50 EPStory Overview
Single mother Siena's son Leo has a rare illness with three months to live. The only hope is finding his biological father. Dante, CEO of Ocean Group, is secretly the Sea Emperor—and Leo is his son. Obsessed noblewoman Valentina tries to kill them. Together they fight and earn a hard-won happily-ever-after.
Episode Playlist (50)
Recommended For You
Maria the Little Lucky Star
Rabbit orphan Maria is seen as cursed because her words come true. Duchess Ethelyn takes her in; her blessings heal the duke’s son and thaw the duke’s heart. But Maria foresees a conspiracy that will destroy the manor—can she rewrite it?
Blood doesn't lie
Selena returns home after thirteen years of being trafficked, but her parents have given all their love to adopted Ivy. She tries to fit in, never trusted—until she disappears. No one reports it. An old case and an unidentified body drag the buried truth back.
Mommy's little hero
Mia publicly calls Manhattan titan Arthur "Daddy" and shows a DNA report, but he dismisses it. Her mother Chloe is his first love, who left him to protect him and ended up in prison. As DNA results near, inheritance, old grudges, and mother-daughter love collide.
Litte Baby Big Rescue
Crown Princess returns in disguise with daughter Mia for her brother’s wedding. A gold-digging future sister-in-law mistakes her for an impostor and locks her away. Can little Mia and her friend Leo save her mother in time?
Reunion Night Gone Awry
On New Year's Eve, Claire Stone plans a reunion dinner with her father Gordon Stone’s fiancée Vivian Parker. At a community matchmaking spot, Vivian mistakes Claire for a single woman and pressures her to marry her naive son Benny Parker. Determined to reveal Vivian’s true colors, Claire watches as Vivian is horrified upon discovering her real identity. A warm festive night devolves into a ridiculous farce.
Too Ugly to Marry, She's a Hidden Beauty!
My Oscar dad and Grammy mom saw me as an ugly, unwanted daughter, called me Toad, and sent me to Grandma Maggie. 18 years later, I got into Harvard and came home masked. Dad frowned: "Hiding your ugly face?" Mom laughed, saying I'd look worse next to pretty Sienna. Sienna took my hand, calling beauty a burden and me "blessed to be ugly". My hand paused. Grandma wrote monthly—I got prettier daily, boys flocked. She sent pics. They never opened any, never knew what I'd become.