Projetos do Destino

• CEO
• Romance
• Sweet Love

• Ep. 1
  Helen Solman, a woman who has endured betrayal and loss, finds herself in a tense and emotional moment. Her daughter, Yanne, who possesses telepathic abilities, seems to be guiding her through a challenging situation. Helen is determined to reclaim her life and protect her daughter, despite the overwhelming odds. The dialogue reflects her inner turmoil and resolve, as she repeatedly asserts her strength and refusal to be seen as a fool. Meanwhile, Yanne’s presence and abilities hint at a deeper connection between mother and daughter, as they navigate a world filled with deceit and danger. The scene builds towards a pivotal moment, where Helen’s past and future collide, setting the stage for her journey of redemption and empowerment.
• Ep. 2
  Helen Solman, now working as an assistant to Union Group’s CEO Alvin Lawson, faces a series of challenges in her personal life. Her daughter, Yanne, who possesses telepathic abilities, gets into trouble at her prestigious kindergarten after a fight with another child. The teacher, Ms. Zhu, accuses Yanne of being disruptive and demands her expulsion. Helen pleads for leniency, but the situation escalates when Yanne reveals that the teacher accepted a bribe from the other child’s father. Frustrated and angered by the teacher’s hypocrisy, Helen decides to withdraw Yanne from the school, declaring that such a person is unfit to be an educator. Meanwhile, tensions rise as Helen’s past continues to haunt her, with her stepmother and sister scheming to maintain control over the family’s company.
• Ep. 3
  Yanne, Helen’s daughter, is upset after being expelled from school for using her telepathic powers. Helen scolds her, warning that her abilities could lead to dangerous consequences if discovered. Yanne expresses her longing for her father’s protection, but Helen evades the topic, only mentioning the ring Yanne wears as a keepsake. Yanne, using her powers, senses Helen’s unease but is reminded not to use her abilities recklessly. Meanwhile, Helen receives a call informing her that she has passed the interview for a clerical position at Union Group. She is excited but nervous about starting her new job. At the company, Alvin Lawson, the CEO, makes an unexpected appearance, impressing Yanne with his charm. Helen’s coffee-making skills catch Alvin’s attention, hinting at a potential connection between them. The scene ends with Alvin noticing Helen, feeling a sense of familiarity.
• Ep. 4
  Helen begins her first day as Alvin Lawson’s assistant at Union Group. Alvin instructs the manager to arrange her onboarding, emphasizing that no children should be around during work hours. Meanwhile, Helen’s daughter, Yanne, playfully comments on Alvin’s handsomeness, suggesting he should marry her mother. Helen reminds Yanne to behave while she’s at work and promises to find her a new kindergarten. At the office, Alvin’s secretary brings him coffee, but he seems unimpressed. Helen overhears rumors that Alvin hired her because he disliked the secretary’s coffee. Later, Yanne wanders into the office, charming Alvin with her wit and resemblance to him. She jokingly asks if he wants to be her father, leaving Alvin amused but flustered. Alvin escorts Yanne back to Helen, who thanks him. As Helen settles into her new role, she notices the complexity of her tasks, hinting at the challenges ahead in her journey to reclaim her family’s legacy.
• Ep. 5
  Helen, now working as an assistant to CEO Alvin Lawson, faces skepticism about her design skills due to her incomplete education. Her daughter, Yanne, proudly defends her mother’s talent, revealing that Helen has been self-studying architecture since leaving school. Alvin, impressed by Helen’s designs, encourages her to submit her work for a major bridge project. However, when Helen approaches the design director, Peng, she is met with harsh criticism and disrespect. Peng belittles her abilities, mocks her background, and questions her qualifications, calling her a mere "servant" to the CEO. Despite the humiliation, Helen remains determined to prove her worth, showcasing her resilience and passion for design. The tension between Helen and Peng hints at a deeper conflict, as Helen strives to overcome prejudice and reclaim her place in the professional world.

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