Our Love Ends Here

Episode 1

It's Kimberly Bell's birthday, and it also marks ten years since she came to this virtual world. She originally entered to complete a mission, never expecting to fall in love with Jason Hart, marry him, and build a family. But the celebration curdles fast: Jason has another family with his secretary. The cake and the affection feel like theater. Quietly, Kimberly makes a decision. She applies to the ECHO system to leave the mission world. The system confirms her request: in half a month she will be released, and she should use the remaining time to say goodbye to her family.

Episode 2

Kimberly starts quietly dismantling her life. Her son offers her a little toy monkey as a gift, but she has already arranged for a courier to pick up her belongings. She instructs the delivery to a specific address, telling the recipient the packages are from her — along with her husband and son. When the boy asks where his gift went, she claims the courier took everything to people who needed it more, perhaps an orphanage. He calls her the kindest mother in the world. Jason arrives home late, full of excuses about work, and she lets him believe nothing has changed.

Episode 3

The other woman can't stay away. Secretary Jiang arrives unannounced, saying she couldn't sleep alone in the villa Jason bought her and that she misses them. She asks Jason to spend the night, and he tells her to be sensible — it's too late. The son begs to go with her, and they sneak off together. The scene makes the arrangement painfully clear: the secretary is not a stranger to this family, and the son treats her like someone familiar. Kimberly's marriage is being hollowed out from the inside while she watches.

Episode 4

Jason leaves early for a meeting, promising to drop their son at kindergarten and reminding Kimberly to eat breakfast. Alone, Kimberly goes to a funeral home and makes arrangements — for herself. She asks them to come to a villa address on the night of December 1st to collect her body for cremation, and says the ashes should simply be scattered, with no family notified. The staffer warns her that once she leaves this world, her soul will go cold and her body will die; if even her ashes are scattered, no one will have a place to mourn her. She says she doesn't care.

Episode 5

At the funeral home, Kimberly runs into Secretary Jiang, who scrambles to explain herself — claiming she found a girl crying on the roadside and only brought her here to help. Jason backs the story, insisting he was just comforting her. The secretary apologizes to Kimberly, saying she delayed Jason's work and the son's schooling. Then the staff hands over an urn: the pet dog's ashes are ready. The secretary's "loved one" was a dog that had been with her over ten years. Kimberly absorbs the lie, and the family leaves together as if nothing happened.

Episode 6

The family ends up at a restaurant, and the staff welcomes them warmly — this is apparently their hundredth visit. They even bring out an anniversary cake, recalling that the same day last year Jason and his wife celebrated their wedding anniversary here. The gesture lands like a slap. The son and Secretary Jiang keep the mood light, chatting about the funeral home and the dog. Kimberly deflects, claiming she went there for a friend whose dog died. The celebration continues, but the cracks are widening.

Episode 7

The restaurant's anniversary toast goes wrong when Jason denies everything — he tells the staff that Secretary Jiang is his wife, not Kimberly, and insists this is the family's first visit. The staff corrects themselves, but the damage is done. The son backs the lie, claiming it really is their first time here, and Kimberly realizes even her child will deceive her for them. The secretary pleads with Kimberly not to misunderstand, insisting she could never come to a high-end couples restaurant with Jason. The food arrives before they even order. Kimberly sits through it, saying little.

Episode 8

At the table, the secretary complains the food is too spicy and Jason should have had it changed. A staff member gushes about how close this family is, then tells Kimberly how worried Jason and the son were while she was in a coma — staying up day and night, hiring a full medical team for consultation, and even climbing 999 steps to a shrine to pray for her to wake. The son echoes the prayer. Kimberly listens and finds it bitterly ironic. The devotion being described belongs to a family that has already replaced her.

Episode 9

Kimberly wakes from her coma. Jason immediately explains he mistook the secretary for her because they dressed so similarly, and the son promises he won't confuse them again. They ask for forgiveness, then leave to buy her favorite food. Alone, Kimberly is visited by Secretary Jiang, who shows her photos and videos proving Jason and the son spent far more time with her over the past year. She tells Kimberly to step aside. When the son returns and asks why she's been crying, Kimberly claims the photos simply moved her — then offers to show him.

Episode 10

The secretary suddenly claims a headache and asks Jason to accompany her for a check-up, saying she fears aftereffects. Kimberly tells him to go, and he promises to return quickly. Then the son brings up the couple's wedding anniversary and asks to hear their story — how Kimberly was the one who pursued Jason. Mid-story, Jason gets a call from a colleague and leaves with the child, promising a big surprise next time. Kimberly watches them go and tells them not to look back — she is only saying goodbye.

Watching Kimberly quietly plan her exit while everyone around her keeps pretending? Start this one tonight and see how far the pretending goes.