My wife is a murderer

• Toxic Love

• Ep. 1
  Charlotte Evans is accused of murdering her husband's girlfriend. A dramatic scene unfolds as a mother mourns the loss of her daughter, blaming Charlotte for the death. The mother demands justice, claiming Charlotte has ruined their family's reputation. Charlotte denies any involvement in the murder, but the mother refuses to believe her. The situation escalates with the arrival of Chen, who tries to intervene and calm the situation. However, the tension remains as the truth behind the murder remains unclear.
• Ep. 2
  Charlotte Evans is accused of murdering her husband's girlfriend. In a heated conversation, Charlotte denies the accusation, claiming she was the one being targeted. The argument escalates, with Charlotte's opponent calling her a "crazy woman." Charlotte insists she didn't kill anyone and that her child is in danger. The scene ends with a dramatic command to call for an ambulance and a threat against Charlotte's life. The conversation reveals a complex web of relationships and motives, suggesting a deeper plot involving marriage, family, and power struggles. Charlotte's opponent seems determined to destroy her, but Charlotte remains defiant, claiming she has done nothing wrong.
• Ep. 3
  Charlotte and her husband, Mo Qi Chen, have a heated argument. Charlotte feels that Mo Qi Chen only cares about his mistress, Chen Yu, and not about her. She says she's tired and wants a divorce. Mo Qi Chen refuses, saying she has to stay with him as his wife. The conversation turns violent, with Mo Qi Chen physically restraining Charlotte. Charlotte's mother is brought into the scene, and Mo Qi Chen accuses Charlotte of being a murderer, referencing the death of Chen Yu. Charlotte denies the accusation, but Mo Qi Chen doesn't believe her. The argument escalates, with both parties exchanging bitter words. Charlotte feels trapped and suffocated in the marriage, while Mo Qi Chen seems determined to keep her as his wife.
• Ep. 4
  Charlotte is being tortured and accused of murdering her husband's girlfriend. She insists on her innocence, but the accuser is relentless. The conversation turns to Charlotte's son, with the accuser threatening to harm him if she doesn't cooperate. Charlotte begs them not to hurt her child, revealing a deep concern for his well-being. The accuser sneers, telling Charlotte to focus on her own situation instead. As the scene escalates, Charlotte's desperation grows, and she repeatedly pleads for her son's safety. The power dynamic is clear, with Charlotte at the mercy of her tormentor, who seems determined to break her spirit.
• Ep. 5
  Charlotte confesses to killing Chen Yun, admitting she pushed him into the river after he provoked her about her husband's love. However, she's met with cruelty, told to suffer and live with the pain. In a dramatic turn, Charlotte begs for mercy, pleading to save her unborn child. The scene unfolds with emotional intensity as Charlotte faces her tormentors, including her mother, who offers a chilling warning: their time together is limited. As the situation escalates, Charlotte's desperation grows, and she cries out for help, hoping to protect her child from the darkness that surrounds her.

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