Mke Mkimbizi wa Jeuri

• Billionaire
• Contemporary
• Female
• Genius Babies
• One Night Stand
• Rom-Com
• Sweet

• Ep. 1
• Ep. 2
  The twins call out to their mother as they explore their hometown with her. They meet a man who seems familiar, and the girl notes that he looks like her uncle. The man is gentle with the children, which surprises onlookers since he's known for disliking kids. As they part ways, the twins leave with their mother, while the man can't help but think of a woman who resembles the one in front of him. He seems to be searching for someone and is briefly distracted by the family before refocusing on his task. The scene ends with him giving instructions to someone, possibly a driver, as he continues his search.
• Ep. 3
  The mother of twins is searching for their father. She had a one-night stand five years ago and became pregnant, but didn't know the man's true identity. Now, she's trying to find him to give her children a stable family life. A friend mentions that the father might be the cold billionaire, South Palace Group's president, South Palace Han. The mother plans to get close to him to determine if he's the father. She recalls that the one-night stand occurred at the Landmark Hotel, which is owned by the South Palace Group. With this information, she decides to take action and find out the truth about her children's father.
• Ep. 4
  The mother of twins returns to the city and encounters her boss, a cold billionaire who is also the father of her children. She tries to keep a low profile, thinking he won't recognize her. However, he seems to find her familiar. Meanwhile, he orders his staff to find the woman from a video five years ago, unaware it's the same person standing in front of him. As she prepares for a job interview, he mistakes her for a candidate and wonders if she's in the wrong place. Little does he know, their past is about to catch up with them.
• Ep. 5
  The cold billionaire boss is interviewing a woman for a design position. He criticizes her appearance, saying she doesn't look good enough for the job. The woman fires back, accusing him of being superficial and lacking gentlemanly qualities. She also points out that the company's taste is questionable, citing a counterfeit necklace featured in their promotional materials. Impressed by her sharp observation skills, the boss offers her a more important role as his personal assistant.

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