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The Ring of Deception
Bella, the housekeeper, manipulates the situation by using the ring to deceive Edison into believing she is Jenny, his childhood love from the orphanage. Sydney, Edison's wife, confronts Bella, leading to a dramatic confrontation where Bella nearly falls off a ledge while taunting Sydney with the ring. The episode culminates with Edison witnessing the scene, potentially revealing the truth about their identities.Will Edison finally realize who the real Jenny is?
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