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The City's Top Flirt, My Obedient Husband Full Episode
001
Ms. Finch (Giselle) wakes after a violent raid to learn Ms. Hannah has registered her marriage with Mr. Zeller—the match Finch was meant to make. Told her grandfather and mother died and her father's new family took over the Finches, she pleads not to be locked up. She reveals she was undercover for the government to take down the Blackstorm Gang, then declares she's the gang's leader and the rightful heiress, vowing to take back what was stolen. The episode ends with her arriving at the marriage registration—'Getting betrothed... I mean, married'—leaving Hannah and Zeller's future unsettled.
002
In this episode Giselle storms the street insisting she'll take Mr. Zeller after others declare he won't marry her. She's shoved and struck during the outburst; when she snaps "Who said I'm marrying you?" onlookers jeer. Mr. Zeller's family arrives and an intimidating Mrs. Zeller appears, deepening the humiliation. A family member admits they married an outlaw only because Grandpa threatened to cut their allowance and warns that if Grandpa finds out "she beat me," he'll force a divorce. The episode ends with Giselle publicly exposed and her claim to Mr. Zeller jeopardized by a looming, family-imposed divorce.
003
Caleb bursts into the Zeller home with a scratched face, and his family demands a doctor and justice. Victor and the elders blame a Finch woman, summon police, and insist Caleb must divorce her. Giselle, introduced as a Finch, admits she hit Caleb until he agreed to marry her — a revelation that enrages the Zellers because Caleb is their sole heir and the marriage was arranged by his grandfather. Guards are ordered to eject Giselle; she is dragged out but taunts, "My super strength came with me!" leaving the family to decide the next move.
004
During a violent household confrontation, a woman openly insults Caleb—calling him weak, infertile and claiming "we're married, so he's mine"—after a scuffle prompts calls for the police. Caleb begs his grandfather Victor for rescue, warning he'll die if forced to stay. The family, fearing for their sole heir, demands he divorce her. Grandpa agrees and elders declare they need someone bold to keep Caleb in line, dismissing dissent. The episode closes with Giselle being asked to go to her room—"the bridal chamber"—leaving the divorce plan and Caleb's fate unresolved.
005
At their wedding, guests hurry Giselle to the bridal chamber while Caleb's childish advances escalate. He sneaks up and tries to kiss her; Giselle pushes him away and warns him not to touch her. Family members call Caleb immature; one even suggests beatings while another lets it slide. Caleb mocks her resistance and hints he might try again, alarming those present. Giselle then flips the balance by issuing a blunt ultimatum: "You've got one year before I divorce you." The episode ends with Caleb staring down that ticking deadline.
006
At a boisterous wedding-night party, Mr. Zeller is celebrated while his bride waits alone. Guests press him to drink and mock his absence; when confronted for abandoning his wife, he shrugs off concern and vows to turn her into “the biggest joke in Halton,” refusing to go home. Earlier, others argue about whether to lock up a woman — one whispers, “If we don't, I'll lose my innocence.” Another person reveals, “I may have the original host's memories,” and vows to learn about this new era. The episode ends with humiliation set and the woman's fate unresolved.
007
After servants pause because Mr. Zeller Sr. assumed the couple were resting, a playful skirmish in the house escalates. One person grabs a pot lid, another brandishes an ancestral sword and boasts about the Blackstorm Gang—until the sword snaps and panic follows. Taunts turn physical: blows are traded, someone pleads “not the face,” and a new challenger vows to settle the score. The scene is abruptly interrupted when Mr. Zeller appears, complains he’s hungry and orders food, and then someone snarls, “Giselle, you’ll pay for this!” leaving Giselle trapped and tensions unresolved.
008
Giselle wakes complaining of a stiff back and blames Caleb for roughhousing on their expensive custom bed. Grandpa Victor furiously confronts the household after finding a broken sword and demands who is responsible; someone admits, "It was me." The confession doesn't calm him. He refuses to replace the priceless bed and instead offers a massive payoff—$100 million—if Giselle will control Caleb. His conditions are strict: be on time for work, be home by midnight, and provide a great-grandchild within a year. The episode ends with Giselle weighing whether to accept his harsh bargain.
009
At a tense dinner a woman tells a man, "I'll never have a child with you." He withdraws; Caleb barely eats and she declares, "I'm leaving." A phone demand—"Come home right now!"—pulls the scene into a family power play: someone vows to "put the Finches in their place." Ms. Finch then faces an angry household as a stepsister and stepmom press to steal an engagement. The conflict turns violent: relatives shove and shout "Let go! B*tch!" and bystanders cry "Run!" The episode ends with Ms. Finch fleeing while the taunt "Watch who you're messing with!" hangs in the air.
010
At a family meeting about her engagement to the Zellers, Giselle erupts after an earlier scuffle left Olivia hurt. Her father interrupts, orders, "Give this engagement — to Hannah," and insists Hannah is better suited for the Zellers and their heir Caleb. Relatives call for a doctor for Olivia as Giselle challenges her father, lashes out, and refuses to be sidelined. The episode ends with the engagement reassigned and Giselle publicly accused and humiliated, forced to decide immediately whether to accept her family's verdict or retaliate.