Sorry, My Abandoned Daughter

• Hidden Identity
• Romance
• Twisted

• Ep. 1
  Helen's mother advises her to switch her baby girl with someone else's baby boy to marry into the Gibson family. Helen agrees, and 25 years later, Joshua becomes the CEO of the Gibson Group, while Charlotte works two jobs to pay her foster mom's medical bills. Helen's mother tells her that she must have a son to be accepted by the Gibson family. If not, she will be rejected. Helen considers switching her baby with another family's boy. Her mother warns her that if she doesn't, her father will be in trouble and their family will suffer. Helen reluctantly agrees to the switch, hoping to secure a better future for herself and her family.
• Ep. 2
  A poor woman takes in a baby girl and decides to raise her as her own. She warns the child that they will have to endure a difficult life together, but promises to be her mother from then on. The woman tries to comfort the crying baby, saying "don't cry" and reassuring her that they will get through tough times together. As they prepare to leave, the woman tells the child that she will be her mother from now on, showing a sense of responsibility and care for the young girl's well-being.
• Ep. 3
  Joshua is in the presidential suite, and someone confirms that a woman named Bai Xue is there. However, when asked if she is indeed Bai Xue, she denies it. A man, possibly Joshua's brother, arrives and asks about a situation, but is told to leave it for now. Meanwhile, Helen is waiting for someone, likely her accomplice, and instructs them to bring a person back. She also warns that her daughter, Charlotte, must not be allowed to leave the house. Later, a conversation between two people reveals that one of them is named Gu Bai, possibly a love interest for Charlotte. The scene ends with an air of tension and mystery surrounding the relationships between the characters.
• Ep. 4
  Charlotte's life is a struggle as she works two jobs to pay for her foster mom's medical bills. Meanwhile, Joshua, the CEO of the Gibson Group, is unaware of their connected past. A confrontation occurs when someone accuses Joshua's younger brother of bullying Charlotte's friend. The situation escalates, and Charlotte demands an explanation, but Joshua remains calm and collected. As the conversation unfolds, it becomes clear that there are underlying tensions and misunderstandings between the characters. Charlotte's frustration grows as she tries to make sense of the situation, while Joshua's mother is concerned about her son's well-being. The scene ends with a sense of unease and unresolved conflict.
• Ep. 5
  Charlotte's foster mom is hospitalized, and Charlotte works hard to pay her medical bills. Meanwhile, Joshua, the CEO of the Gibson Group, crosses paths with Charlotte. Helen, who had abandoned her biological daughter, now helps another girl named Grace pretend to be her daughter, in an attempt to marry Joshua. As the story unfolds, a conversation between two characters reveals that someone was hurt, but fortunately, it's just a superficial injury. A mother scolds someone, saying they're too kind and warns them about being taken advantage of by women who aren't good for them. Later, a character apologizes for dirtying someone's expensive shoes and offers to clean them. The scene shifts to a conversation about colors and someone being called to come quickly. The dialogue suggests a complex web of relationships and plot twists, with characters navigating their connections and trying to uncover the truth.

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