Angry Her

• Crime
• Justice Revenge
• Marriage
• Revenge

• Ep. 1
  Daisy Yeats, a personal trainer, shares her weight loss journey with clients, having lost 300 pounds over five years. She emphasizes the importance of perseverance and self-control. Meanwhile, she reflects on her past and the betrayal that led to her family's downfall. Daisy believes it's time for those responsible to face consequences. With determination, she asserts that a woman must be strong to take control of her own destiny. As she interacts with her clients and advisor Seth, Daisy's story begins to unfold, revealing a complex web of revenge, redemption, and personal growth.
• Ep. 2
  Winnie recalls her past, where she had a loving father and brother Seth. However, her life took a turn when she was betrayed by William Scott, who framed her father and caused Seth's paralysis. Winnie survived an assassination attempt and now seeks revenge as Daisy Yeats, a personal trainer. She reunites with her cousin Amy, who introduces her to the wealthy Ji family. Winnie's past comes back to haunt her as she confronts her ex-husband, Wei Lun, who tries to manipulate her. Seth comforts Winnie after a nightmare, and they discuss their plan for revenge against those who wronged them.
• Ep. 3
  Daisy Yeats, a personal trainer, meets with a wealthy client who wants to regain her pre-pregnancy body. The client offers Daisy a deal: if she can help her achieve her fitness goals, she will help Daisy's career. The client mentions that she has had three children and is struggling to lose weight. Daisy agrees to take on the challenge. Meanwhile, the client's husband seems unhappy with their marriage, hinting at underlying issues. As they discuss their plans, it becomes clear that Daisy has an ulterior motive for taking on this client, potentially related to her true identity as Winnie Jones and her quest for revenge against William Scott.
• Ep. 4
  Daisy Yeats, a personal trainer, works with a client, helping her with postpartum recovery exercises. The client's husband returns home and meets Daisy, who is actually Winnie Jones in disguise. The husband is revealed to be Winnie's ex-husband, William Scott, who had framed her father and caused her brother's death. William shows no recognition of Winnie, and the two exchange brief, tense words. The scene ends with an awkward encounter between Winnie and her ex-husband, setting the stage for further conflict.
• Ep. 5
  A troubled wife laments about her husband's infidelity and how he has replaced her with a younger woman, having three children with her. The wife feels wronged and unhappy. Meanwhile, Daisy Yeats, a personal trainer, is working with her client, Clock Mr., who mistakes her for his wife. After clearing up the misunderstanding, Daisy seems to have an ulterior motive, suggesting she has a plan in motion, possibly related to Clock Mr.'s marital issues. As the scene unfolds, it becomes clear that Daisy is manipulating the situation, and her plan is already in action, with Clock Mr. already "on the hook."

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