Loving the Man I Never Know

• Romance

• Ep. 1
  Norah never thought she'd marry a man with mental challenges, Vernon. Despite others' pity, Norah's life takes an unexpected turn. On their wedding night, Vernon's innocence is revealed as he asks Norah to teach him how to "动房" (be intimate). As they grow closer, Vernon's grandmother advises them to conceive soon. However, their happiness is short-lived, and a dark secret looms in the shadows, threatening to upend their lives. Vernon's memories begin to return, and with them, a shocking truth: Norah's father was responsible for his parents' murder. As the truth unfolds, Vernon's rage towards Norah grows, and the mystery of Norah's identity deepens.
• Ep. 2
  Norah's grandmother asks about her sleep and is told she slept well. Norah's husband, Vernon, mentions that he "moved house" with his wife the night before, implying intimacy. The grandmother reminds him that he was forced to marry Norah, but as long as he takes care of her, she will be satisfied. Vernon reassures her that he will take care of Norah, especially since her illness can be cured. Later, Norah's mother reminds her that it's time to visit her parents' home and has prepared gifts. However, the atmosphere turns tense when Norah's father reveals his true intentions: he wants Norah to have an affair with another man to elevate the family's status. Norah is outraged, feeling that her father has already forced her into a loveless marriage and now wants her to cheat on her husband. She accuses her father of having a grudge against the Gold family.
• Ep. 3
  Vernon's rage towards Norah intensifies as he demands to know the truth. Meanwhile, others try to take advantage of Norah, asking her to accompany them, but Vernon refuses. A heated argument ensues, with Vernon lashing out at those who dare to cross him. Norah is left crying, and Vernon tries to comfort her, saying "don't cry." The scene ends with a sense of unease and tension, as Vernon's emotions continue to simmer just below the surface.
• Ep. 4
  Vernon's memories have returned, and he's furious with Norah. He questions her about their wedding night, asking if there's another way to consummate their marriage. Norah agrees to teach him. Meanwhile, someone teases Norah about marrying a "fool" and having a potential "little fool" as a child. The conversation turns heated, with the person mocking Norah's decision to marry for money. Vernon intervenes, defending Norah, but the situation escalates into a physical altercation. Later, someone checks on Norah, asking if she's okay, and calls out to her, saying "Si Han."
• Ep. 5
  Vernon, who had regained his memory, was furious upon learning that Norah's father was responsible for his parents' death. He directed his anger towards Norah, saying she was the daughter of his enemy. Meanwhile, Norah expressed concern for Vernon's well-being, asking if he was okay. Vernon revealed that a car accident six months ago had caused him to lose his memory and become mentally challenged, but he had finally recovered. Now, he sought revenge against Norah's family, ordering his people to capture Jiang Tao and make her pay with blood.

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