The Misidentified Heart

• Bitter Love
• CEO

• Ep. 1
  Jane Thompson's stepmother, now the self-proclaimed mistress of the house, orders the removal of her late mother's belongings, calling them bad luck. Jane, devastated and furious, confronts her stepmother, accusing her of being a homewrecker and demanding she apologize to her deceased mother. The stepmother mocks Jane, telling her to die alongside her mother. Jane, heartbroken, repeatedly calls out for her mother, but her father dismisses her anger, siding with his new wife. Jane, feeling betrayed, lashes out, labeling her father, stepmother, and stepsister as a disgrace. The tension escalates as Jane is forcibly removed from the room, her cries echoing in the background. The scene sets the stage for Jane's eventual escape and the tragic events that follow.
• Ep. 2
  Jane, injured and desperate, finds herself in a tense situation with Liam's captors. The kidnappers, frustrated by the lack of response from Liam's family regarding the ransom, grow increasingly agitated. They accuse Liam's father, Fu Changhai, of owing them a large sum of money and abandoning his son. Jane, realizing the gravity of the situation, tries to intervene, claiming she is from the Tang family and can provide the money. However, her pleas fall on deaf ears as the kidnappers dismiss her and leave to cool off. Liam, weakened and in pain, urges Jane to escape while she can, revealing his background as a pianist and his fear of losing his hands. Despite his insistence, Jane refuses to leave him, determined to find a way to free him. The scene ends with Jane and Liam sharing a moment of silent resolve, both aware of the danger but unwilling to give up.
• Ep. 3
  Jane and Liam are on the run, desperate to escape their pursuers. Exhausted and injured, Jane urges Liam to leave her behind, insisting she’s not worth the risk. But Liam refuses, determined to protect her. Jane reveals that she’s risking everything to retrieve a precious keepsake left by her late mother, despite the danger. Liam, moved by her resolve, promises not to abandon her, even as Jane warns him that staying with her will only bring him trouble. As the tension mounts, Liam insists Jane hide while he searches for a way out. The scene crescendos with a frantic chase, both of them running for their lives, their bond growing stronger amidst the chaos.
• Ep. 4
  Liam Fisher, now the vice president of Huangye Group, returns to the country after five years. His arrival is met with a grand welcome, but he dismisses the fanfare, expressing his dislike for such displays. Despite his high status, Liam prefers to keep a low profile. He reveals his intention to meet an organization, hinting at a significant purpose behind his return. Meanwhile, the scene shifts to a conversation about the Tang family, highlighting the arranged marriage between the Tang family's eldest daughter and the Xu family's eldest son, a union that has been the talk of the town. The episode ends with a sense of anticipation as Liam's plans and the dynamics of the Tang and Xu families promise to intertwine in unexpected ways.
• Ep. 5
  Liam returns after five years, and Jane is overwhelmed with emotion, asking if he remembers her. She tries to reconnect, but their conversation is interrupted by a tense situation. A man has entered a room and hasn’t come out for over an hour, raising concerns. Jane’s stepsister, Yvette, expresses worry, prompting Jane to investigate. Meanwhile, Liam, now a high-ranking executive, gives orders to his subordinates. In a shocking revelation, Liam confronts someone, accusing them of not being the person they claim to be—specifically, not "Tang Shiyi." The tension builds as secrets and mistaken identities begin to unravel.

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