Tycoon und seine Zuckermami

• CEO
• Destiny
• Hidden Identity
• Marriage
• Romance

• Ep. 1
  Deanna's life took a dramatic turn when her husband, Myles, eloped with her best friend, Rebecca. Heartbroken, Deanna found solace in a handsome young man she met at a bar. For three years, they were entangled, but when Myles returned, Deanna ended things with her boy toy. However, their conversation reveals a complex web of emotions and relationships. The young man seems to be aware of Deanna's past and her feelings for her husband, and he's determined to support her. As they talk, it becomes clear that Deanna is torn between her loyalty to her husband and her growing feelings for the young man. The scene ends with a sense of uncertainty, leaving the audience wondering what will happen next in this complicated love triangle.
• Ep. 2
  Deanna's past comes back to haunt her as she encounters Gerald Stuart again. In a surprising turn of events, it's revealed that Gerald is the heir of the Stuarts and not the weak and helpless young man Deanna thought he was. Meanwhile, a complicated web of relationships unfolds as characters discuss a potential pregnancy and the implications it may have on their lives. A woman named Summer is mentioned, and there's talk of her being a "small wife" who could bring good fortune to the family by having a child. However, tensions rise as warnings are issued and threats are made, particularly from someone who seems determined to protect Summer from harm. The scene ends with an air of uncertainty and foreboding, leaving many questions unanswered about the characters' futures and the consequences of their actions.
• Ep. 3
  Deanna's husband, Myles, returns after three years, and she decides to end things with her young lover, Gerald. However, she soon discovers that Gerald is the feared heir of the Stuarts. Myles tells Deanna that he wants a divorce, citing that his mistress, Charlene, is pregnant. He claims he doesn't want to stand in the way of their family being together. Deanna agrees to the divorce. Meanwhile, Myles' mother scolds him for bringing shame to their family by being with another woman while still married. She warns him that he's already married and shouldn't be seen with other women, especially not after photos of him and Charlene are published in the news. Myles' father discusses business with him, emphasizing the importance of securing the Heaven Resort project to save their company.
• Ep. 4
  It looks like you've provided a transcript of a conversation or dialogue from a movie/TV show/video in Chinese. I'll try to summarize the content for you: The conversation appears to be between several characters, including 江子佑 (Jiang Ziyu), his wife, and another woman who is involved with Jiang Ziyu. The topics discussed include: 1. Jiang Ziyu's relationship with his wife and the other woman. 2. A business deal or proposal involving a sum of money (10 million) and a store/pavilion. 3. The other woman's job at a place called "黑马会所" (Black Horse Club). 4. Jiang Ziyu's family and his father's expectations. There are also some phone calls and text messages exchanged between the characters, with Jiang Ziyu trying to meet up with the other woman despite being married. If you'd like me to clarify any specific parts of the conversation or provide more context, feel free to ask!
• Ep. 5
  Deanna talks to her current partner about her husband's return and their upcoming attendance at a social event. She mentions that she has been lonely for three years and doesn't think it's wrong to have a boyfriend. Her partner, Jiang Zi, seems to be aware of her intentions and teases her about finding someone else. Deanna's husband, Myles, appears, and there's tension between them. They discuss Deanna's relationship with Jiang Zi, and Myles sarcastically suggests that if she finds someone who can keep her from bothering him, he'll give her a big gift. The scene shifts to a party where Deanna and Myles are attending, and they're surrounded by influential people, including the head of the National Land Agency.

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