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• CEO
• True Love

• Ep. 1
  Katherine Foden, a wealthy heiress, is seen volunteering at an orphanage, washing walls to help out. Sister Matthews expresses gratitude for her assistance, but Katherine insists on doing the work despite its difficulty. Meanwhile, Katherine’s father calls, pressuring her to return to the family business and marry her arranged fiancé. Katherine firmly rejects the idea, calling arranged marriages outdated and expressing her desire to forge her own path. She even considers getting a job at MG Corp to assert her independence. The tension between Katherine and her father highlights her determination to escape the life planned for her, setting the stage for her journey into the corporate world and the challenges she’ll face there.
• Ep. 2
  Katherine, posing as an intern, struggles with her new environment, complaining about the unpleasant walk past an orphanage on her way to work. She’s careful not to spill anything in the car she borrowed from her boss, anxious to make a good impression on her first day. Her frustration peaks when she tastes the terrible coffee, but she quickly brushes it off, determined not to be late. Meanwhile, at the office, excitement builds as the staff prepares for the arrival of Mr. McGuire’s fiancée, Kathleen, who is actually impersonating Katherine. The employees are eager to impress her, seeing it as a fast track to promotion. When Kathleen arrives, she’s warmly welcomed, unaware that the real heiress, Katherine, is already among them, quietly observing the charade.
• Ep. 3
  Kathleen, the fake heiress, basks in the attention of her coworkers at the office, who fawn over her dress, heels, and diamond ring, convinced she’s the CEO’s fiancée. She revels in their admiration, secretly plotting to turn this charade into reality. When they gush about her perfect match with Mr. Maguire and eagerly anticipate their wedding, Kathleen seizes the moment, urging herself to use this opportunity to become his real wife. She plays the humble billionaire’s wife, asking everyone to keep things low-key, which only fuels their admiration. Meanwhile, Katherine, the real heiress and intern, is met with disdain by Kathleen, who mocks her appearance and questions her presence, calling her outfit “trash.” The stark contrast between their treatment sets the stage for Katherine’s struggle in the workplace.
• Ep. 4
  Katherine, the intern, arrives at work in stained clothes after a coffee spill, only to be harshly criticized by Kathleen, the fake heiress, for her appearance. Kathleen mocks her, emphasizing the prestige of their advertising firm and her own luxurious silk attire. Katherine apologizes, but Kathleen dismisses her, complaining about the burden of managing subordinates. As Kathleen leads her away, office gossip erupts, with employees admiring Kathleen’s beauty and fantasizing about marrying the CEO, David McGuire. Meanwhile, a janitor cynically remarks that Kathleen’s glamorous life might not be as perfect as it seems. Katherine, overhearing the conversation, quietly questions the integrity of the company’s leadership, unaware that David, her arranged fiancé, is the CEO she’s criticizing.
• Ep. 5
  Katherine, the real heiress, is shown her desk by Kathleen, the fake heiress who has stolen her identity. Kathleen, pretending to be the CEO’s fiancée, taunts Katherine with her lavish decorations and condescending tone. Katherine tries to stay composed, reminding herself that she will soon have her own company and leave this toxic environment behind. However, tensions rise when Katherine accidentally knocks over Kathleen’s designer bag. Kathleen immediately demands compensation, exaggerating the damage and flaunting her supposed knowledge of luxury brands. Katherine, unimpressed, points out the bag’s flaws and questions its authenticity. The confrontation escalates as Kathleen asserts her superiority, while Katherine remains calm, subtly challenging her claims. The scene highlights the growing animosity between the two women, with Katherine’s resilience shining through despite the bullying.

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