
On her birthday, Emma was imprisoned by her adoptive parents and bled like livestock—only to discover she had been raised as a living blood bank. When the couple escalated to selling her organs, she fled. She was saved by Lucien, the mafia don who had come to dismantle the trafficking ring, but, mistaking his lethal justice for murder, she ran again. Cornered by her foster parents a second time, she was rescued by an elderly London earl—London’s richest—who revealed she was his long-lost granddaughter. Overnight, Emma became the crown jewel of British high society.

At the hospital, the protagonist, Emma Drake, is forced by her adoptive mother, Mrs. Green, and a nurse to transfuse blood to her stepsister, Victoria Green. Although Emma is at her limit and her life is in danger, the cruel Mrs. Green insists on draining her blood. Subsequently, Victoria and her adoptive father, Richard Green, successively reveal the cruel truth: Emma is merely their adopted "mobile blood bank," and her organs have already been sold. As Emma is injected with drugs, falls into a coma, and is taken away, her true maternal grandfather—the powerful Earl Devon—is anxiously ordering his subordinates to search for his long-lost granddaughter, leaving a huge cliffhanger for the plot.

During a night pursuit, female protagonist Emma Drake successfully escaped from her adoptive parents, the Greens, who were attempting to traffic her organs. While hiding in a weakened state, she stumbled upon Lucian Hastings, the heir to the Hastings family, who was undercover investigating an organ trafficking syndicate. Meanwhile, Emma's maternal grandfather, Count Devon, was frantic because he couldn't find her and ordered a city-wide search. To protect his cover and rescue Emma, whom he believed to be a victim, Lucian took the unconscious Emma away, and their fates became intertwined from that moment on.

This episode opens with the male lead, Lucian Hastings, ruthlessly dealing with Mr. Green, the adoptive father who attempted to traffic Emma's organs, thereby saving Emma. Upon waking, Emma was grateful for Lucian's life-saving act but fled in terror after witnessing his brutal methods. Homeless Emma, with the help of her friend Kelly, gets a job as a waitress at a restaurant, determined to start a new life. Meanwhile, Emma's biological grandfather, the powerful Earl of Devon, is using all his resources to search for her throughout the city. Just as Emma believes she can finally breathe easy, her adoptive sister Victoria and adoptive parents suddenly appear. The episode ends with the cliffhanger of Emma being caught on the spot.

This episode describes how the protagonist, Emma, after escaping her adoptive parents' home, was found and cornered at her restaurant job by her adoptive parents, Mr. and Mrs. Green, and her adoptive sister, Victoria. The Green family subjected Emma to verbal abuse and violent threats, attempting to drag her back, and revealed Emma's tragic past of being forced to serve as Victoria's "mobile blood bank" for a long time. As the conflict escalated and Emma was in danger, Henry, the loyal butler of her true maternal grandfather, Earl Devon, recognized her and immediately reported to the Earl. Upon hearing the news, the Earl ordered his driver to rush to the scene, foreshadowing a turning point in Emma's destiny.

On her birthday, Emma was imprisoned by her adoptive parents and bled like livestock—only to discover she had been raised as a living blood bank. When the couple escalated to selling her organs, she fled. She was saved by Lucien, the mafia don who had come to dismantle the trafficking ring, but, mistaking his lethal justice for murder, she ran again. Cornered by her foster parents a second time, she was rescued by an elderly London earl—London’s richest—who revealed she was his long-lost granddaughter. Overnight, Emma became the crown jewel of British high society.

On her birthday, Emma was imprisoned by her adoptive parents and bled like livestock—only to discover she had been raised as a living blood bank. When the couple escalated to selling her organs, she fled. She was saved by Lucien, the mafia don who had come to dismantle the trafficking ring, but, mistaking his lethal justice for murder, she ran again. Cornered by her foster parents a second time, she was rescued by an elderly London earl—London’s richest—who revealed she was his long-lost granddaughter. Overnight, Emma became the crown jewel of British high society.

On her birthday, Emma was imprisoned by her adoptive parents and bled like livestock—only to discover she had been raised as a living blood bank. When the couple escalated to selling her organs, she fled. She was saved by Lucien, the mafia don who had come to dismantle the trafficking ring, but, mistaking his lethal justice for murder, she ran again. Cornered by her foster parents a second time, she was rescued by an elderly London earl—London’s richest—who revealed she was his long-lost granddaughter. Overnight, Emma became the crown jewel of British high society.

On her birthday, Emma was imprisoned by her adoptive parents and bled like livestock—only to discover she had been raised as a living blood bank. When the couple escalated to selling her organs, she fled. She was saved by Lucien, the mafia don who had come to dismantle the trafficking ring, but, mistaking his lethal justice for murder, she ran again. Cornered by her foster parents a second time, she was rescued by an elderly London earl—London’s richest—who revealed she was his long-lost granddaughter. Overnight, Emma became the crown jewel of British high society.

On her birthday, Emma was imprisoned by her adoptive parents and bled like livestock—only to discover she had been raised as a living blood bank. When the couple escalated to selling her organs, she fled. She was saved by Lucien, the mafia don who had come to dismantle the trafficking ring, but, mistaking his lethal justice for murder, she ran again. Cornered by her foster parents a second time, she was rescued by an elderly London earl—London’s richest—who revealed she was his long-lost granddaughter. Overnight, Emma became the crown jewel of British high society.

On her birthday, Emma was imprisoned by her adoptive parents and bled like livestock—only to discover she had been raised as a living blood bank. When the couple escalated to selling her organs, she fled. She was saved by Lucien, the mafia don who had come to dismantle the trafficking ring, but, mistaking his lethal justice for murder, she ran again. Cornered by her foster parents a second time, she was rescued by an elderly London earl—London’s richest—who revealed she was his long-lost granddaughter. Overnight, Emma became the crown jewel of British high society.