Adorable Quinn

• Sweet Love

• Ep. 1
  Quinn Astor, desperate for money, disguises herself as a man to become the assistant to Albert Miller, the president of a top global company. Meanwhile, Albert hires a male assistant to avoid his grandmother's relentless matchmaking. In the first episode, chaos ensues as Quinn navigates her new role. A heated argument breaks out between a couple, with accusations of infidelity and threats of divorce. Quinn, now in disguise, is caught in the middle of the drama. Meanwhile, Albert is informed by his assistant that his grandmother has arranged another相亲 (blind date) for him, threatening to fire the assistant if he refuses. Quinn, overhearing the conversation, realizes the complexity of her situation. As she tries to maintain her disguise, she encounters a flirtatious woman who mistakes her for a man and boldly asks her to be her lover. Quinn, flustered, struggles to keep her composure while juggling her new identity and the unexpected attention.
• Ep. 2
  Quinn, disguised as a man, finds herself in a bizarre situation when she is mistaken for a potential romantic partner by a man named Shen Xu, who claims to be from the prestigious Shen Group. Shen Xu offers her a deal to act as his fake lover, but Quinn quickly realizes the absurdity of the situation and accuses him of being a scammer. Meanwhile, Quinn is struggling to gather funds for her grandmother's medical expenses, adding to her stress. Despite the chaos, she remains determined to find a way to cover the costs, refusing to give up. The scene ends with Quinn reaffirming her resolve to overcome her financial struggles, even as she navigates the strange and comedic misunderstandings around her.
• Ep. 3
  Quinn, disguised as a man, approaches Mr. Shen, hoping to secure another job after successfully borrowing money from him. She insists she can handle any task, but Mr. Shen dismisses her, clarifying that their previous interaction was purely professional. Quinn playfully reminds him of their recent closeness, teasing him about his preferences. Mr. Shen, unimpressed, questions her qualifications, doubting her ability to meet the demands of the job. Meanwhile, Miss Bai, the heiress of the Bai Group, arrives unexpectedly. She reveals that she’s not here for a romantic rendezvous but to become Mr. Shen’s special assistant. She claims it’s a learning opportunity before taking over her family business. Mr. Shen, however, declines, stating he already has an assistant—Quinn. The scene ends with Quinn awkwardly stepping into the spotlight, caught in the middle of this unexpected turn of events.
• Ep. 4
  Quinn, disguised as a man, faces criticism from President Albert Miller about her qualifications as his assistant. However, he acknowledges her one advantage: being male. Quinn, determined to earn money for her grandmother's medical expenses, endures the challenges. Albert’s grandmother arrives, questioning his decision to hire Quinn instead of a woman, suspecting Albert’s lingering attachment to a childhood friend, "Little Goldfish," from the orphanage. Albert denies any interest in women, hinting at unresolved feelings for the girl he lost years ago. Meanwhile, Quinn reflects on her own past, recalling how her grandmother saved her from a difficult childhood. The episode ends with Albert vowing to find "Little Goldfish," while Quinn remains focused on her mission, holding onto hope and determination.
• Ep. 5
  Quinn, disguised as a man, finds herself in an awkward situation when Albert insists on accompanying her to the restroom. Albert, suspicious of her behavior, questions why she’s taking so long, even suggesting she might be hiding something in her pants. Quinn, flustered, apologizes and begs Albert not to make her go to the restroom with him again, to which he reluctantly agrees. Later, Albert’s cousin arrives, sent by their grandmother to work as a project manager at the company. Albert insists on being addressed formally, but his cousin playfully calls him “Brother Albert.” The cousin hands over an invitation to a charity gala, reminding Albert to attend. Meanwhile, Quinn overhears a conversation about Albert’s childhood, learning that he spent years in an orphanage before taking over the company. She also hears a warning not to let Albert drink at the gala, sparking her curiosity. As the day ends, Quinn prepares for the evening event, wondering what secrets Albert might be hiding.

Ma Note