Moira Dingle is living in a nightmare.

She clearly feels that Cain is hiding something terrible, but she doesn’t know if it’s illness or betrayal.

Every time she asks, Cain avoids, even gets angry and shouts loudly: “I don’t need anyone’s pity!”

That sentence is like a knife stabbing straight into Moira’s heart – the woman who has been with him through so many storms, now he is pushing her out of the pain.

One night, Moira sneaks into Cain’s file cabinet and discovers a hidden medical record – in which there is a result sheet with the words: “Possible cardiac abnormality”. She is stunned. It’s not just suspicion, it’s the truth. Cain is really sick. But why doesn’t he say it? Because of pride, or because he knows there’s something else being hidden?

The next morning, Moira confronted Cain in the middle of the yard, her voice trembling: “Why didn’t you tell me you had a heart condition?” Cain was silent. She threw the test results into his chest. “Do you think I don’t deserve to know?” Cain turned away, his eyes filled with tears: “I don’t want you to see me as weak.” That sentence made Moira cry – the first time she saw her husband so scared.

When Moira left, Cain collapsed on the chair, holding his chest, breathing heavily. The phone rang, the screen showing “D.” A text message arrived: “There’s not much time left. I need to decide soon.” Who was “D”? Was it a doctor, or someone from the past that Cain had hurt? That question opened a new chapter – where Moira was forced to choose: save the person she loved by exposing the truth, or keep silent to protect him from her own fear.

Moira and Cain’s story is more than just disease – it’s a tragedy of trust and survival. When love is pushed to the limit, who will stand?