Her Blaze Episode 16

Past brought to light

Did not expect this to be the death knell of Bai MuRan. YuCi was the mirror of LiangLiang in her unmasking of Bai MuRan’s misdeeds. She was as brutal with him as LiangLiang was with YuCi’s dad. She predicted all too accurately how his family and work colleagues would desert him. And this was only for the financial transgressions. They don’t even know about the knife stabbing yet. She was well ahead of the game having a watch to sound her location and that she needed help. Chen Mo found her quicker and gets her to the ER. She survived the stabbing but now is in a hysterical coma due to a psychological shock where she chooses to not wake up. I see Jiang as a refined version of LiangLiang. He is as brutal in his clawing to the top but he is not as wreckless with the exception of Chen Xi. He meets LiangLiang in his favorite noodle place and he reminds her how things can be kept or erased in a beat if no longer needed. While giving her this lesson on her shortcomings, he shows her the listening device she had planted in his office. She finally is bold enough to fire a round back. She reminds him that he may become the next bowl of noodles and whose bowl would he be in? YuCi has now become noticed by the elder Li and gma Bai. One will be thankful and one will have a serious grudge. These are bigger players and there is no telling where this round will lead. Liang Liang trashes her Lego dream and leaves with luggage. There is no telling what’s next on her agenda. Chen Mo has stayed by YuCi’s side and telling her to want to wake up after a good rest. Her mom is being made aware of her condition. All her family is in hospital and I’m hoping Chen Mo will continue to look after them. YuCi has a target on her back from much bigger sources than MuRan and LiangLiang. Here I wonder if Liang Liang will team up with the Gma and be responsible for getting YuCi back in hospital because Rao the fool left YuCi entrusted to LiangLiang. This next round is going to be on a whole other level.

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