Things were already shaky between the Carla-Lisa-Becky trio, but this week, the entire relationship officially collapsed.

House No. 6, once a warm place, now became a battlefield.

After Becky was let in by Lisa, all boundaries began to blur.

But instead of being reasonable, Becky turned the house into a tense stage: she comfortably wore Lisa’s bathrobe, wandered around the kitchen and living room, as if asserting herself as the third person in their lives.

Carla returned to witness the scene: a woman with a shady past, standing in the middle of the kitchen with her lover’s things. The shock hit Carla like a knife. The argument exploded: Carla was indignant, Lisa was hesitant, and Becky stood there, her eyes empty but defiant. And finally, the verdict of no return: Carla kicks Becky out.

But the drama isn’t over yet. What’s more painful is that Carla realizes Lisa has kept Becky’s involvement with Costello a secret. The trust has crumbled, and Carla begins to wonder if Lisa is still on her side. Lisa isn’t doing any better either: she’s caught between her former love, Becky, and her current love, Carla. Sometimes Lisa wants to believe that Becky is just a lost girl, but the image of Becky holding a syringe by Costello’s bedside terrifies her.

Fans also notice that Lisa isn’t entirely innocent. There are details that suggest Lisa knows more than she admits. And what if Lisa secretly paved the way for Becky to approach Costello? What if Lisa hid key information?

Carla is now on the outside of the trust game: she’s been betrayed, kept in the dark, and psychologically pushed out of her own home. A wall has formed between Carla and Lisa, cold as ice.

Swarla – the couple that was once loved by the fandom – has officially broken up.

Some theories have emerged: Becky is just a pawn, and Lisa is the puppet master? Or Carla accidentally becomes the next target if she digs deeper into the Costello case?

All of this creates a suffocating atmosphere. And the biggest question: in this war of love – trust – guilt, who is the truly cruel one?