Baba, Tafadhali Piga magoti

• All-Too-Late
• Billionaire
• Contemporary
• Female
• Genius Babies
• Innocent Damsel
• Love After Divorce
• Toxic

• Ep. 1
  The woman is forced to marry a comatose CEO, Lin Mushan, by her stepfather. On their wedding night, she laments her situation, feeling like she's been sold to the Lin family. Her stepfather reminds her that the Lin family is wealthy and she won't suffer after marrying into it. Despite her pleas to not be married off, her stepfather insists that the marriage must happen since he has already accepted the dowry. As she stands by Lin Mushan's bedside, she wishes he would wake up, revealing a complex mix of emotions towards her new husband.
• Ep. 2
  Xiaolu is instructed by her grandmother to have breakfast and then go to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor is an expert in infertility treatment and has been contacted by Xiaolu's family. At the hospital, Xiaolu meets the doctor and is asked to lie down on the examination bed. She reveals that her husband is a vegetative state patient and doesn't need to have children, so she doesn't want to do the check-up. However, the doctor insists that the check-up must be done since the Lin family has already paid for it. Just as the examination is about to begin, Xiaolu is startled by someone, and a sudden encounter takes place.
• Ep. 3
• Ep. 4
  A woman is forced to drink with her colleagues, but she refuses. Her boss, Lin Musheng, appears and the atmosphere becomes tense. The woman calls out for her "husband" to save her, but it's unclear who she's referring to. The situation escalates, with the boss ordering her to kneel down and apologize. Just as things are about to get out of hand, a voice interrupts, claiming to be Lin Musheng's wife. The scene ends with a dramatic revelation, leaving the audience wondering what will happen next.
• Ep. 5
  The scene unfolds with a tense conversation between two characters. One of them is being accused of being an escort, which they vehemently deny. The other character presses for the truth, asking what they are if not an escort. The first character reveals their desire to study abroad but lacks the financial means, hinting at a desperate situation. The conversation takes a darker turn as one character suggests selling themselves, only to be met with resistance and pleas to stop. Apologies are exchanged, and there's a mention of not wanting someone to leave the house. The dialogue hints at a complex web of relationships, control, and desperation. As the scene progresses, divorce is mentioned, and it seems like a decision has been made. However, there's an insistence that the person in question will not be allowed to leave the house, suggesting a toxic dynamic. The conversation ends with a sense of resignation and continuation of the status quo, leaving the characters' futures uncertain.

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