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The Retired King in a Security Uniform Full Episode
001
Mr. Carter, who left Wall Street and has lived off-grid for twenty years, is found by emissaries pleading for him to return as Wall Street 'is acting up.' He resists—his son doesn't even know who he really is—but they spot a tail. As they rush away, an aide shouts 'Saving your ass.' A shot rings out and someone notes, 'that bullet left the barrel 3 seconds ago.' The episode ends with Carter's son calling 'Dad!' from nearby, leaving Carter's fate and the emissaries' plan unresolved.
002
At a family gathering Tom Franklin, an old friend of Mr. Carter and a big investor, unexpectedly shows up, apologizes for a mishap, and leaves a one-billion-dollar gift. His visit quickly shifts focus: he has arranged a job for Mr. Carter's son, Xander. At Franklin's company Xander is issued a security uniform and told he'll work in security, possibly lead it because of his martial-arts skills. Ms. Lambert immediately pulls him into duty since she's short-staffed, while staff complain he's not qualified. The episode ends with Xander thrown into work amid clear doubt about his readiness.
003
A tense project meeting explodes when colleagues accuse Ms. Lambert of hiring an unfit security guard and wasting the $10M budget. Xander demands answers; Ms. Lambert defends the hire as an expert, citing the guard’s intimidating physique. Leadership then approves another $10M and orders the guard put to work. The investor—called “Dad”—is told to shadow Ms. Lambert and keep quiet. Later, Joyce is asked to act as a fake boyfriend for cover, but the scene flips when a stranger appears and declares, “My boyfriend,” leaving Joyce exposed and the team facing an immediate, unresolved lie.
004
Someone shouts 'My. Boyfriend,' triggering a scene where bystanders ask who he is. A woman pleads 'Please. Don't touch me.' She didn't care that he's a security guard, then accuses him of judging her; he replies 'not bad' and is invited to drink. He refuses because of plans, but a superior snaps, 'I'm your boss. I order you to have a drink with me tonight.' Later, over cigars, he identifies Dominican tobacco and insists 'I'm just a security guard, doesn't mean I'm poor.' Episode ends with someone calling him 'an interesting man' while the boss's demand remains.
005
A drunk businessman confides in a security guard about his failing company, mounting debts and family pressure. The guard bluntly diagnoses overextension in real estate and lays out fixes: freeze interest, downsize, cut spending and settle the bank first. The businessman then offers money and a fake-boyfriend role to improve appearances; the guard refuses. While they argue, a stranger loudly praises the guard's manners and appearance, then abruptly pulls him toward an office. Before he can refuse, someone orders, "Step inside." He is pushed into an unknown appointment that may force a major choice.
006
Inside a private room, a woman pulls a security guard in and asks him to pretend to be her boyfriend to shake off Mr. Zamora and be seen with her at tomorrow’s gala. She gives crash-course gala etiquette and mock wine-tasting, but he quickly spots the bottles and their earlier drink are fake or young vintages and reveals he actually knows wine. That discovery upends their roles—her polish was partly staged and his competence surprises her. Before they finalize the plan, someone at the door says, "I think I wanna promote you," leaving his participation in doubt.
007
An emergency midnight meeting called by Ms. Lambert forces executives into a crisis briefing. She unveils a 'genius' rescue plan: freeze loan payments, then layoffs and budget cuts. One executive abruptly resigns during the chaos. A team member shouts, "Dad! My project just launched!" and fears its funding will be axed. A colleague presses to learn who devised the plan but is shut down. Intercut personal moments — an adoption confession, dinner left warm, and a 7pm party invite — heighten the pressure. A late arrival lands "right on time," leaving the project's fate unresolved.
008
A woman unexpectedly arrives at a small party after changing clothes, telling an accompanying man she’s there to find Tom Franklin. Pressured to “be on your best behavior,” she signs in and asks him to pose as her boyfriend. At the event, guests spot Ms. Lambert arm‑in‑arm with that man and urge Mr. Zamora to introduce them so they can talk to the gentleman. Their plan unravels when attendees identify him as a security guard, and the group’s intent to approach him stalls—forcing an immediate decision about how to proceed.
009
When guests claim Joyce Lambert's new boyfriend was seen in a security uniform, Joyce brings her uncle, Mr. Zamora, to verify. At the table they confront Troy Carter; he insists the guard story is mistaken and introduces himself as a former quant trader. Yael Zamora, who also names himself a quant fund manager, tests Troy. Troy downplays his past but then warns that US regulators are issuing new rules that will tank domestic quant funds. His line reads like insider knowledge and shocks the group; they end the episode asking, 'How did he know?'
010
At a social gathering Mr. Zamora tries to excuse himself, then the conversation shifts to a disputed multi-billion hospital smart renovation bid. Guests press Zane Zamora about claimed Senate connections and whether he secretly teamed with Great Sage Medical; Uncle Carter accuses him of winning or colluding on the project. Zane denies it. The mood flips when Zane introduces his blunt nephew Yael and Auntie Lambert; Yael's rude interruptions deepen the awkwardness. The bid accusation remains unproven as Auntie Lambert's arrival stalls the confrontation, leaving everyone awaiting her response.