak body to the point of being pitiful. When he is taken to the hospital, Joe moves his lips, remembering nothing of the night before. The police come to investigate, Dawn sits in the hallway, her hands holding her head, dazed. She didn’t know if she was crying because she was afraid of losing him, or because she realized that this man had never been truly “clean”. A nurse revealed: Joe’s blood levels were above normal, but not the drugs he prescribed – someone had “switched them”.

While Dawn was in turmoil, Kim Tate – the most powerful woman in Home Farm – appeared. Kim sat down next to Dawn, whispering: “Who do you think will benefit if Joe disappears?” Kim’s eyes were cold as steel, startling Dawn. Who was Kim referring to? Or was she the one who did it? Joe’s unconsciousness caused endless gossip among the villagers. Some thought he had harmed himself due to stress, others believed it was a revenge plot. Meanwhile, Dawn went through Joe’s phone and discovered unsent messages – a recording in which Joe said: “If anything happens to me, don’t trust Kim.” The moment Dawn heard it, her eyes gradually changed from pain to determination. She understood: what was surrounding her was not just love, but a net of power that was squeezing her every breath. And if she did not stand up, she would be the next victim.