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35 episodes
The Third Slot of the Vending Machine · Episode 12
Episode 12/35Betty, a night janitor working in a downtown Chicago office building, finds a distress note on a vending machine. A young employee named Emily is being stalked, monitored and harassed by her supervisor. Risking trouble, Betty teams up with two fellow janitors to collect evidence secretly. They gather recordings, photos and surveillance footage, then report the misconduct anonymously. The abuser is fired and convicted later. Inspired by this experience, Betty pushes the company to set up anonymous help boxes for staff. She keeps offering a listening ear and assistance to those in trouble. Quiet and ordinary as she is, the janitor becomes a reliable guardian, spreading kindness and courage in the workplace.
Short drama · 35 episodes · Subtitled · Completed
Aron thought he had a perfect five-year relationship with Lucy until a camping trip revealed the truth. Lucy's "male best friend," Tom, openly flirted with her and even wore Aron’s late father's cherished shirt, humiliating Aron. When he expressed his pain, Lucy dismissed it and slapped him to defend Tom, prompting Aron to walk away. Reconnecting with loyal childhood friend Ella, Aron fulfilled his father's last wish by donating Lucy’s money to charity and building a new life. Meanwhile, Lucy's world crumbled as her friends turned against her, and Tom's jealousy led to harassment and a troubled marriage. Months later, Aron married Ella, and they built a loving family with their son, Andy. Lucy, left alone with her regrets, faded into the background.
Three years as a housewife, Lily finds her husband is cheating—but never expects that the glamorous, powerful "other woman" isn't interested in her husband at all. She's interested in Lily herself. Vivian, the CEO of LUXE INTIMATES, had noticed Lily's design talent years ago, and now uses a business deal to pull her back into a world of desire, ambition, and buried dreams. As Vivian rebuilds her confidence and awakens everything she has suppressed, Lily must choose between staying a beaten-down wife—or becoming the woman she was always meant to be.
Rosa, a 43-year-old Mexican immigrant, worked in a Chicago hotel laundry to support her daughter's dance studies. After discovering her supervisor and his brother-in-law in HR were withholding overtime pay, she exposed their corruption through her artwork. With over forty female workers rallying behind her, they fought for their rights, resulting in the dismissal of the two men and full payment of owed wages. Rosa became chair of the payroll self-inspection committee, learned English, and started labor rights workshops for immigrants. She transformed from a laundry worker to a champion for grassroots workers, inspiring her daughter to pursue social work. Rosa believes that true change comes from unity, emphasizing that only together can we achieve fairness and dignity.
Rejected by New York Fashion Week three years in a row, Brooklyn designer Rachel West discovers jury scoring data revealing systematic gender bias. Instead of protesting, she stages her own show on the sidewalk across from Lincoln Center—no catwalk, no invitations, just a rented LED screen live-streaming to the public. As the crowd grows and the stream hits 30,000 viewers, the committee begs her to move inside. She refuses. What starts as one woman's rebellion becomes a movement that reshapes the industry—and turns Rachel into the opening designer of Paris Fashion Week.
Poverty-stricken Asian female college student Emily, in order to save her seriously ill brother, unexpectedly has a one-night stand with the cold-faced heir Michael and becomes pregnant. He signs a one-year contract marriage with her for five hundred million, thinking it is only a transaction of interests. Yet amid workplace bullying, family oppression, and daily friction, they go from sharp confrontation to mutual fall. When the contract expires, he says: I don't care about the five hundred million, I only want you.
When Emily, the heiress to the billionaire Howard family, advocates for her daughter Lily's rights at the preschool, she discovers that her husband David had another family with a woman named Sarah.
Tris and her fiancé, Chett, experience a breakdown in their relationship due to power imbalances when Tris becomes Chett's boss. Meanwhile, Turner, Tris's own boss, expresses romantic feelings toward her. Struggling in a world dominated by patriarchy, Tris must outsmart everyone simply to survive.
For years, florist Violet’s designs were stolen and falsely credited to her partner Julian. At an international floral competition, she exhibited Crown of Thorns, an installation crafted from her sketches. The unique fingerprints and handwriting on the drafts exposed his plagiarism to the public. Violet then pursued her dream independently. She competed under her own name and claimed the gold medal with her work The Fifth Spring. Later, she ran a floral studio and served as a competition judge. Transforming past pains into strength, she let go of her troubles and continued to thrive in the floral industry.
Small-time assistant Mia has a one-night stand with a billionaire heir and her life unfolds when she goes to work for him. Her new boss needs a wife in order to secure his inheritance and he winds up in an arranged marriage with Mia’s greedy sister. Mia navigates her relationships while falling in love.
During a five-hour airport delay on her way to her own wedding, 28-year-old Halle Bennett meets a stranger who changes her life-Eleanor Warren, a 70-year-old woman in a worn-out fleece jacket. "Your face is grey. You don't look like a woman about to get married," Eleanor says, shattering three years of self-deception. After hearing Eleanor's regrets-a scholarship given up for a boyfriend, a failed marriage, starting over at sixty-Halle texts her fiance: "Wedding cancelled." She skips the flight and enrolls in the MBA program she once abandoned. Over eight years, Halle graduates, becomes a travel blogger, travels the world, and builds a life of her own. Eleanor disappears at sea, leaving a sailing journal with a final message: "I have no regrets. Not one minute." In the finale, Halle flies to Tonga and tells a young girl heading to her boyfriend: "Remember, you can always come back." This is not a love story about finding the right man. It is about finding the right self.
Housewife Rachel visits her husband James's company for the first time and is publicly slapped by his receptionist, who is actually the sister of James's mistress, Blair. Horrified, Rachel learns that James has been presenting Blair as his "wife" at work for five years. Just as she is being thrown out, her older brother Louis, a powerful business mogul known as "Mr. White," arrives and reveals that Rachel is the true founder and hidden owner of James Group. With Louis's support, Rachel forces James to sign a divorce agreement that leaves him with nothing, destroys his company by cutting off all partners, and watches as James and Blair turn against each other and go bankrupt. In the end, Rachel walks away free, healed, and ready to start anew.
Megan, captain of “City United,” learns the team will disband for financial reasons. She writes “WE WON’T DISBAND” on the board, and they launch a crowdfunding campaign. Tom, a retired worker, mortgages his house and donates £20,000. Fans contribute, and Tom wins naming rights, renaming the team “Fans United.” Training in a park without a coach or medical staff, Megan leads the team. They finish second and secure promotion, but the FA demands a stadium and youth academy within three months. They gather 100,000 signatures, and the FA grants an exception.
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