Dear Brother, Your Regret Came Too Late All Episodes

Abigail doesn't waste time mocking Stephanie in Dear Brother Your Regret Came Too Late Episode 13, as she's about to dance with Alex. She also instructs her drunken friend, Jimmy, to harass Stephanie on the balcony. What are Abigail's other victim-playing acts when Stephanie points her knife at Jimmy, and how does it provoke Alex's reaction?

It's not enough that, in Dear Brother Your Regret Came Too Late Episode 14, Alex only throws Stephanie's knife away. He also forces her to apologize to Abigail while letting her classmates pour drinks onto her hair. When it turns out that her hair is a wig, will Alex realize anything about her terminal illness?

For sixteen years, Stephanie has lived with a guilt she never deserved — her mother died giving birth to her. Neglected by her father, Morris, and despised by her brother, Alexander — she clings to the only warmth Alexander ever gave her. But when their cousin Abigail moves in, even Alexander turns on her, wishing she were the one who had died. And in a way, he gets his wish when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. But after her death, it's Alexander's world that begins to fall apart.

For sixteen years, Stephanie has lived with a guilt she never deserved — her mother died giving birth to her. Neglected by her father, Morris, and despised by her brother, Alexander — she clings to the only warmth Alexander ever gave her. But when their cousin Abigail moves in, even Alexander turns on her, wishing she were the one who had died. And in a way, he gets his wish when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. But after her death, it's Alexander's world that begins to fall apart.

For sixteen years, Stephanie has lived with a guilt she never deserved — her mother died giving birth to her. Neglected by her father, Morris, and despised by her brother, Alexander — she clings to the only warmth Alexander ever gave her. But when their cousin Abigail moves in, even Alexander turns on her, wishing she were the one who had died. And in a way, he gets his wish when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. But after her death, it's Alexander's world that begins to fall apart.

For sixteen years, Stephanie has lived with a guilt she never deserved — her mother died giving birth to her. Neglected by her father, Morris, and despised by her brother, Alexander — she clings to the only warmth Alexander ever gave her. But when their cousin Abigail moves in, even Alexander turns on her, wishing she were the one who had died. And in a way, he gets his wish when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. But after her death, it's Alexander's world that begins to fall apart.

For sixteen years, Stephanie has lived with a guilt she never deserved — her mother died giving birth to her. Neglected by her father, Morris, and despised by her brother, Alexander — she clings to the only warmth Alexander ever gave her. But when their cousin Abigail moves in, even Alexander turns on her, wishing she were the one who had died. And in a way, he gets his wish when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. But after her death, it's Alexander's world that begins to fall apart.

For sixteen years, Stephanie has lived with a guilt she never deserved — her mother died giving birth to her. Neglected by her father, Morris, and despised by her brother, Alexander — she clings to the only warmth Alexander ever gave her. But when their cousin Abigail moves in, even Alexander turns on her, wishing she were the one who had died. And in a way, he gets his wish when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. But after her death, it's Alexander's world that begins to fall apart.

For sixteen years, Stephanie has lived with a guilt she never deserved — her mother died giving birth to her. Neglected by her father, Morris, and despised by her brother, Alexander — she clings to the only warmth Alexander ever gave her. But when their cousin Abigail moves in, even Alexander turns on her, wishing she were the one who had died. And in a way, he gets his wish when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. But after her death, it's Alexander's world that begins to fall apart.

For sixteen years, Stephanie has lived with a guilt she never deserved — her mother died giving birth to her. Neglected by her father, Morris, and despised by her brother, Alexander — she clings to the only warmth Alexander ever gave her. But when their cousin Abigail moves in, even Alexander turns on her, wishing she were the one who had died. And in a way, he gets his wish when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. But after her death, it's Alexander's world that begins to fall apart.

For sixteen years, Stephanie has lived with a guilt she never deserved — her mother died giving birth to her. Neglected by her father, Morris, and despised by her brother, Alexander — she clings to the only warmth Alexander ever gave her. But when their cousin Abigail moves in, even Alexander turns on her, wishing she were the one who had died. And in a way, he gets his wish when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. But after her death, it's Alexander's world that begins to fall apart.

For sixteen years, Stephanie has lived with a guilt she never deserved — her mother died giving birth to her. Neglected by her father, Morris, and despised by her brother, Alexander — she clings to the only warmth Alexander ever gave her. But when their cousin Abigail moves in, even Alexander turns on her, wishing she were the one who had died. And in a way, he gets his wish when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. But after her death, it's Alexander's world that begins to fall apart.