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• Family
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Henry Judd, a CEO struggling with bipolar disorder, is preparing to celebrate his wedding anniversary with his wife, Weiwei. Despite his condition, he is in high spirits and has even purchased a lavish gift, the "Ocean Star," worth billions, for her. However, Weiwei informs him that her cousin and his family have arrived in town and wish to join them for dinner. Reluctantly, Henry agrees, prioritizing family ties over their private celebration. As they head to the restaurant, tensions rise when a mischievous child from the cousin's family begins causing trouble. The child's antics escalate, leading to the destruction of Henry's phone, necklace, and even his medication. Henry's frustration grows, and he is on the verge of losing his temper when Weiwei steps in to calm him down, preventing a potential outburst. Meanwhile, Henry's worsening mental state becomes evident as his medication dosage increases, raising concerns among those close to him. Despite the challenges, Henry tries to maintain composure, but the evening takes a toll on him, hinting at deeper struggles beneath the surface.
• Ep. 2
  Henry Judd, a CEO struggling with bipolar disorder, is out celebrating his wedding anniversary with his wife and her cousin at a restaurant. The evening takes a chaotic turn when a mischievous child begins causing trouble, disrupting the atmosphere. The child’s antics escalate as he breaks Henry’s phone, necklace, and even his medication. Frustrated and on edge, Henry is about to confront the child when his wife steps in, urging him to let it go. Meanwhile, the child’s mother defends her son’s behavior, dismissing the concerns of other diners. She argues that her son is just a child and shouldn’t be held accountable for his actions. The situation grows more tense as the child continues to wreak havoc, even using a water gun to spray other guests. Henry, already struggling to maintain his composure, becomes increasingly agitated. As the chaos unfolds, Henry’s wife tries to calm him down, but the stress of the situation pushes him closer to a breaking point. The child’s mother remains unapologetic, further fueling the tension. The scene highlights the clash between Henry’s fragile mental state and the disruptive behavior of the child, setting the stage for a dramatic confrontation.
• Ep. 3
  Henry, visibly frustrated, confronts a mischievous child who has been causing chaos at the restaurant. The child’s mother steps in, accusing Henry of bullying her son. Henry insists the child damaged his belongings, but the mother dismisses his claims, demanding evidence. Tensions rise as Henry demands an apology, while the mother defends her son, calling Henry unreasonable for arguing with a child. Henry threatens to check the restaurant’s surveillance footage, but the mother mocks him, escalating the conflict. The situation spirals as Henry’s anger grows, and the mother warns him against pursuing the matter further, threatening retaliation. The heated exchange leaves Henry feeling cornered and misunderstood.
• Ep. 4
  Henry Judd, a CEO managing bipolar disorder, is out celebrating his wedding anniversary with his wife and her cousin at a restaurant. A mischievous child repeatedly disrupts Henry, breaking his phone, necklace, and even his medication. Frustrated, Henry confronts the child, demanding an apology. The child's mother intervenes, defending her son and dismissing Henry's concerns. Tensions rise as Henry insists on accountability, while the mother accuses him of overreacting. The situation escalates into a heated argument, with Henry's wife stepping in to calm him down. Just as the confrontation reaches its peak, the cousin arrives, adding another layer of complexity to the already tense atmosphere. The scene highlights the clash between Henry's need for order and the chaotic behavior of the child, testing his patience and emotional stability.
• Ep. 5
  Henry Judd, a CEO with bipolar disorder, is dining with his wife and her cousin at a restaurant to celebrate their wedding anniversary. A mischievous child, the cousin's son, causes chaos by breaking Henry's phone, necklace, and medication. The cousin, arrogant and dismissive, boasts about her powerful brother-in-law, a high-ranking figure in the influential Jiang Group, and demands Henry apologize for scaring her son. Henry, frustrated and provoked, refuses, pointing out that the child had attacked him with a slingshot. The cousin insists Henry give his phone to her son as compensation, further escalating the tension. Henry, desperate to retrieve his phone containing crucial files, threatens the cousin, but she mocks him. As Henry reaches his breaking point and seems ready to confront the child, his wife steps in, preventing the situation from spiraling out of control. The scene highlights Henry's struggle to maintain composure under immense stress.

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