Eu me tornei chefe do meu ex-marido

• CEO
• Rebirth

• Ep. 1
  Mia's life was in shambles after her father's passing. Her uncle stole her inheritance, and her husband cheated on her with Amelia. At a banquet, Mia was murdered, but she was reborn. She recalled the events leading up to her death, including her husband's infidelity and Amelia's schemes to take over her family's business. As Mia tried to explain the truth to Patrick, he dismissed her claims, thinking she was drunk and making up lies. The situation escalated, with Amelia accusing Mia of wanting her father dead. In the end, Patrick suggested Mia take a break and go home, leaving her feeling desperate and trapped.
• Ep. 2
  Mia returns to her family's stone house after being reborn. She reunites with her father and announces her intention to take back everything that belongs to her. Her ex-husband Patrick is resistant, but Mia is determined to reclaim the stone company. She refuses to sign any documents that would compromise her goals. As she navigates her new life, Mia declares that the old her is dead and a new her has been reborn, ready to take on challenges and fight for what's hers. With a newfound sense of purpose, Mia sets out to rebuild her life and reclaim her rightful place in the business world.
• Ep. 3
  The daughter returns to her family's company, Stones, after deciding to get a divorce. Her father is aware of her decision and trusts her to protect their business from being taken over by the Griffins. However, Uncle Paul, the current head of the board, opposes her return and divorce, citing concerns about reputation and financial stability. The daughter stands firm, determined to show him how to do business properly and threatening to expose his son's infidelity. As tensions rise, she confidently declares "checkmate," indicating she has the upper hand in the situation.
• Ep. 4
  In a tense meeting, the female lead presents her plan to Mr. Carter, discussing target groups and company growth. However, the conversation is interrupted by a technical error. After apologizing, she invites Mr. Carter for coffee, offering a better deal. A rival businessman tries to sabotage the deal, but she confidently asserts her qualifications, revealing her two MBA degrees and business ownership in multiple countries. She also exposes his "dirty little secrets," forcing him to back down. The scene ends with a dramatic confrontation, as she warns him not to underestimate her, saying "This time I won't let you take anything" and "Goodbye daddy's little boy." The meeting concludes with a sense of anticipation for a promising project.
• Ep. 5
  The scene unfolds with a tense conversation between two characters, hinting at a complicated past. "We're not even divorced yet," one says, to which the other responds, "Are you that desperate?" The dialogue suggests a history of betrayal and hurt. As the conversation progresses, it becomes clear that one character is trying to outsmart the other, with comments like "What a pretty face you have... Sadly, not so bright." The atmosphere turns confrontational, with accusations of cheating and staged events. The scene then shifts, with one character expressing concern for the other's well-being: "Slow down, what happened? Are you okay?" However, the tension persists, with threats like "This isn't over" and sarcastic remarks about appearances in court. The conversation takes a strange turn, focusing on a cake made with peanut butter and mango, which seems to trigger a strong reaction. The repetition of "The beer?" suggests confusion or alarm, while "Peanuts? It wants to kill you?" implies a life-threatening allergy. As the scene reaches its climax, names are called out in distress ("Yolanda! Yolanda! Yolanda!") and questions are raised about someone's well-being ("Did you perish?"). The final exchanges are cryptic, with comments about seeing nothing and being worse than someone else. The polite demeanor of one character is highlighted, but the overall tone remains tense and foreboding.

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