he felt he owed her. Ever-worrisome about Chau, it is his greatest wish to see her one last time. When he heard of her relationship with Ho, at first he thought he was just playing around with her, but eventually discovered Ho was a good boy. When Yu died towards the end of the series from cancer, Chau come to see him one last time, and Yu tells her he feels content leaving her with Ho. Fong Shu Ting - Shu-ting is Ho's ex-girlfriend. She works as a stewardess in one of Hong Kong airline company, and she met Ho when he was flying to Thailand. Originally a happy couple, they broke up after multiple misunderstandings due to Ho's love and commitment to the family. Despite the misunderstandings, Ho and Shu-ting remain close friends and trust each other. When they have big secrets or troubling problems they would help each other. Shu-ting's elder sister is famous TV star Fong Shu-wing. Kelvin Cheng Ka Lok - Kelvin is Hing's boyfriend, later husband. A kind, caring man, he is the perfect partner for Hing. Kelvin fell in love with Hing only days after she started her job, and immediately started taking the bus with her to work instead of driving, staying late at night at work just to keep Hing company, and learned sign language so that he could talk with her. Viewership and accolades The initial critical response for the series was excellent with the first episode receiving an average of 33 rating points with a peak of 42 and received peak points over 35 in later weeks. Like its predecessor, the 2-hour series finale premiered at a Hong Kong shopping centre, Discovery Park, in front of hundreds of guests and supporters. The finale was shown in the form of a variety show, 家好月圓慶團圓 and the viewership for that had reached 44 rating points. Viewership was higher than expected, with the final episode receiving an average of 47 rating points and a peak of 50 in the scene where Linda Chung and Michelle Yim's characters argued. As a result, Moonlight Resonance outperformed Heart of Greed, and is one of the highest-rated TVB series in viewership in the 2000s. Its rating tied with Dae Jang Geum, a Korean drama series that also garnered 50 points while it aired on TVB. The series received positive reviews from Hong Kong audiences but there were