She's Hard to Please

• Marriage
• Romance
• Sweet

• Ep. 1
  Zora, under the influence of alcohol, finds herself in a compromising situation with her boyfriend's uncle, Ian. The next day, she encounters her sister, who is revealed to be her boyfriend's side chick, stirring up more drama. Amidst the chaos, Zora receives a drink from a stranger, compliments on her appearance, and engages in flirtatious banter, hinting at her readiness to leave her troubles behind and possibly embark on a new, scandalous path.
• Ep. 2
  Zora, still reeling from her night of passion with her boyfriend's uncle Ian, struggles to move on. Despite her efforts, Ian remains a constant reminder of their tryst. As she attends her boyfriend's birthday party, she must confront the chaos her sister has unleashed by revealing herself as his side chick. Amidst the tension, Zora makes a shocking decision that will change the dynamics of their relationships forever.
• Ep. 3
  Zora, under the influence of alcohol, finds herself in a compromising position with her boyfriend's uncle, Ian. The next morning, she awkwardly apologizes and tries to leave the incident behind, but Ian is not so willing to let it go. He confronts her, suggesting that she ends her relationship with his nephew, Jiang Zhe. Zora, feeling used and cornered, denies any romantic interest in Ian. Meanwhile, Zora's sister, who is also involved with Jiang Zhe, adds to the family drama. Amidst the chaos, Zora makes a shocking decision that will change the dynamics of their relationships forever.
• Ep. 4
  Zora, under the influence of alcohol, finds herself in a compromising situation with her boyfriend's uncle, Ian. As she struggles to move past the incident, Ian's persistence complicates matters. Tensions escalate when Zora discovers her sister is involved with her boyfriend, further entangling the family dynamics. Amidst the chaos, Zora hatches a shocking plan, hinting at a dramatic confrontation. The subtitles reveal a series of tense interactions, with Zora provocatively engaging with Ian, suggesting a possible wedding day showdown, and hinting at her willingness to marry Ian if he intervenes. The dialogue is laced with innuendo and power plays, suggesting a complex web of relationships and secrets.
• Ep. 5
  In the opening scene, Zora's sister, White Heart, is dropped off by a man who isn't her boyfriend, Jiang Zhe. Zora's sister taunts her, hinting at her familiarity with Jiang Zhe and revealing that their wedding is imminent. Zora, feeling the pressure, is reminded by her sister to take care of herself for the upcoming wedding, where she's expected to be the bridesmaid. The tension escalates as White Heart provocatively suggests sleeping in the couple's future marital bed, stirring up more drama and hinting at her own designs on Jiang Zhe. Zora, caught in a web of family and romantic betrayal, is further unsettled by her sister's manipulative behavior and her own secret affair with Ian, Jiang Zhe's uncle. Meanwhile, Ian, who is also involved in a significant business deal that only the Jiang family can handle, seems confident about his position, leveraging his connection to the family. Zora's life is a whirlwind of deceit, family obligations, and personal scandal, with each character's motives and actions contributing to the rising conflict.

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