Die Frau des CEO ist ein knallharter Kerl

• Billionaire
• Contemporary
• Female
• Heiress/Socialite
• Mistaken Identity
• Protective Husband
• Strong Heroine

• Ep. 1
  Cora, the CEO's wife, arrives for an inspection at her husband Brandon's gallery. However, she's met with scorn by her colleagues, who seem to favor her college classmate Ashley. Cora asserts her identity as Brandon's wife, but is mocked and called a "pathetic loser" by Ashley. Brandon intervenes, warning others not to touch his wife and implying that he spoils her. Meanwhile, Ashley accuses Cora of cheating on Brandon, which he denies, stating that there's nothing wrong with their love. The scene ends with Ashley threatening to make Cora pay and Brandon receiving gifts for his wife, while warning someone to stop hovering around her.
• Ep. 2
  Cora, the modest artist and billionaire Brandon Pearson's wife, is managing his gallery while he's away. Brandon receives an urgent meeting notice overseas and must leave, entrusting Cora with the upcoming Pearson Art Gallery opening. He announces plans to reveal their marriage upon his return, but Cora prefers keeping a low profile. Before departing, Brandon asks his staff to take care of Cora and ensure everything goes smoothly during her inspection of the gallery. The staff is notified of Cora's impending visit and prepares to greet her, unaware of the challenges that lie ahead.
• Ep. 3
  Cora, the CEO's wife, arrives at the Pearson Art Gallery, where she's managing while her husband Brandon is away. However, she's mistaken for an intern by the staff, who are actually waiting to greet Ashley, a woman claiming to be Brandon's wife. Ashley is revealed to be Cora's college classmate, who was expelled and now seeks to elevate her status by pretending to be Mrs. Pearson. The two women have a tense encounter, with Ashley mocking Cora's humble background and Cora correcting her about her past. The staff seems to believe Ashley, and Cora is dismissed as a "loser." As the scene ends, Ashley takes Cora's place, and it's implied that she's about to meet Brandon, potentially causing trouble for Cora.
• Ep. 4
  Cora's painting has arrived at the gallery, and she's met with skepticism by her colleagues. One of them, Ashley, questions Cora's claim that she painted it, implying that she's not a real artist. The conversation turns confrontational, with Ashley mocking Cora's outfit and suggesting she can't afford to buy art supplies. Cora stands up for herself, but when asked to explain the meaning behind her painting, she's unable to do so. Her colleagues begin to doubt her credibility as an artist, and the situation becomes increasingly awkward. Cora tries to save face by claiming it's a portrait, then a landscape, but ultimately admits she doesn't know what it's about. The scene ends with Cora's colleagues looking on in disdain.
• Ep. 5
  Cora, the CEO's wife, is questioned by her colleagues about her identity. Ashley, a rival, claims that Cora is not the real Mrs. Pearson. The argument escalates, with Ashley accusing Cora of being an imposter. To settle the dispute, Cora suggests recreating a painting to prove her authenticity. Despite initial hesitation, Ashley agrees. As they work on their paintings, Cora's skills are revealed, and her artwork is deemed a perfect match for Mr. Pearson's style. The colleagues are convinced that Cora is indeed the CEO's wife, and Ashley is exposed as the imposter. Cora's minimalist style captures the essence of the artwork, solidifying her position as Mrs. Pearson.

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