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Innocent Stand-In, Regretful Devotion

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Synopsis

Ballet star Molly deeply loves Robin, but he personally sends her to prison to take the fall for his first love, Julia. During three years behind bars, Molly suffers permanent ligament damage, loses her unborn child, and her love for Robin completely dies. After her release, Robin only worsens—he snatches the only HIV PEP drug for Julia, and in a bathroom setup, shoves Molly into a glass wall, leaving her critically injured. Molly gets her divorce papers and vanishes from New York without a trace. When the truth finally comes out—Julia's self‑harm schemes and the inhuman torture Molly endured in prison—Robin's world shatters. He spends three years frantically searching, only to hear a small‑town California flower shop owner say, "I don't know any crazy person." The red rose died on that stormy night. She embraces a new life—and never looks back.

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Episodes 30 Episodes

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Innocent Stand-In, Regretful Devotion has 30 episodes.

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What is Innocent Stand-In, Regretful Devotion about?

Ballet star Molly deeply loves Robin, but he personally sends her to prison to take the fall for his first love, Julia. During three years behind bars, Molly suffers permanent ligament damage, loses her unborn child, and her love for Robin completely dies. After her release, Robin only worsens—he snatches the only HIV PEP drug for Julia, and in a bathroom setup, shoves Molly into a glass wall, leaving her critically injured. Molly gets her divorce papers and vanishes from New York without a trace. When the truth finally comes out—Julia's self‑harm schemes and the inhuman torture Molly endured in prison—Robin's world shatters. He spends three years frantically searching, only to hear a small‑town California flower shop owner say, "I don't know any crazy person." The red rose died on that stormy night. She embraces a new life—and never looks back.