After Her Stolen Life

• CEO
• Destiny
• Romance

• Ep. 1
  Mabel Rowe secures her status in the Burke family by swapping her daughter for a baby boy. She takes control of the Burkes' assets, while Susan White abandons Mabel's biological daughter after receiving payment. A garbage collector rescues the baby girl and raises her as Zoe Gale. Twenty years later, Mabel is determined to keep her secret safe. She tells someone that if they don't have a son, Mr. Burke will bring back all four of his children. Meanwhile, Susan is offered $500,000 for a child, but she claims she can't raise two kids alone after her husband's death. Mabel ensures her position by stating that everything in the Burke household belongs to her now that she has given birth to a son. She promises to take care of someone and declares her love for her child, while Susan is tempted by the large sum of money offered to her.
• Ep. 2
  Mabel Rowe, now a powerful figure in the Burke family, has found the nurse who was involved in the baby swap twenty years ago. She confirms that the nurse is the one who delivered the baby to Susan White's household. Mabel then meets with the nurse, who is now an older woman, and offers her a luxurious house as a gift, declaring that she will be treated like royalty from now on. The nurse seems hesitant but eventually accepts Mabel's offer. Meanwhile, it appears that Ian Burke, the son Mabel raised as her own, is struggling with his identity and sense of belonging. Zoe Gale, the biological daughter of Mabel, is also introduced, and it seems that she may be connected to Ian in some way. The scene ends with a sense of tension and uncertainty, as the characters navigate their complicated relationships and identities.
• Ep. 3
  It appears that you have provided a transcript of a video or audio file in Chinese. I'll do my best to summarize the content for you. The conversation seems to be between a patient's family member and a doctor. The family member is inquiring about the patient's (likely their father) condition, and the doctor provides an update. Unfortunately, the news is not good, and the doctor mentions that they have done everything they can, but the patient's situation is not looking favorable. Here's a rough translation of some key phrases: * "我爸爸怎么样了" (wǒ bàba zěn me le) - "How's my dad doing?" * "唉，我们已经信不利了" (ài, wǒmen yǐjīng xìn bù lì le) - "Unfortunately, we've already done everything we can." * "在今天看到最后的一样" (zài jīn tiān kàn dào zuì hòu de yí yàng) - "It's not looking good for today." The rest of the transcript appears to be a repetition of the word "好" (hǎo), which means "good" or "okay." It's possible that this is an error in the transcription process. If you have any specific questions about the content or would like further clarification, please let me know!
• Ep. 4
  Zoe visits her father in the hospital and asks about his condition. Her mother expresses regret for not providing a better life for Zoe. Later, Zoe introduces her boyfriend, Boyun Xiao, to her uncle, and her mother hands over responsibility for Zoe to Boyun, asking him to take good care of her. The conversation also touches on helping someone named Xiaoma with leukemia. Meanwhile, another character is searching for their parents, repeatedly calling out "dad."
• Ep. 5
  Ian's mother disapproves of his marriage, saying she has already chosen a wife for him. Ian insists that his current partner is the only one he recognizes as his wife. The conversation reveals that Ian's partner, Zoe, comes from a humble background, with her father being a garbage collector and having a sister with leukemia. Ian's mother looks down on Zoe's family, but Zoe stands up for herself, saying she and her sister are not inferior to Ian's family. She also mentions that she was swapped at birth and is actually the biological daughter of the Burke family, implying that she has a rightful place in the family. The argument ends with Ian's mother threatening to teach Zoe a lesson.

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