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A Hundred Stolen Embraces

  • English
  • 9 episodes
  • Added

Episodes 1–9 stream here.

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The story

Quick answer: 9 episodes, English original audio, and episodes 1–9 play right here tonight.

Mia's world turned upside down when her first love, Logan Henry, re-entered her life with his young daughter, Jade Henry. As Jade became a constant presence in the family, Mia's relationship with her own daughter, Molly Justin, grew increasingly strained. Feeling overshadowed and repeatedly pushed aside, Molly slowly closed off her heart until one day, she left with her father, Mason Justin.

Only after their departure did Mia awaken to the pain she'd caused. The weight of her indifference and th

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9
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English
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Episodes 1–9

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Questions people ask

How many episodes are there in A Hundred Stolen Embraces?

A Hundred Stolen Embraces has 9 episodes in total. Short dramas run about one to two minutes an episode, so it is an easy one-sitting binge. Episodes 1–9 play right here on Back'n'Time.

Can I watch A Hundred Stolen Embraces for free?

Yes — the first 9 episodes are free to watch on this page, no account and no sign-up.

What happens after episode 9?

Tap episode 10, or any tile with a lock on it, and we hand you over to the official app at that episode. If the app isn't installed yet, you'll land on its store page first. We don't host the locked episodes and we never ask for payment details.

What's A Hundred Stolen Embraces about?

The story section above has the setup without spoilers past episode 9.

What language is A Hundred Stolen Embraces in?

The audio is English. It was added to Back'n'Time on Oct 14, 2026.

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