His Healing Touch
Saila worked three jobs a day for seven years to take care of her blind and bankrupt husband, Dante. One day, while working as a volunteer in a welfare home, she accidentally comforted the world's richest son, Cotter, who suffered from severe autism. At this time, Setrick was facing a huge crisis of being deprived of custody by the CPS (Child Protection Services Bureau) due to his absence all the year round, and urgently needed a perfect wife to win the hearing. When the tired Saila returned home, she found out that her husband cheated on her and learned that her real identity was actually the heir of a top rich family. The suffering of the past seven years was all a blind scam he set up to test Saila's "not worship of money". The angry Saila decisively proposed a divorce, but her ex-husband took advantage of her absolute economic hegemony to get out of the house, and even her biological daughter was bribed with money. He not only scolded her as a "poor ghost", but also pushed her fiercely. In the desperate situation when Saila was completely blocked by her ex-husband and was penniless, the richest man Setrick came strongly. In order to keep his son's custody, he handed Saila a contract marriage of tens of millions of dollars. Saila, who had nothing, resolutely signed and not only became a perfect mother at the hearing, but also started a counterattack with Setrick, who hit her ex-husband in the face and healed each other.
Story Guide
Episode 1
Saila is stretched thin, juggling shifts and volunteering at a welfare home where she quietly offers a strawberry to a boy who won't let anyone near him. That boy is Cotter, and his father, Setrick, is in trouble: child protection services want proof that Cotter has a stable home, or he'll be placed in foster care at next week's hearing. Setrick's money can't fix this. His advisor tells him the judge wants a complete family, which means he needs a wife. Meanwhile, Cotter lets Saila touch him — something he never allows. Setrick is watching.
Episode 2
Cotter hugging a stranger is called a miracle — he's extremely touch-avoidant, and no therapist has gotten through. Setrick thanks Saila and quietly orders a background check on her. Saila mentions her own daughter, Mia, and her blind husband, Dante, explaining she's happy despite the mounting medical bills. Then she heads to another shift. At home, the picture is uglier than she knows: a woman's robe, a taunting voice, and a scene Saila was never supposed to walk in on. Her early return changes everything.
Episode 3
Saila walks in on Dante with Sarah, and the mask drops. Sarah mocks the devoted wife who worked three jobs, and Dante — who was never blind — doesn't bother denying it. He's the Beaumont heir. The blindness and the bankruptcy were a seven-year trick, a test to make sure Saila wasn't a gold digger. The woman who split sandwiches to buy his medicine is told she married a fake cripple. Saila has spent seven years being played, and now she finally sees the full scope of the lie.
Episode 4
Saila confronts the waste of it all — the skipped meals, the landlord's shouting, the years she gave away — and Dante calls it a test. The Beaumont family has standards, and she passed. He offers her money like a prize. Saila refuses, demands a divorce, and says she's taking Mia. But Dante has stacked the deck: the apartment is in his name, her accounts are his to freeze, and no judge would hand custody to a woman with no home and no money. He tells her to check her pockets.
Episode 5
Saila tries to take Mia and leave, but her own daughter turns on her. Mia parrots Dante's line — that Saila was only ever after their money — and says she wants a rich new mother, naming Vivian. Then comes the cruelest blow: Mia tells her mother to get hit by a car and die. Saila, who gave up her dreams and spent seven years as a nanny for this family, is left reeling on the street. The people she sacrificed everything for have thrown her away.
Episode 6
Saila wakes to find Setrick brought her back after the accident. A staff member explains that she's the first person Cotter ever willingly let close — the boy clings to her, while her own daughter wished her dead. Word comes that Setrick's condition is worsening; medication no longer holds it, and he needs someone by his side. Cotter finally hugs his father for the first time in seven years, and it's credited to Saila. Setrick is determined not to let her refuse him.
Episode 7
Setrick thanks Saila for saving Cotter, then reveals something raw: for seven years, his body rejected any woman's touch — until her. He shows her he knows about her divorce and asks her to marry him. When she wonders why the richest man in the world needs a contract marriage, he explains his condition and Cotter's need for a mother. Three years, twenty million. Saila hesitates, exhausted by seven years of lies, unwilling to treat marriage as a deal.
Episode 8
Back at the house, Dante and Mia demand Saila cook for them, but she's done being their maid. Dante calls the cheating just a test and insists she's part of the Beaumont family now; Mia shrugs off pushing her mother into traffic as a joke. Dante offers a million to smooth things over. Saila refuses his dirty money and walks out. Behind her, Dante freezes her accounts and warns every company in the city: hire her, and you're against the Beaumont family.
Episode 9
Saila tries to leave the state, but her card is frozen and a formal notice accuses her of stealing from Dante. Her own wages are confiscated, and she's banned from leaving the city — Dante's way of trapping her until she begs to come back. Cornered with no money and no exit, she makes a call. She tells Setrick she has no choice and accepts his deal. He tells her to stay put — he's coming.
Cast
- Saila — Heroine; works three jobs, mother of Mia, later contract wife of Setrick
- Dante — Saila's blind and bankrupt husband; actually Beaumont heir who faked blindness and bankruptcy
- Cotter — Setrick's son; has severe autism
- Setrick — World's richest man; Cotter's father; offers Saila a contract marriage
- Mia — Saila and Dante's daughter; turns against Saila
- Sarah — Dante's mistress
- Vivian — Rich woman; Mia mentions her as a new mother
FAQ
What is His Healing Touch about?
Saila works three jobs to support her blind husband Dante and their daughter Mia, while volunteering at a welfare home where she comforts Cotter, the touch-avoidant son of billionaire Setrick. After she discovers Dante's blindness and bankruptcy were a seven-year trick, he freezes her accounts and turns Mia against her. Penniless and blocked from leaving the city, Saila accepts Setrick's contract marriage offer so he can prove a stable home for Cotter at his custody hearing.
Who is Saila in His Healing Touch?
Saila is the heroine. She works three jobs, is the mother of Mia, and later becomes Setrick's contract wife. She volunteers at a welfare home, where she is the first person Cotter ever willingly lets close.
Who is Setrick and what does he offer Saila?
Setrick is the world's richest man and Cotter's father. Because his condition is worsening and Cotter needs a mother, he asks Saila to marry him in a contract marriage: three years for twenty million. He also tells her that for seven years his body rejected any woman's touch — until her.
Why does Saila agree to marry Setrick?
After Dante freezes her accounts, accuses her of stealing from him, confiscates her wages, and bans her from leaving the city, Saila is cornered with no money and no exit. She calls Setrick, tells him she has no choice, and accepts his deal.
What did Dante do to Saila?
Dante pretended to be blind and bankrupt for seven years as a test to make sure Saila wasn't a gold digger — he is actually the Beaumont heir. When Saila caught him with Sarah and demanded a divorce, he froze her accounts, accused her of stealing from him, confiscated her wages, and warned every company in the city not to hire her.
Why does Cotter only let Saila touch him?
Cotter is extremely touch-avoidant and no therapist has gotten through to him, but he lets Saila touch him — something he never allows anyone else. A staff member later explains she is the first person Cotter ever willingly let close, and Cotter finally hugs his father for the first time in seven years, which is credited to Saila.
Is His Healing Touch worth watching?
If you like revenge, betrayal, billionaire, contract marriage, and hidden identity stories, His Healing Touch delivers all of them: a seven-year lie exposed, a daughter who turns on her mother, and a heroine who becomes a mother to Cotter and begins a counterattack against Dante.
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