Mom’s Gap Year

Mom’s Gap Year
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Mom’s Gap Year

39 episodes · 8 free episodes

Talented Wall Street analyst Ella enters a contractual marriage with billionaire Sebastian to fund her mother’s $5 million liver transplant. They live as distant strangers until Ella becomes pregnant and is framed by Sebastian’s half-brother, Nick, leading to a public scandal. Sebastian unexpectedly defends her, and they flee to Switzerland, where their bond deepens. After Nick is arrested, Ella gives birth to twin daughters, and their fake marriage turns into genuine love. Sebastian ends the contract, proposes to Ella, and their relationship evolves into a warm, lifelong romance.

Short drama · 39 episodes · Subtitled · Completed

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Talented Wall Street analyst Ella enters a contractual marriage with billionaire Sebastian to fund her mother’s $5 million liver transplant. They live as distant strangers until Ella becomes pregnant and is framed by Sebastian’s half-brother, Nick, leading to a public scandal. Sebastian unexpectedly defends her, and they flee to Switzerland, where their bond deepens. After Nick is arrested, Ella gives birth to twin daughters, and their fake marriage turns into genuine love. Sebastian ends the contract, proposes to Ella, and their relationship evolves into a warm, lifelong romance.

Mom’s Gap Year