A noiva improvisada e o noivo reservado

• Romance
• Sweet
• contract marriage

• Ep. 1
  Fiona rebels against her arranged marriage and takes a job at a low-profile company. When pressured about marriage again, she meets Jason, the CEO of the Hill Group, who is also under family pressure to marry. They hit it off immediately and decide to marry in a flash. Fiona expresses her frustration with arranged marriages, saying she'd rather marry anyone on the street than go through with it. Jason reveals he's also looking for someone to marry, and they start discussing their situation. As they talk, they discover they work and live near each other and decide to walk home together. Jason receives a call and instructs someone to buy a house in the same neighborhood, hinting at his intention to move forward with their impromptu marriage plan.
• Ep. 2
  Fiona and Jason meet by chance and discuss their busy lives. Fiona shares her struggles with her job, working long hours without rest, and Jason sympathizes with her situation. They talk about their living arrangements, and Jason mentions his home, making Fiona feel drawn to the idea of living with him. As they converse, Jason receives a call and arranges for a room, sharing the address and password with Fiona. He introduces himself as Wan Xing, and they exchange pleasantries. Later, Jason asks someone to investigate a company called Xiao Zhou Technology, and the scene ends with a series of affirmations, suggesting a plan is being set in motion.
• Ep. 3
  Fiona's boss scolds her for being late again, but she defends herself. The boss reminds her to respect her superiors. Then, the CEO, Jason Hill, arrives and announces that the company has been fully acquired and will implement new working hours and rules. The employees are surprised and unhappy with the changes, including Fiona. Jason explains that the acquisition company is mysterious but generous, and this is their only requirement. He advises Fiona to learn to adapt to the new situation.
• Ep. 4
  Fiona and her colleagues discuss the new regulations at work. They joke about an "old witch" and laugh together. The conversation turns to a mysterious buyer who is purchasing their company, with some speculating that the person must be wealthy but not necessarily good. Fiona's coworker teases her about being able to eat more now, but Fiona is hesitant due to the high prices. They chat about wealth and responsibility, with one colleague saying that having money doesn't necessarily make someone bad. The conversation is lighthearted, with a focus on their daily lives and work dynamics.
• Ep. 5
  Fiona and Jason's conversation reveals their different backgrounds and attitudes towards life. Fiona is frustrated by Jason's condescending tone, feeling belittled as a "poor ghost" who can only afford discounted instant noodles. Jason, on the other hand, seems to look down on Fiona for not being sophisticated enough. The tension between them is palpable as they engage in a verbal sparring match, with Fiona threatening to buy out the entire supermarket's stock of salmon to prove her wealth. Meanwhile, Fiona receives a call from her family's secretary, reminding her that her mother is worried about her and wants her to come home. Fiona brushes off the concern, asking the secretary to run an errand for her instead. The conversation highlights the complexities of their relationship and the societal pressures they face.

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