The Lost and Found
Ten years ago, young Misaki vanished during a festival. Switched with another girl by a scheming woman, Misaki was dragged into a life of poverty and abuse, while her replacement lived in luxury as the heiress. A decade later, Misaki reappears—stronger, determined, unknowingly standing right before the family that has searched for her all along.
EP 1: During a festival, young Misaki is separated from her brother and taken by a scheming woman, while another girl is switched in her place. Years later, a reunion occurs where the family realizes the girl they thought was Misaki is an imposter, leading to a desperate search for the real Misaki.Will the family ever find the real Misaki and uncover the truth behind the switch?
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