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Abandoned After Prison, Crowned After Marriage Full Episode
001
Nora Stuart, jailed for a traffic accident, donates blood to Mr. Finch's anemic grandson to secure early release. Mr. Finch arranges the surgery, picks her up and brings her home. Nora expects Jasper, who promised to marry her after she's freed, but discovers he lied: his boss Paula caused the death and Jasper manipulated Nora into taking the fall. Betrayed, Nora confronts the truth just as Mr. Finch reveals he knows Jasper cheated and unexpectedly suggests she marry his grandson. Nora is left facing a sudden, life-changing choice.
002
Grandpa, worried about the family line after his illness, introduces 21-year-old Nora Stuart as a bride for his recovering grandson Eric, CEO of Finch Group. Nora agrees to marry to secure a place in the family. Relatives note Nora "did time" and may have been jailed. After the family leaves them alone, Eric accepts the marriage to satisfy his grandfather but tells Nora bluntly, "I won't have any kids with you" and that he will never love her. The episode ends with the wedding set but their marriage already declared loveless and childless, leaving Nora's future uncertain.
003
Nora, homeless, accepts Mr. Finch's proposal of a name-only marriage to live in his house and promises to keep her distance and divorce when she finds someone. Mr. Finch soon asks her to escort his recently recovered grandson to a public event to silence rumors he died. At the event Nora is recognized; bystanders mutter "she's still in jail" and a woman, Paula, taunts her. Nora snaps, telling Paula to call her "Ms. Shane" in public. The reveal of her past derails the low-profile plan, and someone urges others to follow her — her next move is left hanging.
004
At an event people spot Eric Finch, a CEO presumed dead after a car crash six months earlier, and see he’s wearing a wedding ring—he’s alive and married. Elsewhere an elder gives the new bride a marriage certificate and wedding rings, urging her to cherish the bond and wear them whenever she goes out. Later at the venue a contact invites Mr. Finch to a VIP room. Someone points out the person pushing his wheelchair: Nora, introduced as Mrs. Finch, confirming his public return. Eric goes upstairs for a private meeting, leaving Nora and the marriage’s purpose unresolved.
005
Visitors arrive asking for Mr. Finch and Mrs. Finch, revealing that Mrs. Finch is Nora Stuart and prompting suspicion: how did someone recently in prison become Mrs. Finch? Jasper panics, worried Nora served time to cover for him and might retaliate. Ms. Shane vows to ask around and find out. Nora's boyfriend then appears, accusing Nora of hitting someone, doing time, and trying to make him take the fall, calling her unfit to be Mrs. Finch. With accusations now public and Ms. Shane digging for answers, Eric and Nora's marriage faces a dangerous, unresolved exposure.
006
Mr. Finch's new wife is introduced at a reception; guests are stunned when she reveals she grew up in an orphanage, and Finch privately vows to divorce her after his grandfather dies. Grandpa then returns, announces he's alive, forbids his grandson from drinking, and says he'll travel, leaving them alone. With the maids away she bathes the recovering grandson; she taunts, “you're just a patient… no different from some pork,” helps him to bed and leaves him embarrassed and unsettled. His promise to divorce remains unresolved.
007
With Mr. Finch Sr. traveling and all the maids given the day off, Nora—named by staff as Mr. Finch's wife—is forced to handle every household chore alone. A steward tells Mr. Finch a rumor that Nora once killed someone and had her boyfriend take the fall, and they decide to test her by making life difficult while the elder Finch is away. Nora prepares breakfast, then discovers the laundry is piled up and the washing machine is broken, so she must wash by hand. The staff watch closely for any slip they can use as grounds for divorce.
008
On her first day in the household, Ms. Stuart is praised for cooking but immediately pushed between laundry, the study, and nonstop cleaning by Mr. Finch. Staff warn that Mr. Finch demands spotless care across three floors, two basements, and two yards; breaks are denied and perfect work is required to stay. Convinced her husband Eric resents her prison past, she still donates 800 milliliters of blood to Mr. Finch. Doctors keep her a week in hospital, order three months without heavy work, and she ends the episode weak and dizzy—her recovery and place in the family left in doubt.
009
At noon the household finds Nora hasn't made lunch and people call out for her. Servants openly accuse her of slacking and even suggest divorce if she can't handle the work. When confronted, Nora says, "I'm just a little anemic," and asks to rest. Mr. Finch surprises everyone by ordering her to go back to her room and to fetch the maids, easing immediate punishment. That sudden leniency shifts the power in the house. A determined staffer then vows, "I have to make Mr. Finch see your true colors," leaving Nora's position in jeopardy.
010
Nora returns home, and Grandpa asks if Eric gave her a hard time; she denies it—'he's in a wheelchair'—and reveals she overslept, hasn't eaten, and has been doing chores. Neighbors talk about Alex's accusations while someone reports Mr. Finch is at the hospital and will soon be back at the company. Later, a person summons Nora and orders her to fetch the clothes Mr. Finch left at a hotel. The caller admits that if Nora is tricked into the hotel they can ruin her reputation. Nora says, "Okay, I'll go now," stepping into the plotted trap.