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001
Todd Hugh, CEO of Hugh Group, reveals in an interview that he has stayed single for ten years, driven by the loss of his parents and his search for someone important. Despite expanding his company rapidly to distract himself, he admits to finding no clues. Meanwhile, Ada, a successful hotelier, secretly works at a small hotel, seeking familiarity rather than fame. When photos of Todd surface online, threatening the company’s upcoming public listing, he proposes a sudden marriage to Ms. Scot to manage the crisis. The episode ends with this unexpected offer hanging in the air, leaving the decision unresolved.
002
Ada is confronted by a woman who suddenly claims Ada is married to Todd Hugh, a man Ada clearly does not remember. Todd then appears, introducing himself as Ada's husband and giving her a keycard, explaining they must live together to avoid suspicion. He reveals that their marriage is a contract aimed to last only until his company goes public, after which they will divorce. Meanwhile, Ada's family pressures her about her prospects and mocks her status, suggesting she should marry for money instead. The episode ends as Todd arrives to formalize their engagement, setting the stage for their complicated arrangement.
003
Mr. Todd Hugh arrives to propose a fake marriage, offering gifts and setting a wedding date for next month. Vera, who believes he truly likes her, faces jealousy and harsh words from others, including accusations that she has shamed Mr. Hugh despite being his new secretary. Tensions rise as family conflicts surface, with Vera feeling isolated since her father's death. Meanwhile, another woman, Ada, decides to leave the household, believing she no longer belongs. The episode ends with Vera entering Mr. Hugh’s lavish home, uncertain about the future of their arranged marriage and the challenges ahead.
004
On his wedding night, a man nervously takes a call from a friend who teasingly critiques his lack of charm and offers to teach him how to be more alluring. Meanwhile, the man reflects on his long-hidden feelings and the pressure of his fake marriage. Outside, rumors swirl among others about the CEO’s upcoming wedding, fueled by photos of him and his new wife going viral online. The episode ends with the man unsettled as only his profile was shown in the pictures, leaving his true identity and the consequences of this exposure uncertain.
005
Joan learns that Mr. Hugh has publicly proposed to her, though his assistant Todd has not revealed Joan's identity to the media, preferring to keep it secret. Meanwhile, Ada, a waitress who claims to be happily married to a wealthy husband, confronts Joan with a sarcastic remark about her pretending to be a princess while working. The tension rises when Mr. Hugh arrives at the location where Ada works, prompting the staff to prepare the presidential suite for him. Ada is then questioned about her assignment to clean the floor, hinting at an underlying issue involving her and the unfolding events.
006
On her first day, Ada faces harsh criticism from her manager, Joan, for a mistake at work. Joan insists Ada take responsibility and punishes her by ordering her to clean a dirty toilet, denying her bonus as a further penalty. Ada refuses to admit fault, escalating tensions as Joan’s disciplinary tone intensifies. Meanwhile, Joan plans a personal inspection of the workspace. The episode ends with Ada's frustration mounting and a chilling warning from Joan, setting up a brewing conflict. Meanwhile, the scene shifts to a hotel where Todd’s suite is shown, just as Mr. Hugh arrives downstairs, hinting at another subplot unfolding.
007
On her first day, a new female employee is unexpectedly assigned to escort Mr. Hugh to his room, sparking curiosity and gossip among other staff who suspect she has caught his attention. Despite private doubts about her motives, she professionally shows Mr. Hugh to room 8088 and offers assistance. Meanwhile, colleagues speculate about her luck and possible flirtation, creating an undercurrent of tension. The episode ends with Mr. Hugh settled in but the question of the new woman's true intentions left unresolved, hinting at potential complications ahead.
008
Ada and Mr. Hugh navigate the awkwardness of their newly fake marriage, with Mr. Hugh showing unexpected care by bringing breakfast and giving Ada a thoughtfully folded paper crane. Despite their arrangement, emotional boundaries blur as Mr. Hugh admits he can’t help but feel differently when he sees her. The situation escalates when another woman confronts Ada, warning her to stay away from Mr. Hugh, whom she claims as her fiancé. Ada defiantly refuses to back down, challenging the rival’s claim. The episode ends with tension unresolved, as both women stake conflicting claims on Mr. Hugh’s loyalty.
009
In this episode, a woman firmly claims her fiancé is genuinely committed despite doubts from another woman warning her to stay away from Mr. Hugh, who is implied to be already married. The tension escalates when threats are exchanged, but the woman defiantly challenges the warning. Meanwhile, Mr. Hugh, identified as Todd, asks the hotel guest services to check on a paper crane left in the guestroom by his wife, revealing his complicated relationship. The episode ends with a mysterious scene where the woman named Ada is caught doing something unexpected, leaving viewers questioning her intentions.
010
Ada is caught sneaking into Mr. Hugh's room and accused by Vera and Ms. Joan of stealing a luxurious diamond ring. Ada insists Mr. Hugh told her to get it, but when the ring is revealed, Ms. Joan insists it was meant for Mrs. Hugh, not Ada. Tensions escalate as Ada is searched and accused of theft, while the others mock her ambitions. Meanwhile, a colleague notices Mr. Hugh ended an unusually short meeting, hinting at something unexpected. The episode ends with growing suspicion around Mr. Hugh and Ada's unclear position after the confrontation.