Crush Episode 10 — Hindi Dubbed

Crush Episode 10 explores the growing challenges in Sang Wuyan and Su Nianqin's relationship as family expectations, painful memories, and misunderstandings threaten their happiness. Now that Wuyan has openly acknowledged her feelings for Nianqin, she hopes to build a future with him. However, her mother has other plans. Determined to persuade her daughter to return to their hometown, she continues urging Wuyan to apply for a teaching position at a local middle school rather than pursue a career in broadcasting. Wuyan repeatedly refuses to abandon her ambitions. She has worked hard to establish herself at the radio station and wants the freedom to choose her own career. Her mother, unable to understand why Wuyan is so determined to remain in the city, begins contacting Cheng Yin to learn more about her daughter's circumstances. Cheng Yin becomes frustrated by the repeated calls and encourages Wuyan to tell her family the truth about her relationship rather than continuing to hide it. Eventually, Wuyan admits to her mother that she has a boyfriend. Instead of being pleased that her daughter has found someone she cares about, her mother immediately begins asking questions about the man's background. When she learns that Nianqin has a visual impairment, grew up in an orphanage, and comes from a complicated family situation, her reaction becomes increasingly negative. She believes Wuyan is too young to understand the difficulties involved in such a relationship and worries that her daughter is allowing romantic feelings to cloud her judgment. Unable to accept Wuyan's refusal to return home, her mother books a flight to the city. She intends to persuade Wuyan in person and is determined to bring her daughter back if necessary. When she arrives at Wuyan's apartment, she begins packing her belongings and insists that she should return home. Wuyan is shocked by the forcefulness of her mother's actions. She had hoped that, once her mother knew about Nianqin, the family might eventually meet him and understand why she had fallen in love with him. Instead, her mother makes it clear that she has no intention of meeting him and believes the relationship should end before it becomes more serious. Wuyan tries to explain that Nianqin is a thoughtful and talented person whose visual impairment does not define his character. She has experienced his kindness toward the children at the special school and has seen the sensitivity hidden behind his reserved personality. Her mother, however, remains focused on the practical difficulties she believes Wuyan will face. She argues that love alone cannot guarantee a stable future and that her daughter has not experienced enough hardship to understand the responsibilities of a serious relationship. The disagreement leaves Wuyan emotionally exhausted. She feels torn between her love for Nianqin and her desire to maintain a good relationship with her parents. She does not want to hurt her family, but she also refuses to treat Nianqin as someone she should abandon simply because his circumstances are different from what her parents expected. Her determination to defend him demonstrates how deeply her feelings have developed. Meanwhile, Yu Xiaolu is dealing with her own complicated feelings about Nianqin's family. She knows that his father and other relatives remain part of his life, even though Nianqin has deliberately distanced himself from them. When she learns that Wuyan's mother may come to meet Nianqin, Xiaolu prepares a meal and makes arrangements for a possible visit. She hopes that a face-to-face meeting might reduce the misunderstandings surrounding his background and give Wuyan's family an opportunity to see his character for themselves. However, Wuyan's mother never arrives at Nianqin's home. The hours pass, and Xiaolu waits with the prepared meal, eventually realising that the hoped-for meeting will not happen. The absence reinforces the distance between Wuyan's family and the man she loves. Nianqin is left without the opportunity to explain himself, while Wuyan must face the consequences of her mother's disapproval on her own. The next day, after her mother finally leaves, Wuyan visits Nianqin. She is relieved to see him but soon notices that something is troubling him. Before she can fully explain the conflict with her mother, she overhears Nianqin and Xiaolu arguing about his father. Their conversation reveals that the conflict between Nianqin and his family is far more complicated than she had understood. Xiaolu believes that Nianqin should reconsider his refusal to return home. She knows that his father has responsibilities and that unresolved family matters cannot be ignored indefinitely. Nianqin, however, reacts angrily whenever the subject is raised. His resentment is rooted in childhood experiences that left him feeling rejected and unwanted. He does not believe his father deserves an easy reconciliation after the way he was treated. The argument becomes heated, and Xiaolu eventually leaves in frustration. Before going, she tells Wuyan that the previous day was Nianqin's birthday. Wuyan is stunned. She had not known about the occasion and realises that the missed birthday may have been particularly painful for someone who has such complicated memories of his childhood and family. Wanting to make up for the missed occasion, Wuyan takes Nianqin to Chenji Beef Noodle House, where she orders a bowl of longevity noodles for him. The meal is a traditional gesture associated with wishing someone a long and healthy life. Although she cannot undo the loneliness he may have felt on his birthday, she wants him to know that someone cares about him and wants him to be happy. Nianqin is initially surprised by the gesture. He is acrumbleed to keeping his personal feelings private and rarely expects others to remember important occasions for him. Wuyan's decision to celebrate his birthday touches him because it comes without conditions or expectations. She is not asking him to reconcile with his father or change his personality; she simply wants to share a meaningful moment with him. Their meal becomes an opportunity for Wuyan to learn more about the painful history behind Nianqin's emotional distance. He explains that his mother encouraged him to study piano from a young age. Music became an important part of his childhood, offering him a way to express feelings that he struggled to communicate through words. However, his mother's death on one of his childhood birthdays left him with a deep sense of loss. He continues to associate the day with painful memories, making it difficult for him to celebrate it in the way other people do. Nianqin's memories of his mother reveal how deeply her love shaped his life. She supported his musical development and encouraged him to continue practising even when circumstances were difficult. After losing her, he was left with feelings of abandonment and guilt. He sometimes wonders whether his visual impairment made his mother suffer and whether his existence placed an unfair burden on her. These painful thoughts have followed him into adulthood, influencing his relationships and his reluctance to rely on other people. Wuyan listens carefully and tries to reassure him that he is not responsible for the suffering his family experienced. She wants him to recognise that his mother's love was genuine and that he deserves happiness despite the losses he has endured. Her words cannot erase his memories, but they provide a different perspective from the one he has carried for years. At the same time, Wuyan is determined to make their relationship more comfortable and stable. She officially begins staying at Nianqin's home under the explanation that she will help take care of him. In reality, she also wants to spend more time with him and build a shared daily life. Nianqin is initially reserved about the arrangement, but he gradually accepts her presence and becomes acrumbleed to having someone nearby who cares about his well-being. Their new domestic routine is not without difficulties. Wuyan is inexperienced in the kitchen and attempts to prepare food for Nianqin, only to burn her hand while cooking. Nianqin notices her injury and immediately helps her. He breaks off a piece of aloe vera and uses it to soothe the burn, carefully tending to her hand. The moment mirrors the care she has shown him and demonstrates that their relationship is becoming more balanced: Wuyan wants to look after him, but he is equally concerned about her safety and comfort. Wuyan also begins thinking about a suitable birthday present for Nianqin. She wants to choose something practical that he can use every day, rather than buying a decorative gift that might have little meaning to him. After considering several possibilities, she decides that a watch would be appropriate. The search becomes another way for her to express affection through a thoughtful gesture rather than relying solely on romantic words. While looking for the watch, Wuyan unexpectedly encounters Nie Xi. Nie Xi has previously been close to Nianqin and has developed feelings for him, although she knows that he is now in a relationship with Wuyan. Surprisingly, she behaves in a friendly manner and promises to keep Wuyan's shopping trip a secret. Her unusual friendliness leaves Wuyan uncertain about what she truly thinks of the relationship, but she chooses to focus on finding a gift that Nianqin will appreciate. When Wuyan presents the watch to Nianqin, she tells him that it represents a new beginning. She encourages him to live well, take care of himself, and try to manage his temper so that they can continue building a future together. Her words are earnest, although Nianqin finds the speech embarrassingly sentimental and responds with his usual dry humour. Beneath his teasing, however, he is touched by the fact that she has thought so carefully about his happiness. The gift becomes a symbol of Wuyan's desire to help Nianqin move beyond the painful memories that dominate his life. She does not expect him to forget his mother or forgive his father immediately. Instead, she hopes that he will allow himself to experience new happiness and recognise that his future does not have to be defined entirely by the past. Later, Wuyan notices a photograph displayed in Nianqin's home. The picture appears to show a family together, and she assumes it must be an ordinary family portrait. When she describes the photograph to Nianqin, however, his reaction is unexpectedly intense. He becomes furious and demands to know why the picture is there. His anger surprises Wuyan, who had no idea that the image carried such painful significance. The photograph was taken after Nianqin's father remarried. It includes members of the family whose presence reminds Nianqin of the rejection and betrayal he experienced after his mother's death. He deeply resents the new family arrangement and has no desire to be reminded of the people who became part of his father's life after his mother was gone. Xiaolu had hidden the truth from him, telling him that the photograph was merely decorative and leaving it where he could encounter it unexpectedly. For Nianqin, discovering the photograph is not a minor domestic disagreement. It reopens the wounds surrounding his father's choices and the belief that he was abandoned because of his visual impairment. His anger reflects years of resentment that he has never fully resolved. Wuyan is caught between wanting to comfort him and realising that she does not yet understand every part of his family history. Meanwhile, Wuyan's mother returns home and tells her husband about the relationship and her unsuccessful attempt to persuade their daughter to leave the city. She remains convinced that Wuyan is making a serious mistake by choosing a man whose personal circumstances she considers too complicated. Her husband becomes deeply distressed by the news, and the emotional strain contributes to a serious medical emergency. He suffers a brain haemorrhage and is rushed to the hospital, where he is admitted to the intensive care unit. Wuyan's mother decides not to tell her daughter immediately about her father's condition. She is overwhelmed by the emergency and must focus on the hospital situation, while Wuyan remains unaware that her family is facing a crisis. The decision creates the possibility of a painful misunderstanding, as Wuyan continues her life in the city without knowing how serious her father's condition has become. Episode 10 brings together two family conflicts that shape the future of the central couple. Wuyan's mother refuses to accept her relationship with Nianqin because of his visual impairment and complicated background, while Nianqin remains deeply wounded by the rejection he experienced within his own family. Wuyan tries to respond to these difficulties with love and patience, celebrating Nianqin's birthday, helping him recover from painful memories, and encouraging him to embrace a new beginning. Yet the photograph in his home reveals that there are still unresolved secrets between Nianqin and his relatives, while the medical emergency in Wuyan's family threatens to create an even greater distance between the two lovers.