White Fever on ABC – Jane shares the letter from her birth father with Hera to translate.
Hera encourages Jane to retrieve the rest of the letters from Deidre’s house, advising that Jane must confront the past before she can move forward. Jane experiences a daymare where she and ‘George’ (Yu Chang) as children are at his mother’s restaurant, Dragon Empress, and he gives her a letter written in Korean, but the memory sours when Jane’s childhood doll Cindy (Susanna Qian) appears in human form, snatching the letter.
Jane fronts up to see Yu Chang at his café, wanting to apologise about the wedding and invite him out for dumplings. There’s chemistry between them, but Cindy keeps ruining the moment. To Cindy’s delight, Yu Chang shuts Jane down, suggesting that Jane wronged him in the past.
Next day, Cindy sees Hera sending translations of Jane’s letter. She deletes them and reminds Jane of the fun they had when Jane was a child.
Jane, wanting to get the letters, lies and tells Cindy that Deidre has invited them to Mount Whiteman.
Later, Jane discovers that Cindy has been texting Edi on the sly. Jane goes to the boxing gym to punch out her frustrations but finds Jack already has a sparring partner, Charlie. Jane receives an unexpected text from Yu Chang, and they begin to exchange flirty messages. During the exchange, Jane decides to pay Yu Chang a surprise visit at his apartment.
Production credit: A Black Sheep Films, Orange Entertainment Co., and Unruly Productions Series. Major production investment from Screen Australia and ABC. Financed with support from VicScreen. Producers Katherine Fry and Lisa Wang. Executive Producers Dan Lake, Kurt Royan, Ra Chapman and Rosie Lourde and ABC Executive Producers Louise Smith and Todd Abbott. International Sales by ABC Commercial.
White Fever on ABC and ABC iview – Wednesday 1 May, 2024 at 9.00pm
Media Release – ABC
White Fever on ABC
TV Central ABC content HERE
