Episode 37

Season 1Episode 3760 minSep 16, 2008
Episode 37
The lawyer tells HUNG that chance of winning the lawsuit is high. HUNG bribes TSZ to give fake evidence so as to further increase her chance of winning. HUNG organizes a press conference. SA questions her during the press conference in order to accuse HUNG and MEI in front of the public. HO announces that LAI is going to move to their place and everybody is overjoyed. SUM finds that SHUN is arguing with his boss at the hospital and SHUN eventually resigns. LAI is sent to the hospital again and she tells everyone her final wishes calmly. SUM discovers that LAM has died. She questions SHUN and SHUN reveals the truth to her. LAI leaves the hospital secretly to visit her old friends. Everybody learns that LAI is seriously injured in KAM’s family. LAI asks HUNG to meet her alone before she dies and she asks HUNG to carry out her 3 wishes. HUNG tries to procrastinate and LAI fails to speak a word before she dies.
Episode 37 has aired on Sep 16, 2008 at 9:30 PM
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