The turn of time brings us the story of this family. There are four cases. Except for the first murder which has nothing to do with the family's secrets, the others are all related to the child who was killed by the nanny over ten years ago. A mother who has lost a child can never accept the murderer's daughter, which reminds me of Ryoko Miura's "Freezing Point", so the naive idea of one life for one life will never work. Women's hatred is persistent and long-lasting.
Maybe the daughter started dressing up in a non-mainstream way, not because her former friend ruined her life, but just because her mother’s strange attitude disappointed her; She was the irresponsible nanny back then. The whole episode is about women playing the leading role, and men innocently escorting them—the guilty grandpa, the helpless adoptive father, and our poor birthday star NICK.
Seeing NICK sitting alone in the locker room in a daze, I can't help but worry if this is a precursor to him leaving? Before Sara left, she often sat in a daze like this, and hoped that the old man would not leave like this.
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