Claimed by the CEO

Nora Grant is told she is pregnant and reminded that she is only nineteen. The conversation shifts to marriage, with the other side insisting the wedding must go ahead, leaving her cornered.

A woman touches Mr. Quinn in public and he does not recoil, sparking whispers that the Quinn family's hopes for an heir may be dashed. Elsewhere, Nora Grant is pressed about her lunch and thinks she has nearly saved enough for tuition, only to have someone call out that she skips meals yet has stashed away twenty thousand.

Nora Grant discovers her father has taken her savings and refuses to return them. He has arranged her marriage to Old Zhang, a man in his seventies, and tears up her university admission letter. Nora resolves to earn enough money in one month to escape. Meanwhile, Mr. Quinn is pressured by his great-grandfather to marry this year due to a hereditary family condition.

Nora Grant arrives for an interview at the Quinn residence, where Mr. Quinn takes an unusual interest in her. She asks for twenty yuan an hour, but suddenly feels feverish and realizes she may have been drugged.

Nora Grant is mistaken by Mr. Quinn for a worker trying to extort extra money while drugged. She protests but is powerless. Afterwards, a doctor informs her she is pregnant with rare triplets and implies she is promiscuous, deepening her predicament.

Nora Grant's pregnancy is exposed by coworkers at the factory. Mr. Quinn arrives and questions the child's origin, prompting coworkers to demand her dismissal. After clearing the room, he orders an investigation into whether she has another man. Returning home, Nora learns her father has arranged her marriage to Old Zhang from the neighboring village, and she resolves to flee with her unborn children.

Mr. Quinn's family pressures him to undergo IVF, citing the family's seventeen-generation single-son lineage. He cuts them off and reveals that the woman from that night is pregnant, stunning everyone present.

Mr. Quinn presents a pregnancy report confirming Nora Grant is carrying triplets, stunning his relatives who quickly promise gifts and shops. Yet he declares that even if the children are kept, a woman of her background is unworthy to be his wife.

Nora Grant is caught trying to flee an arranged marriage to Old Zhang, a man in his seventies, for a bride price of two hundred thousand. Desperate, she blurts out that she is pregnant with triplets. Her family refuses to believe her and instead beats her, demanding to know the father's identity so they can extort money from him.

Nora Grant's father and brother threaten to drag her into the street unless she reveals the father of her triplets. Under duress, she names the capital's wealthiest man, Mr. Quinn. Her family mocks her claim as a fantasy and demands he appear in person to prove it.

Mr. Quinn takes Nora Grant's distressed call and senses she is being threatened. She returns his ten-million-yuan card, borrowing only three thousand with an IOU, intending to cut ties. Furious, he orders her location tracked and sets off with several elders to confront whoever is bullying her.

Nora Grant is beaten by her family, who accuse her of losing money and lying, and threaten to harm her unborn child. Mr. Quinn arrives just in time, ordering them to stop and warning that no one may touch her.