The CEO Goes Mad After Her Resignation

• Billionaire
• One Night Stand
• Second Chance

• Ep. 1
  A woman is involved with her CEO in a contract relationship after a one-night stand. She has developed feelings for him, but he remains unaware. As she considers ending the arrangement, the CEO begins to regret his actions. The scene unfolds with the woman being approached by another man, who is warned off by someone saying "he is mine." The woman is in need of money and is offered a deal, but the details are unclear. The atmosphere is tense, with a sense of unease and power dynamics at play. The CEO's true intentions and feelings for the woman remain uncertain, adding to the intrigue.
• Ep. 2
  As she prepares to leave, she instructs someone to keep him waiting for her return. However, there's a concern about what might happen if the elderly lady finds out. A proposal is made to sign an agreement that will last for five years, with 25 substitutions. The other party agrees, and the plan seems to be set in motion.
• Ep. 3
  She confronts him about the car accident that left her unconscious for a month, during which he was with another man. She tells him to leave her alone. He introduces himself as Gu Jinshen and says his fiancée is back. He suggests they wait out the remaining six months of their contract, but she refuses. He claims he's too old to be with her without a commitment, and she agrees it's best they part ways.
• Ep. 4
  The CEO is informed that his fiancée, Ning, will be attending an event as the new president of a company. He is told he must accompany her, regardless of his willingness. Meanwhile, his contract lover has left, and he is handed a payment as "service fee" for their five-year arrangement, totaling a significant amount of money, including the initial sum he used to "buy" her. She tells him this is also a way for her to "buy back her freedom."
• Ep. 5
  The CEO visits Wanwan, expressing his longing for her. They sit down and catch up, discussing their past and future plans. Wanwan mentions their promise to rely on each other from their time in the orphanage. The CEO apologizes, saying he can't talk for long. Meanwhile, news spreads that the chairman's daughter will take over as CEO, striking fear into others. Wanwan feels like a replacement, and the conversation turns to the CEO's past love, his "white moonlight." The scene is filled with tension and unspoken emotions, hinting at the complex relationships and power dynamics at play.

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