Mr.Right & Ms.Wrong

• Destiny
• Sweet Love

• Ep. 1
  Ashley is reluctantly preparing to marry Tristan, a man she has never met, in an arranged marriage. Her family pressures her, reminding her that her father is in a coma and that this union is crucial for their company’s survival. Ashley questions why she must marry Tristan instead of her sister, Cora, but her sister insists it’s because they share the same face and Ashley has lived a comfortable life. Meanwhile, Tristan, who lost his sight in an accident, resents being forced into the marriage. His family emphasizes the importance of the alliance for their business, dismissing his feelings. Despite his anger and frustration, Tristan is reminded to keep his blindness a secret during the ceremony. Both Ashley and Tristan enter the marriage with reluctance, unaware of the unexpected connection that awaits them.
• Ep. 2
  Ashley overhears a conversation about Cora and her mother, Vanessa, revealing that Cora is a twin and that Ashley was raised by Mrs. Green while Cora was raised elsewhere. The discussion hints at a complicated family history. Meanwhile, Tristan’s father is informed of his son’s arrival and demands to see him immediately. Ashley, determined to navigate her arranged engagement, resolves to get through the wedding before finding a way to escape it. In another scene, Ashley searches for her lost earring, and Tristan, despite his blindness, guides her with precise instructions, showing a growing connection between them. As Ashley follows his directions, she finds the earring, and their interaction ends with her calling out his name repeatedly, suggesting a moment of realization or emotional significance. The tension between them begins to soften, hinting at the possibility of a deeper bond forming.
• Ep. 3
  Ashley hands Tristan something he’s been searching for, and he thanks her briefly. As she stands nearby, she wonders if he can even see her. Tristan, however, notices her scent, which reminds him of Victoria’s perfume but with a unique twist. Suddenly, Ashley accidentally hurts him, and he snaps at her, accusing her of being crazy. He then remarks that she seems different from before, and she agrees. Tristan demands she fix something for him, but she hesitates, unable to comply. He dismisses her, sarcastically asking her to be kind to the disabled. Their interaction grows tense as Ashley pleads with Cora not to complicate things between them. Cora retorts that she doesn’t need Ashley’s advice. The scene ends with someone announcing that it’s time for Tristan’s next engagement, leaving the atmosphere charged with unresolved tension.
• Ep. 4
  The wedding ceremony begins with guests gathered to celebrate the union of Tristan and Ashley. As the officiant announces the exchange of rings, tension arises. Tristan, blind since his accident, struggles to locate the ring in his pocket despite whispered instructions. The awkward moment draws murmurs from the crowd, with some questioning whether the rumors of his blindness are true. Ashley, standing patiently, watches as Tristan fumbles, his frustration evident. When the ring finally slips from his grasp and falls to the ground, a hushed gasp spreads through the room. The incident confirms the whispers, leaving the guests in stunned silence. Despite the mishap, the ceremony continues, but the atmosphere is heavy with unspoken doubts and curiosity about the couple’s future.
• Ep. 5
  Tristan and Ashley’s arranged wedding ceremony begins, marked by tension and awkwardness. As the officiant announces the traditional kiss, Tristan hesitates, instructing Ashley not to move. Confused, she questions his actions, but he remains composed. After a brief pause, Tristan addresses the guests, apologizing for the delay and humorously suggesting he’d prefer to save the French kiss for the bedroom. His remark lightens the mood, and Ashley, though taken aback, remains polite. As the ceremony concludes, Ashley is guided away, leaving the guests to process the unusual yet intriguing start to their union. The moment hints at the growing complexity of their relationship, blending discomfort with a subtle undercurrent of connection.

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