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001
An auction and a police sweep collide this episode. Investigators confirm that 36 auctioned items came from Ms. Garrison’s warehouse and order officers to track every reseller. They’re also monitoring a black card tied to Ms. Garrison—"once she enters the passcode, you'll get notified." At the same auction, the rare nano quantum marrow, said to cure all illnesses and one of only three, ignites a bidding war that leaps to 100 million. As bids skyrocket and law enforcement waits for a passcode alert, who wins the marrow and whether the resellers are caught remains unresolved.
002
At a high-end auction, Vega shocks bidders by pushing the price from 110 million to 300 million for an item Gianna wants to cheer her father. Vega's mother praises her progress but also points out the card she was given has only 30 million. Other guests and the auctioneer question Vega's funding and whether Brycen's company could cover such sums. Tension peaks when an attendee accuses Vega of placing fake bids and disrupting the sale. The auction stalls amid accusations, leaving Vega's ability to pay—and who will win the lot—unresolved.
003
At a high-end auction staff demand Gianna prove her assets after guests mock her as poor. Her mother protests, but organizers display the KN Group black card Brycen gave her and ask for a PIN. Following a clue about the host's birthday, Gianna enters her birthday and the account flashes across the venue—tens of trillions—stunning the crowd. Instead of relief, Gianna realizes Brycen engineered a setup by handing her "her own card" to expose her wealth publicly. The episode ends with Gianna reeling as the room waits for her next move.
004
At a social event someone gives Ms. Garrison’s exclusive black card to "that country bumpkin," prompting outrage. Mr. Malone is warned while Vega and others call the woman a "fake," warn to "keep an eye on her" and claim she "might lose an arm or a leg someday." Chaos leads to "Go to the hospital." A returned card and "Didn't you say you'd clean my shoes? Mom" escalate things. Vega defends, but the episode ends with, "Gianna's lived with me for 20 years" and a charge that you "don't seem to remember who your real daughter is," leaving identity unresolved.
005
At a tense hospital corridor someone accuses Vega Garrison of lying and 'stealing' a life, saying she's pretending to be the victim after appearing 'shoes wiped clean.' Bystanders gossip that the Richmond girl from the countryside might be Vega Garrison, possibly the Flacdence tycoon who suddenly withdrew large sums. Voices flip: one vows they'd treat her like royalty; another admits that when they nearly beat her before, she looked pathetic. A woman insists it can't be her. The scene ends with someone asking Ms. Garrison, "Have you been in the hospital room all day?"
006
During Brycen's final rehabilitation session, a therapist performs a last treatment while Vega watches and accuses the therapist of rushing to 'fix a broken man' just to send him away. Vega asks if they're hurrying because they fear Brycen will never walk and thus can't be shaken off. Brycen hesitates, the therapist tells him to stand, and he struggles upright. The therapist then declares, "Here's the freedom you wanted," leaving Vega's accusation unresolved and forcing an immediate choice: hold on to him or let him go.
007
A man addressed as 'Sir' wakes unable to feel strength in his legs and is examined by medical staff. They oscillate between optimism and alarm, saying there is good news and bad news, then warn he may not be able to stand for the time being. As attendants begin to deliver the bad news—an interrupted line about Ms. Garrison—he suddenly pushes himself up. A staff member shouts, "Sir, you're standing!" The episode ends on that shock: his unexpected recovery is real, but Ms. Garrison's fate is left unfinished, creating immediate uncertainty.
008
Back from an auction with an invite to the Weldon Estate, Vega confronts her father and accuses him of using her as a stepping stone. He answers with cold contempt, saying the day she leaves the Richmond family would make him smile and sneers, "You're the one who should leave!" He calls her life worthless, says he might "let you off" if she departs sooner, and taunts that fencing at tomorrow's Weldon party will expose a bumpkin posing as nobility. The episode ends with Vega bracing for a public test that will determine whether she can stay.
009
At a tense real-estate auction, a bidder declares, "I've been fencing since I was five," then confronts Vega about motives. They learn Mr. Craig sold off several projects, a huge loss. One speaker insists those developments would block their fiancée’s sunshine. Their team offers 370 million, but Brycen’s team answers with 375 million and is poised to win. With defeat looming, someone orders, "Bring me a brazier," and tells an associate to warn a boss that his project will block their sunshine. The episode closes as they prepare a drastic move to change the bid, leaving the winner uncertain.
010
Vega Garrison, a top financial magnate, dies in an explosion and wakes in the body of a 'worthless' woman pledged as a substitute bride by a prestigious family. Refusing to play meek, Vega overturns rules: she puts servants in their place, claims the bedroom, and humbles the fake heiress. Brycen Craig, a powerful mogul in a wheelchair, grows instantly obsessed and fiercely protective. Business tycoon Elliot Malone misreads everything, bending over backwards to aid the fake heiress while snubbing the real powerhouse, becoming high society's laughingstock. When Vega's true identity comes to light, the world trembles—the woman they dismissed is the legendary figure who once had two titans fighting over her.