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• Broken Heart
• Rekindled Love
• Romance

• Ep. 1
  Yolanda and Dean are getting married, but their relationship is built on a covert agreement to seize control of the Barnett Group. As they exchange vows, Yolanda's father and sister, Ge Xing, object to the marriage. Ge Xing claims it's her own wedding, causing tension. The ceremony is actually a business alliance between Yolanda's mother and Dean's family, with a penalty for breach of contract. Meanwhile, someone discovers that Ge Xing may not be Lin Ying's biological daughter. As the scene unfolds, it becomes clear that this marriage is a strategic move, with everyone involved having their own motives and secrets. The atmosphere is tense, with underlying power struggles and hidden agendas.
• Ep. 2
  Yolanda and Dean's marriage is met with opposition from her family. Her father's mistress calls Yolanda "dad's illegitimate daughter" and insults her. Yolanda's sister tries to persuade their father to reconsider the marriage, but he refuses. The conversation reveals a complicated family dynamic, with secrets and past conflicts. Yolanda and Dean make a deal to help each other gain control of their respective companies. Dean promises to help Yolanda take back her company from her uncle, and in return, she will help him regain his story rights. The scene cuts to their wedding ceremony, where they exchange vows, promising to stand by each other through thick and thin. Despite the initial opposition, they seem determined to make their marriage work.
• Ep. 3
  Yolanda and Dean's relationship is put to the test as they navigate their complex agreement. Dean reassures Yolanda that he has taken care of her mother's medical expenses and will provide for her. However, tensions rise as they discuss the company's future. Yolanda's father questions Dean's intentions, and a dramatic turn of events unfolds when someone's health takes a turn for the worse. As the situation spirals out of control, Dean vows to take revenge on those who have wronged him, determined to leave them with nothing. The scene ends with a sense of foreboding and uncertainty, as Dean's true intentions are revealed.
• Ep. 4
  Yolanda and Dean discuss their plan to take control of the Barnett Group. However, their conversation is laced with distrust. Dean warns Yolanda that others claim she's an imposter and can't represent their union. Yolanda suggests using her identity as Lin Ying's daughter to help Dean reclaim the Story Group's board, and in return, he'll help her. But their conversation is tense, with Dean recording their talk and threatening to expose Yolanda if she betrays him. Despite being married, they don't trust each other. Dean orders Yolanda to stay at his place to avoid raising suspicions.
• Ep. 5
  It appears you've provided a transcript of a conversation in Chinese, along with some timestamps. Without more context about what you're looking for (e.g., translation, summary, analysis), it's challenging to provide a specific response. However, I can offer a general overview and some insights based on the content. The conversation seems to involve a discussion between two individuals, possibly in a romantic or business partnership context, given the mention of being "假夫妻" (fake spouses) and negotiations involving large sums of money ("十个亿," which translates to one billion yuan). There are also references to personal attractiveness, disability, and the condition of payment ("得加钱," meaning "need to add money"). Some key points from the conversation include: 1. **Negotiation for Intimacy**: One party jokingly or seriously suggests a transactional approach to intimacy, with a price tag of ten billion yuan. 2. **Role-Playing as Spouses**: The two discuss their role as fake spouses and the importance of making their act believable ("做戏要做真"). 3. **Personal Attraction and Disability**: There's an open discussion about physical attraction and the acceptance or rejection based on disability status. 4. **Business Dealings**: References to "顾家" (possibly referring to a family business or assets) suggest that there are significant financial interests at play. If you're looking for: - **Translation**, I can help with specific parts of the conversation, but keep in mind that nuances and context might be lost without more information. - **Summary**, the conversation revolves around a complex interplay of personal relationships, business dealings, and role-playing, with significant financial negotiations. - **Analysis**, it seems to touch on themes of transactional relationships, societal views on disability, and the blurring of professional and personal boundaries. Please specify how I can assist you further.

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