Tangled in His Vows

• Bitter Love

• Ep. 1
  Wanda Young and Harold Johnson's complicated relationship is on display. Wanda seems to be visiting someone, possibly a family member or friend, and offers to cook for them. However, the conversation takes a turn when Harold appears, and they engage in a tense exchange. He accuses Wanda of trying to get pregnant with his child to gain leverage over him. Wanda denies this, stating she'll marry someone else after Harold's divorce. The scene ends with Harold appearing relieved, but the tension between them is palpable. Their love-hate dynamic is evident, leaving a sense of unease and anticipation for what's to come.
• Ep. 2
  Harold Johnson warns Wanda Young not to betray him in front of his grandfather, or she will face consequences. He reminds her that he married her to obey his grandfather's wishes and that their marriage is a temporary arrangement. They have a contract: three years of marriage, then divorce, with no children allowed. Wanda is not permitted to claim herself as Mrs. Jiang publicly. With only three months left in their agreement, Wanda's assistant asks why she doesn't tell Harold about her needs, suggesting that with his resources, he might be able to find a suitable heart donor for her within that timeframe.
• Ep. 3
  Wanda Young expresses her frustration, stating she's no longer Mrs. Jiang and doesn't understand why she's being bothered. Meanwhile, at the office, news spreads that a new director has been appointed, a position Wanda had expected to fill. Her colleagues speculate that the new director's appointment is due to their personal connection with their boss, Harold Johnson. Wanda receives a warning from an unknown person, threatening her not to speak out against them in front of their superior. Later, Wanda prepares for a welcoming party, trying on an outfit and seeking approval from someone named Small Han. The atmosphere is tense, with underlying power struggles and personal relationships at play.
• Ep. 4
  Harold Johnson, the domineering CEO, shows a gentle side when he tells Wanda Young that she looks good in anything. However, their love-hate relationship is put to the test as they interact with others. Chen Xin introduces himself as the new director of the company, thanks to Wanda's trust. He hopes to work with her to take the company to new heights. Meanwhile, a rival mocks Chen Xin, calling him a "kid" and questioning his relationship with Wanda. The tension between them is palpable, with the rival suggesting that she would make a better partner for Harold. As the scene unfolds, it becomes clear that Wanda's position is coveted by others, and her relationships with the men around her are complex and multifaceted.
• Ep. 5
  Wanda Young and Harold Johnson's complicated relationship is on full display. In a tense conversation, Wanda asks Harold about his intentions, and he reveals that he believes she is more suited for a higher position. However, their discussion takes a darker turn when Wanda mentions her marriage to Jiang and her desire to divorce him. Harold seems determined to claim his place as Jiang's successor, and Wanda appears to be caught in the middle. The scene ends with an air of tension and unresolved conflict between the two characters.

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