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• CEO
• Counterattack
• Sweet Love

• Ep. 1
  Willow Foley's world is turned upside down when she catches her boyfriend cheating in a KTV room. The scene is chaotic, with her boyfriend and another woman exchanging flirtatious remarks, while Willow's boyfriend dismissively claims he made a mistake "all men make." Enraged and humiliated, Willow confronts him, but he mocks her, calling her "pitiful" and claiming he only stayed with her out of pity. Determined to prove him wrong, Willow storms out, vowing to show him she’s not unwanted. In a bold move, she spots a stranger, Nathan Graham, and impulsively kisses him, mistaking him for a male escort. Little does she know, Nathan is far from what he seems. The next day, their paths cross again at Lyras Corp., where Nathan is forced to hide his true identity as the CEO.
• Ep. 2
  Willow, still reeling from her breakup, confronts her ex-boyfriend in a KTV room, declaring their relationship over. In a bold move, she claims Nathan, the stranger she kissed earlier, as her own, much to the confusion of those around her. Mistaking Nathan for a male escort, she insists on taking responsibility for him, even declaring that she’s “hired” him. Nathan, amused but intrigued, plays along as Willow drunkenly asserts her dominance, telling others to back off. As the night progresses, Willow’s vulnerability surfaces, and she asks Nathan to stay and drink with her. Despite her bravado, her pain is evident, and Nathan, though hiding his true identity as the CEO of Lyras Corp, finds himself drawn to her honesty and strength. The scene ends with a mix of humor and tenderness, as Willow’s impulsive actions set the stage for a deeper connection between the two.
• Ep. 3
  Willow, still reeling from her breakup, finds herself in a candid conversation with Nathan. She jokingly asks if he often works as a male escort, to which he responds that she’s his first. The mood shifts when Willow mentions that Nathan resembles her brother, who also worked at a KTV. Nathan hesitates before revealing that her brother is no longer alive. Overwhelmed with guilt, Willow repeatedly apologizes, her emotions spilling over as she struggles to process the revelation. Nathan, trying to comfort her, suggests they leave, but Willow, clearly intoxicated, refuses. The scene ends with Willow drunkenly complimenting Nathan’s looks, her vulnerability and confusion on full display as the tension between them grows.
• Ep. 4
  Willow rushes into the office, late and still hungover from the previous night. She spots Nathan, the man she drunkenly kissed and offered to "sponsor," assuming he’s a male escort. Confused, she questions how he found her workplace, unaware that he’s actually the CEO of Lyras Corp. Nathan, amused but cautious, plays along as Willow insists on fulfilling her promise to "sponsor" him. She hands him 5,000 yuan, urging him to buy better clothes, criticizing his "cheap" suits. As Nathan tries to keep his identity hidden, Willow vents about her low salary, blaming the company’s new CEO, "Gu Bapi," for cutting her pay. Nathan, realizing she’s talking about him, struggles to maintain his composure. The scene takes a comedic turn when a colleague approaches, addressing Nathan as "Mr. Gu," leaving Willow utterly bewildered. The tension builds as Nathan’s secret teeters on the edge of exposure.
• Ep. 5
  Willow spots Nathan at Lyras Corp, where he is mistaken for someone else by an employee. The employee calls him "Mr. Gu," but Nathan denies it, claiming they have the wrong person. Willow overhears and becomes suspicious, thinking Nathan might be hiding something. Later, Nathan is confronted by a friend who accuses him of being too busy and not spending enough time with him. The friend insists on having a drink together, but Nathan seems preoccupied. Meanwhile, tensions rise as another man threatens Nathan, demanding he kneel and lick his shoes to retrieve a precious painting left by Nathan's late mother. The situation escalates, leaving Nathan in a difficult position, torn between his hidden identity as the CEO and the mounting pressure from those around him.

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