Amore alla prima bugia

• Billionaire
• CEO

• Ep. 1
  Andrea Griffin, still shaken from her encounter with Zach Andrews, attends a speed dating event to distract herself. The atmosphere is tense as participants nervously introduce themselves. Andrea exchanges polite greetings with others, her mind occasionally drifting back to the previous night. Meanwhile, Zach, pressured by his mother to find a wife, reluctantly joins the event. The room buzzes with awkward conversations and forced smiles. A man named Kukin repeatedly introduces himself, his monotone voice adding to the surreal atmosphere. Andrea and Zach, unaware of each other’s presence, navigate the event with mixed emotions, their thoughts lingering on the passionate yet confusing night they shared. The tension builds as they inch closer to an inevitable reunion.
• Ep. 2
  Andrea is determined to find a husband quickly, especially after learning her grandmother’s health is deteriorating and her wish is to see Andrea married. She reassures her grandmother that she already has someone in mind. Meanwhile, Andrea encounters Wei Chenfeng, who confronts her about their previous night together. He claims she owes him for helping her family financially and insists she marry him. Andrea refuses, stating she would rather marry anyone else than him. Tensions rise as Wei becomes aggressive, but Zach steps in to protect Andrea. Confused by the situation, Zach questions Andrea about her relationship with Wei, but she denies any connection. The encounter leaves Andrea grateful for Zach’s intervention, hinting at a growing bond between them.
• Ep. 3
  Andrea and Zach find themselves in a heated exchange, with Andrea accusing Zach of being an outsider who has no right to interfere in her life. The tension escalates as Zach introduces himself, stating his age, height, and entrepreneurial background, seemingly trying to impress her. Despite the initial friction, they decide to move forward together, with Zach suggesting they meet his family. Andrea, though hesitant, agrees, determined not to be taken advantage of. As they prepare to leave, Zach feels a sense of relief, believing he can finally satisfy his grandmother's expectations. The scene ends with them setting off, their relationship still uncertain but with a shared purpose.
• Ep. 4
  Andrea visits her grandmother in the hospital, who is eager to hear about her love life. To ease her grandmother’s worries, Andrea fabricates a story about being married to a wealthy man from a prominent family. She describes him as generous, hardworking, and devoted, even claiming he handles all the household chores and treats her exceptionally well. Her grandmother, relieved and overjoyed, expresses her contentment, saying she can now pass away peacefully knowing Andrea is settled. Andrea, visibly emotional, reassures her grandmother that she will recover and the family will reunite. Later, Andrea reflects on the pressure from her mother to marry, hinting at her internal conflict between societal expectations and her own desires. The scene ends with Andrea struggling to maintain the facade of her fabricated marriage.
• Ep. 5
  Andrea and Zach, now married after their impulsive encounter, sit down to discuss their future. Zach, dressed in a high-end suit, claims to be a food delivery driver, which Andrea finds amusing. She reveals she’s an intern at a prestigious company, earning a higher salary than him. Despite their financial differences, Andrea offers to help Zach if needed, to which he jokingly thanks her as his "wife." Andrea insists they must live together to maintain appearances, especially for Zach’s grandmother. However, she sets clear boundaries, stating there will be no physical intimacy since their marriage lacks emotional foundation. Zach is confused and demands an explanation. Andrea then hands him money, explaining it’s to cover the hotel room fee from their first encounter, adding an extra fifty as a gesture. The conversation highlights their awkward yet evolving dynamic as they navigate their unexpected marriage.

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