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• CEO
• Counterattack

• Ep. 1
  Jean Sully's life has hit rock bottom after being cheated on and betrayed. She meets Miles York, a domineering CEO, and other men who will change her life. In a moment of desperation, she says "I've reached the end" and uses her last bit of strength to heal someone's wounds. Her only regret is that she can't continue to be with them, leaving her with a sense of longing and abandonment.
• Ep. 2
  Jean Sully's life was in shambles after being cheated on and betrayed. She met Miles York, a powerful CEO, and other intriguing men, including Joseph Kent, David Brown, Steve Fox, and Nigel Hale. As she navigated her new reality, Jean couldn't help but express her astonishment, repeatedly uttering "Oh, wow." It seemed she was taken aback by something or someone, perhaps the unexpected turn of events or a surprising encounter with one of these men. The air was filled with tension as she acknowledged it had been a while since their last interaction, saying "It's been since our approach." The scene was set for a dramatic and potentially life-changing moment.
• Ep. 3
  Jean Sully, a fallen actress, is still reeling from the shame and anger of being cheated on and betrayed. She meets Miles York, a domineering CEO, and other men who will change her life. In a chance encounter, Jean visits a bar where she's mistakenly recognized by fans who love her acting. They try to get her attention, calling out "Su Cheng miss" and asking her to greet them. However, Jean brushes them off, saying they've mistaken her identity. As she tries to leave, the fans continue to call out to her, showing their admiration for her work. Meanwhile, rumors circulate about someone named Su Cheng stealing company secrets, causing a massive loss of 700 million. Jean's past continues to haunt her as she navigates her new relationships and tries to rebuild her life.
• Ep. 4
  Jean Sully runs into someone familiar. "Haven't we met somewhere before?" she asks. The person expresses concern for her well-being, "Are you okay?" Jean is holding something that catches their attention, "What's that in your hand?" She replies, "Just wine." The person offers, "Want to take a sip?"
• Ep. 5
  Jean Sully and a mysterious man sit together, he offers her a drink, saying "wine is the cure for all wounds." They engage in a philosophical conversation about human emotions and pain. He claims to be from another planet, but with simpler energies than humans. Jean finds his story intriguing and potentially healing. The man invites Jean to stay at his place, on the condition that she doesn't disrupt his space. As they agree, Jean seems to feel a sense of hope and possibility for her future.

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