A Light in the Dark

• CEO
• Revenge

• Ep. 1
  On her 24th birthday, Willow Stone reflects on her sister Sadie's tragic death, determined to uncover the truth. Disguised as Sadie, she infiltrates Bluestar Corp., a company shrouded in secrets. As she navigates the corporate world, she faces hostility and judgment from colleagues who mock her appearance and question her integrity. Whispers of her supposed misconduct spread, labeling her as manipulative and deceitful. Despite the harsh environment, Willow remains resolute, vowing to avenge her sister and expose the injustices within the company. She begins to piece together clues from Sadie's diary, uncovering a web of corruption. With the unexpected support of Jackson Cohen, the new president, Willow starts to weave a plan to bring the truth to light, even as her feelings for Jackson grow more complicated.
• Ep. 2
  Willow, disguised as her sister Sadie, faces scrutiny at Bluestar Corp. as rumors about her identity begin to surface. Employees whisper about her presence, questioning her motives and integrity. One colleague confronts her, accusing her of spreading falsehoods, but Willow stands her ground, threatening legal action if the slander continues. Despite her confident demeanor, she reflects on how her sister was isolated and misunderstood, realizing that her disguise has gone unnoticed so far. However, Jackson Cohen, the new president, approaches her with suspicion. He reveals that he has investigated the company’s personnel files and noticed inconsistencies in her behavior compared to Sadie’s. He confronts her directly, pointing out that she has a twin sister and demanding to know her true intentions for infiltrating Bluestar. Willow, caught off guard, struggles to maintain her composure as Jackson’s sharp observations threaten to unravel her carefully constructed facade. The tension between them grows, hinting at a deeper connection and a shared mission to uncover the truth.
• Ep. 3
  Willow Stone, disguised as her late sister Sadie, confronts the executives of Bluestar Corp., determined to make those responsible for her sister's death pay. She boldly challenges the new president, Jackson Cohen, accusing him of being complicit in the company's dark dealings. Jackson, however, reveals that he has been investigating the sudden death of his grandfather, hinting at a deeper conspiracy within the company. He suggests that Willow, now vulnerable and isolated, should consider working with him to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, tensions rise as another executive, Shen, subtly threatens Willow, implying that her grandfather's death was no accident and that she should step aside for her own safety. Willow, undeterred, vows to continue her mission, even if it means facing danger head-on. The episode ends with a tense confrontation between Willow and a hostile colleague, Li, who mocks her return to the company. Willow, however, remains resolute, ready to fight for justice no matter the cost.
• Ep. 4
  Willow, disguised as her sister Sadie, finds herself in a tense meeting at Bluestar Corp. The atmosphere is strained as the team prepares for a crucial discussion with a visiting executive, Mr. Zhang. Willow, under the guise of a designer named Xu Xi, is tasked with fetching coffee, a seemingly trivial but critical role. She arrives just in time, narrowly avoiding reprimand from her demanding supervisor, Li Fangyun. As the meeting begins, Willow subtly navigates the dynamics, offering thoughtful gestures like hot milk to a female colleague, earning her favor. Her quick thinking and attention to detail catch Mr. Zhang's attention, who inquires about her name and role. Willow confidently introduces herself as Xu Xi, the designer, reinforcing her cover. Despite the pressure, she maintains her composure, blending seamlessly into the corporate environment while gathering crucial information about the company's inner workings. Her actions hint at her growing influence and the intricate web she and Jackson are weaving to uncover the truth.
• Ep. 5
  Willow, disguised as her sister Sadie, delivers coffee to a meeting at Bluestar Corp. Her colleagues, unaware of her true identity, make snide remarks about her attire, questioning if she works in a "special industry." Willow, flustered, accidentally spills the coffee, drawing more criticism. Her team leader suggests she change her clothes, adding to her embarrassment. Meanwhile, Jackson Cohen, the new president, grows impatient waiting for the meeting to start. Willow seizes the opportunity to step in, offering to present the project herself, as she was the one who prepared the proposal. Jackson agrees, and Willow begins to assert herself, gaining confidence despite the tense atmosphere. The scene hints at her growing determination to uncover the truth about her sister's death while navigating the corporate minefield.

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