If Only You Loved Me More

Episode 1

Thanksgiving turns global when Vincent Duncan, the world's richest man, collapses into critical care — and begs his family to find the daughter he lost twenty years ago. They've traced her to the city. Meanwhile, Beth gets crushing news: a second relapse, late-stage blood cancer, with surgery costing about $100,000. She calls the one person left — her husband, Alex Hearst. He brushes her off for the holiday, annoyed she only calls when she needs money. She begs for five minutes. He hangs up. She's dying, and he doesn't even know.

Episode 2

The past explains everything. Beth and Alex had loved each other since college — until Alex nearly died saving her. With no donor available, Beth volunteered her own kidney. The transplant saved him, but it wrecked her immune system, and the diagnosis came back: late-stage blood cancer. Before leaving for surgery in Europe, she chose silence — no kidney, no cancer, no guilt for him to carry. While she was gone, Stella moved in, telling Alex that Beth had abandoned him for a richer man. He believed it.

Episode 3

Two years of recovery later, Beth came back to Alex, hiding her illness so he'd never blame himself. He was already CEO of Hearst Resorts, and he went out of his way to marry her — she thought it was the start of their happiness. Then she walked in and found Stella there. Alex made his reason plain: because she supposedly abandoned him, she'd lost every right to ask him anything. The marriage, she realized, was never love. It was punishment. Now it's her turn to take back what he owes her.

Episode 4

Dr. Grimm presses Beth for the $100,000 — the surgery can't wait. She's almost there, just a little more time. Then she overhears Stella's crowd admiring an $800,000 Harry Winston necklace from Alex, who insists she deserves the best. Beth confronts Stella at the office and reminds her who the wife is, even threatening to fire her. Stella fires back that Beth is the real mistress, unloved and a joke. When Alex arrives, Stella plays hurt. His only question: should he believe Beth?

Episode 5

The humiliation escalates. Alex sides with Stella, who's bleeding and playing the victim, and demands Beth apologize. All Beth wants is her $100,000 — money he's withheld, even docking her salary for three months. She throws the necklace in his face: $800,000 for Stella, nothing for his wife's medical bills. His answer is a condition — kneel and apologize to Stella. Beth reminds him she almost died saving him five years ago, and says the words he's never accepted: it was she who donated her kidney. He calls it a lie.

Episode 6

Beth challenges Stella to prove her story — what match test did she take, how long was the surgery, how long on a liquid diet? Stella has no answers, and Beth's body betrays the truth as she collapses. But Alex still won't hear it. He insists Stella is weak because she saved him, while Beth is strong enough to bully her; he claims he watched Beth walk out with his own eyes. Beth laughs at the absurdity — kneeling before his mistress while dying of cancer, for the man she saved. He tells her to keep her lies.

Episode 7

The onlookers have seen enough — a husband making his wife kneel is a scandal, and more than one voice says they'd walk away and never look back. Alex won't bend: Stella owes no apology, and Beth is just clawing for cash while playing the victim. Beth stops arguing. She tells him to believe whatever he wants, but she wants her money. He counters with the same demand — kneel and beg Stella for mercy. That's the moment it ends. Beth tells Alex she wants a divorce.

Episode 8

Alex treats the divorce as a bluff, another way to squeeze money out of him. He denies anything is going on with Stella, but Beth ticks off the evidence: the kneeling, the $800,000 necklace, the public embraces. She calls him pathetic and repeats that she wants a divorce. Stella coaxes him, insisting Beth went too far and will come crawling back. Alex agrees — and starts counting down from five, certain she'll return within seconds. The count reaches one. Beth is gone.

Episode 9

Three years of marriage, and all Beth got was coldness and humiliation. Alex calls, furious about the "sick act" and the divorce talk, threatening to cut off her allowance. He still thinks she's performing. Then he finds her crawling across the floor and mocks her life, offering anything she wants if she drops the divorce and stops causing trouble for Stella — even asking her to say she regrets leaving him. Beth drifts back to a memory: a birthday cake, a real gift, a promise to give her the celebrations she never had.

Episode 10

Dr. Grimm asks if Beth has the surgery money. She needs one more hour. Denied even the keys to her own jewels — Stella holds those — Beth realizes she can only rely on herself. She hands over a gift and begs for it to be sold fast: if she survives the surgery, she'll never come back. Dr. Grimm has good news — Dr. Elliot, a world-renowned cancer specialist just back from Europe, will perform the operation and see her after her scan. Beth dares to hope for a thank-you meal. Dr. Grimm admits she isn't optimistic.

Will Beth survive the surgery and finally walk away for good? Start watching and find out where her story goes next.