मिस्टर कूपर की प्रेमिका घर लौटने के बाद उसे मार रही है

• Betrayal & Revenge
• CEO
• Cheating
• Family Disputes
• Fated/Destined
• Female
• Hidden Identity
• Modern City/Urban
• Modern Romance
• One-Night Stand
• Powerful Couple
• Romance
• Wealthy Daughter

• Ep. 1
  Josephine Stone boards a flight back to her hometown, her mind heavy with unresolved emotions. Meanwhile, Hunter Cooper, a wealthy and influential man, is informed by his doctors about his psychological barriers, possibly linked to a past event. A device monitoring his heart rate is suggested to help identify the root cause of his condition. As Josephine reflects on her traumatic past, including her father's betrayal and her mother's suicide, she recalls a mysterious encounter with a man she cannot fully remember. Hunter, haunted by fragmented memories of a woman with a red mole on her back, begins to piece together their shared past. Their paths seem destined to cross again, setting the stage for a dramatic reunion.
• Ep. 2
  Josephine Stone, now known as Zhiwei, returns home after years abroad. Her stepmother, Nadia, and her father barely acknowledge her arrival, showing little concern for her well-being. Zhiwei is led to a makeshift room, her former space now repurposed for her stepbrother. Despite the cold reception, she remains composed, silently vowing to reclaim what was taken from her and her late mother. At a family gathering, tensions rise as Nadia and her daughter, Anting, flaunt their dominance. Anting introduces her boyfriend, Chu Anting, a powerful figure in the business world, subtly mocking Zhiwei. Zhiwei, however, remains calm, her demeanor unshaken. She quietly observes the dynamics, biding her time. Her father questions her, expecting remorse, but Zhiwei responds with a facade of obedience, masking her true intentions. The family underestimates her, unaware of the storm brewing beneath her composed exterior. Zhiwei’s return marks the beginning of a calculated plan to reclaim her place and seek justice for her mother.
• Ep. 3
  At a dull family banquet, Josephine Stone accidentally bumps into someone, and Hunter Cooper, her stepmother's brother, helps her. He casually asks about her time abroad, mentioning specific locations like Ludingburg and Baimingham. Josephine, confused, replies that her father sent her to a strict all-girls school in Brighton, where she never left the campus. Hunter hints that they might have met five years ago, but Josephine dismisses it, insisting he must be mistaken. As she excuses herself, Hunter calls her by the name "Anting," leaving her visibly unsettled. The tension between them grows, hinting at a deeper connection from their past.
• Ep. 4
  Josephine, also known as Han Ting, is caught in a tense moment with her stepmother, Nadia, who pretends to help her after a stumble. The interaction is awkward, with Josephine expressing gratitude while Nadia feigns concern. The tension between them is palpable, hinting at deeper conflicts. Meanwhile, Josephine reflects on her past, recalling the traumatic events she endured abroad, which she blames on Nadia and her sister. As the scene progresses, Nadia subtly threatens Josephine, suggesting she will target those Josephine cares about. The atmosphere grows darker, foreshadowing a brewing confrontation between the two women.
• Ep. 5
  Josephine, feeling unwell, visits the hospital where a nurse tends to her. She mentions that no one accompanied her, as everyone was busy. A conversation reveals that Josephine met someone named "Xiao Yi" through a friend during an outing, and they were surprised to find that such a serious person could enjoy socializing. Josephine excuses herself, saying she has other matters to attend to, and the nurse advises her to call if she needs anything. Later, Josephine calls her father, informing him that she has completed her medical check-up and asks if he can pick her up. Her father, seemingly indifferent, tells her to return on her own. Josephine hesitates, wanting to discuss her plans to go abroad, but her father cuts her off, saying he will come later. The scene ends with Josephine left waiting, her relationship with her father strained and distant.

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