No More Lies, No More Tears

Episode 1

Kelvin Pace is a gifted artist warned before the drawing contest to protect his hands. Then, one day before the competition, a terrible accident leaves him covered in blood. The diagnosis is brutal—fractured hands, paralyzed legs, and a lifetime with a urine bag.

His sister Sue and fiancée Wren seem devoted, but their comfort hides something cold. Kelvin overhears the truth: the accident was planned so their adoptive brother, Luther Statham, could take first place. "Luther will take the first place," one of them says, satisfied. The two people Kelvin trusted most set him up.

Episode 2

Wren and Sue insist their bond is forever—but their loyalty belongs to Luther, not Kelvin. Confined to his bed and drowning in pain, Kelvin realizes the people who destroyed his life were the ones he loved most. His sister and his fiancée, all for an adopted brother.

Then a call changes everything. A medical research institute offers him a place as a test subject. "Our new drug can give you a second chance," they promise—restored healing, a return to the spotlight. Kelvin asks why him. The answer: only the broken can truly rise. He agrees.

Episode 3

Out of the hospital, Kelvin watches Sue and Wren fuss over him in public, and strangers call him lucky to have them. He knows better now. If he hadn't been hurt, he would never have believed these two who protected him were the ones who destroyed his life.

Their kindness has a second purpose. Away from him, they discuss leaking a scandal—fabricating a story to humiliate him. "Only way to be sure he's no threat to Luther is to destroy his reputation in the art world," they decide. Kelvin hears it. Ruining his body wasn't enough; now they want his name.

Episode 4

Reporters swarm Kelvin with accusations—that he was disabled through promiscuity, that he's a fake and a disappointment. The scandal lands exactly as planned. Kelvin realizes the two women who once protected him staged everything to brand him a disgrace.

Meanwhile, Luther Statham visits, glowing. He won first place. "The judges said my work was flawless," he boasts, and thanks Kelvin for the guidance. Then he turns cruel, taunting Kelvin about whether Wren will still want him now. Kelvin can only watch their golden boy shine on the stage that should have been his.

Episode 5

A commotion leaves Luther on the floor, and Sue and Wren rush to blame Kelvin. "Do you know just how important a pair of legs are?" they scold, demanding he apologize—even though Kelvin insists Luther fell on his own. Luther plays the kind one, brushing it off, and the women fuss over his wounds instead.

Later, they bring Kelvin warm milk to help him sleep, coaxing him to finish it. The tenderness feels wrong. What are they planning behind that gentle tone?

Episode 6

Sue questions whether they really need to punish Kelvin for pushing Luther. The answer is yes—and tonight they intend to teach him a lesson. In the dark, something stirs near Kelvin; it's only a cat.

By morning, Wren presents a custom-made gift for him to try on, all sweet concern. She promises he's under their protection now, the family doctor on call. But the gift and the overattentive care don't add up. Kelvin is being managed, not comforted—and whatever they're preparing for him is already in motion.

Episode 7

Sue and Wren promise Kelvin a huge birthday party, then quietly use the planning as cover to travel with Luther. Kelvin is left behind, realizing the celebration was never for him.

Then an earthquake hits. Both Kelvin and Luther are trapped, and rescuers ask who to save first. Kelvin is in the more dangerous spot and could lose a limb. The order comes without hesitation: "He can lose a limb, save Luther first." Kelvin hears the choice made in his name—the people who swore to protect him picking Luther over him once again.

Episode 8

Wren is horrified that Kelvin might lose his legs—until Sue reminds her who saved them from a fire five years ago. But the memory is a lie: Kelvin was the one who risked his life that night, not Luther. Still, they save Luther first. Half an hour later, Kelvin has lost his legs. "I wish I'd die in the earthquake," he says.

The doctor notes his severe depression. Sue and Wren argue over blame, each insisting they loved Kelvin, yet neither admits the truth. For Luther's sake, they've already decided Kelvin no longer matters.

Episode 9

After endless tests, Sue and Wren leave to buy Kelvin the buns he loved as a child—and Luther seizes the moment alone with him. Envy spills out: Kelvin had wealth, looks, talent, even the scholarship Luther took, yet everyone still cares about Kelvin.

Luther threatens to make him suffer, then stages his own beating, crying for Sue. She finds them and accuses Kelvin of hiring thugs. But Kelvin has an answer: "There's surveillance in my room. Do you want to find out what really happened?" For once, the truth might be on his side.

Episode 10

Luther waves off the beating, but insists Kelvin needs punishment—and suggests the abandoned factory, knowing Kelvin's claustrophobia. Locked inside, Kelvin hears the promise: three days, and they'll come back. "Look, we even installed lights," they say.

Kelvin warns them Luther will never let him live, but they walk away and let him "cool off." Alone in the dark factory, his fear closing in, Kelvin is left to wait—and the question lingers whether anyone will ever come for him.