Pourquoi une femme riche tue

• CEO
• Destiny

• Ep. 1
  At her father’s funeral, Kim is confronted by Tristan, who mocks her capabilities and belittles her role as a housewife. Tristan asserts his dominance, claiming he is the only one fit to run Bryant Industries, dismissing Kim as unworthy. Kim, however, reveals her father’s will, which names her as the rightful CEO, sparking tension between them. Tristan’s condescension escalates as he attempts to undermine her, insisting she remain a submissive housewife. Despite his attempts to control her, Kim stands her ground, determined to honor her father’s legacy. The confrontation grows heated, with Tristan’s arrogance clashing against Kim’s resolve. As the argument unfolds, Tristan’s true intentions become clear, leaving Kim to navigate the treacherous dynamics of power and betrayal. The funeral, already a somber occasion, becomes the backdrop for a brewing conflict that threatens to unravel both their lives.
• Ep. 2
  Trish is reeling from the discovery of her husband Ross’s betrayal. She confronts him, expressing her disbelief and disgust at his actions. Ross, unapologetic, mocks her, revealing his thrill in deceiving her and his ambition to take control of Brian Industries. He coldly admits that once he achieves his goal, he won’t need Trish anymore. Meanwhile, Trish, still under the influence of a drug, struggles to process the situation. She vows that Ross’s actions will cost him everything, hinting at her growing resolve for revenge. The tension between them escalates, setting the stage for Trish’s dangerous plan to unfold.
• Ep. 3
  At a dimly lit bar, a woman sits alone, visibly distressed. A man approaches her with a flirtatious greeting, but she coldly dismisses him, insisting she’s not interested. Undeterred, he persists, trying to charm her, but she firmly tells him to leave her alone. Just as the tension rises, another man intervenes, defending her and reiterating her lack of interest. The first man reluctantly backs off, muttering that she’s not worth the trouble. The second man checks on her, offering comfort and support. As the scene unfolds, it becomes clear that the woman is under the influence of a drug, and the second man repeatedly reassures her, promising to take care of her. The interaction ends with a mix of vulnerability and an unspoken connection between the two, hinting at deeper layers to their relationship.
• Ep. 4
  At her father’s funeral, the woman reflects on her shattered life, feeling abandoned by both her father and her unfaithful husband. Overwhelmed by betrayal, she confides in a seductive man who unexpectedly becomes her new assistant. Their conversation takes a flirtatious turn as he compliments her, and she admits to feeling strange but resists the temptation to act impulsively. The tension between them grows, hinting at a dangerous attraction. Meanwhile, she questions the whereabouts of Brandon, her husband, and expresses disgust at the situation. The scene sets the stage for her descent into vengeance, fueled by heartbreak and a desire to reclaim control.
• Ep. 5
  At her father's funeral, a woman discovers her husband's secret homosexual affair. Driven by revenge, she begins her perilous plan by igniting a passionate affair with a seductive man—who unexpectedly turns out to be her new assistant and the hidden heir to her rival company. What makes a rich woman turn into an angel of vengeance? In this episode, the tension escalates as the woman and her new assistant, Savinsky, grow closer. Their relationship takes a dramatic turn when Savinsky moves in with her, and they share an intense night together. However, she leaves while he’s asleep, leaving him confused and barely able to recall her face. Meanwhile, Savinsky’s father checks in on him, reminding him of their mission to infiltrate and take down Bryant Industries. The stakes are high, and Savinsky assures his father he’s ready to execute their plan. As the plot thickens, the woman’s revenge scheme intertwines with Savinsky’s hidden agenda, setting the stage for a dangerous confrontation.

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