

Max Lowe spends a year abroad for work. When he returns, he discovers that his wife, Yara Smith, has appointed her childhood friend, Cody Muhl, as a director. When Max tries to fire Cody, Yara and the top management all threaten to quit. Only then does Max realize that he has been reduced to a mere figurehead. Not one to give in easily, Max retaliates with full force. He sends both Yara and Cody to prison. With that behind him, Max begins a new, happy life with Hannah Bell.

Max Lowe spends a year abroad for work. When he returns, he discovers that his wife, Yara Smith, has appointed her childhood friend, Cody Muhl, as a director. When Max tries to fire Cody, Yara and the top management all threaten to quit. Only then does Max realize that he has been reduced to a mere figurehead. Not one to give in easily, Max retaliates with full force. He sends both Yara and Cody to prison. With that behind him, Max begins a new, happy life with Hannah Bell.

Henry Judd, a CEO managing life with bipolar disorder, is out celebrating his wedding anniversary with his wife. She invites her cousin to join them for a meal. During their time at the restaurant, a mischievous child repeatedly disrupts Henry, eventually breaking his phone, necklace, and even his medication. Just as Henry is about to confront the child and teach him a lesson, his wife intervenes, stopping him.

While driving his wife’s car, Jacob Nolan follows the GPS home, only to find it pointing to an unfamiliar apartment. He realizes that his wife, Kate Ruben, is cheating on him with her PhD student, Ryan Lange. As a result, he decides to divorce her and teams up with four formidable childhood friends—a lawyer, a hacker, a financial expert, and a fighter.

After working 24 straight hours to secure a major project, Jacob Grant takes a quick smoke break in the stairwell. The next day, his fiancée, Rosa Lynch, uses it as an excuse to fire him. The person who secretly reports him is her new assistant, Henry Howe, who is also having an affair with her. Jacob walks away without hesitation and teams up with CEO Susie Koch to rebuild his career. Using his abilities and wit, he outsmarts his former fiancée and her lover.

After working 24 straight hours to secure a major project, Jacob Grant takes a quick smoke break in the stairwell. The next day, his fiancée, Rosa Lynch, uses it as an excuse to fire him. The person who secretly reports him is her new assistant, Henry Howe, who is also having an affair with her. Jacob walks away without hesitation and teams up with CEO Susie Koch to rebuild his career. Using his abilities and wit, he outsmarts his former fiancée and her lover.

Super soldier Logan Steele goes undercover as CEO Claire Carter’s personal assistant to protect her and the Panacea-1 capsules. Brash, shameless, and constantly underestimated, he fights off rivals, saves Claire from a drugged setup meant to ruin her, and helps her crush every threat to her company and the miracle formula.

Philip, the chairman of the Wharton Group and investor in the Ravenham Auto Plant, returns to his wife, Caroline's family to celebrate Christmas. However, unaware of his true identity, her family mocks and mistreats him and even tries to convince Caroline to divorce him, causing her to doubt Riley, until his true identity is revealed, shaming everyone who doubted him. Riley and Caroline reconcile and enjoy their Christmas together.

Philip Hinton, chairman of the Hinton Group, devises an extreme plan to temper his son Roger Hinton’s character and abilities. He strips off his expensive suits, dons faded work clothes, and sets up a cold noodle stall outside his own company headquarters. From childhood, Roger believes he comes from poverty and must fight to change his fate. Only when his father finally closes the stall does the truth emerge. The humble vendor was a billionaire all along.

Vivian, the bankrupt heiress, walks in on her fiancé and her best friend plotting to pull her father's ventilator plug at their engagement party. While fleeing, she falls into the arms of her fiancé's uncle—Alistair, the "Tyrant of Wall Street." He offers to save her father in exchange for a binding marriage contract. Vivian fights back: she gets her fiancé drunk and ruins his reputation, and sends her best friend to prison. But she mistakenly believes Alistair is the one who killed her mother, and teams up with foreign investors to short his conglomerate. When the truth comes to light—he is the boy who saved her from a fire ten years ago, his back bearing burns that never healed—the two powerhouses join forces. She takes control of the financial empire in the open, while he secretly deploys phantom funds to counterattack. The scumbag fiancé goes bankrupt, the best friend descends into madness, and the mastermind behind it all is left without access to medical care. At the pinnacle of their victory, he kneels and fastens a necklace around her ankle: "I am willing to be your prisoner." She lifts his chin with a smile: "We have been each other's captives all along."