Forbidden Bond

Episode 1

Lorraine has one month to marry a Morgan, or her father's fortune goes to her stepmother and stepsister. She thinks she has it handled—she and Raymond are in love, and he's the Morgan heir. Then she learns the truth about Raymond and Tina. If he wants to break their deal, fine. She'll go after his father instead.

That night she knocks on Harrison's door after hours. Her boss. Raymond's adoptive father. The man nobody tames. She says she has a question for him. His answer is to tell her to get out. But she doesn't leave. What exactly is she planning to ask him?

Episode 2

Harrison accuses Lorraine of playing games—just a secretary in love with her boss, a lie he's heard a hundred times. He's sure it's revenge for Raymond's cheating and warns her to stop. Lorraine doesn't blink. "What if you're the one I want to marry?"

His warning is cold: don't use me as a weapon against Raymond. Cross me and you'll regret it. She only smiles and pushes harder. Then Raymond comes looking for his missing fiancée, and Harrison lies to his own son—she's here working late. Lorraine notices. The untouchable man just covered for her. One month to the wedding, and she's running out of time.

Episode 3

Harrison tries to shut it down—do your job, stop playing games—and tells Lorraine she can leave early before his gala. She doesn't take the out. At home, her stepmother presses about where she's been and reminds her of the stakes: no wedding by next month, and two-thirds of the estate goes to them. Lorraine insists the wedding is still on.

Then she texts Harrison and talks her way into the gala. There's a telltale mark on her neck, and Raymond's suspicion spikes when he spots the same mark on Lorraine. Harrison appears, calm as ever. The questions are closing in—and nobody's answering them straight.

Episode 4

Raymond can't believe it. His father never lets any woman near him—he once threw out a whole suit after a stranger brushed his sleeve. So whose marks are those? Lorraine waves it off as a mosquito bite. "One very thirsty mosquito."

Harrison corners her with a warning, and she throws it right back, daring him to show her the consequences. Meanwhile, the family starts to wonder what kind of woman could make the untouchable Harrison lose control after all these years. Lorraine needles him—twice now he's covered for her. Maybe he doesn't love his son as much as he claims. And the wedding talk turns to the elder. They mean Harrison.

Episode 5

Raymond plays the devoted fiancé, promising Lorraine the wedding of the century. She almost believes the performance—except she heard him with Tina herself. Then he gets down on one knee. "Lorraine, will you marry me?" She doesn't answer yes or no. She just watches him.

Harrison's response to the whole spectacle is flat: it's your wedding, make your own decisions. But when someone asks if there's a woman at the party he's interested in, he says no a little too quickly. Then Raymond pushes his father to guarantee the wedding goes off without a hitch—or provide a husband as compensation. The room goes quiet. What is Harrison going to say?

Episode 6

Raymond starts piecing it together—or tries to. There's no way his father is having an affair with his fiancée. No way. He asks Lorraine if Harrison seems off today. She plays it cool, claiming she barely knows the man, then slips away before the questions get sharper.

But someone else is watching too, and the suspicion is spreading. Lorraine's own game is getting riskier by the hour—she's juggling a fiancé who's starting to notice and a boss who keeps giving her reasons to stay close. Then a quiet moment turns into an offer she wasn't expecting: break up with Raymond. Be with me. Is Harrison finally making his move?

Episode 7

Lorraine pushes Harrison to make it official, and he draws a hard line. He'll give her a place by his side, but he will never marry her. Why? Because he already has an heir—everything he owns will go to him someday. A wife serves no purpose in his life.

She walks away with a warning of her own: don't regret this. Back home, the scheming continues. Tina demands to know why Raymond asked Lorraine to meet his father when he promised to cut her off. He insists it's all for show, just keeping Lorraine from getting suspicious. But Tina isn't reassured. He swore he'd call off the wedding the day before it happens. Will he actually go through with it?

Episode 8

Tina needles Raymond about Lorraine, and he vows that Tina is the only woman he'll ever love—if he breaks that vow, may he lose everything. Tina worries Lorraine won't let him go when the time comes. Raymond shrugs it off—Lorraine is buried in work, never asks where he is, barely cares about the wedding.

But even he starts to wonder if she's hiding something. Then he corners Lorraine with a crude "preview of the marital perks," and she shoves him off. The moment is broken by a summons: bring the grand project file to the office in ten minutes. Whose order is Lorraine really following?

Episode 9

Lorraine arrives at the office with the file, and the tension with Harrison turns electric. He accuses her of toying with him like a dog on a leash, and she fires back with a teasing jab that clearly gets under his skin. He tells her to stop calling him that.

Then Raymond's voice cuts through from outside the door. He's coming in. Lorraine has seconds to disappear, and Harrison has to decide what kind of lie he's willing to tell his son this time. The door handle turns. The secret is one wrong word away from collapsing—and Raymond is already suspicious enough to push it open.

Episode 10

Harrison barely gets away with it. When Raymond barges in demanding to know why Lorraine was there, Harrison coldly reminds him of his manners—she dropped off a file and left. But Raymond isn't convinced. He can smell her perfume in the room.

Then it gets worse: Lorraine's phone starts ringing from under Harrison's desk. Raymond freezes. His father just told him she wasn't here. The lies are stacking up faster than anyone can cover them, and Raymond finally asks the question out loud—was Lorraine telling the truth, or is she hiding under Harrison's desk right now? The answer is about to blow the whole arrangement apart.

If you like your revenge served with a side of dangerous office tension, this one's an easy binge—start it tonight and see how long Lorraine can keep her secret.