His Little Fox

Episode 1

A gala, a legendary sapphire, and one very bad case of mistaken identity. Jewelry designer Isolde Valentine is at the end of her rope — and tonight is do-or-die. Champagne flows, and she tells herself the face across from her is worth every consequence.

There's a mark, she insists — one that responds only to the champagne, definitely the champagne. She's about to make the most reckless decision of her life, one that will cost her far more than a contract.

Episode 2

The Tears of the Moon has sat on royal fingers for 300 years, and tonight Sebastian Blackwood is the one handing out access to it. Isolde's mission is simple: find the man in the red tie, smile, make him feel important, and walk away with the sapphire. Fail, and it's cup noodles in a cold studio.

She gets the sapphire — that's what matters. But the morning after, she greets her conquest by the wrong name, and the fallout is about to get very expensive.

Episode 3

"You're not Lucas." The words land like a dropped tray of champagne. Isolde didn't spend the night with the useless trust-fund heir — she spent it with Sebastian Blackwood, the CEO of BKG, a man who has personally ended three jewelry houses in eighteen months. Lucas? Shipped to a Pacific island by 5 a.m.

Back home, a voice pushes marriage as a solution and calls her a mess. Isolde isn't listening. Her mother is dying in a hospital about to cut her off, her business is two lawsuits from liquidation, and she just slept with the most powerful man in European luxury. So she's going back to the castle to fix it — on her knees if she has to.

Episode 4

Isolde walks into the castle and calls last night exactly what it was: a humiliating, colossal mistake. She's there to apologize formally and sincerely for all of it. Sebastian isn't impressed — she called it a mistake, then vanished before he opened his eyes, and now she offers words?

He offers payback instead: one night, and they're even. Then, business. Since they're square, he has a proposal — and it concerns the Tears of the Moon. Isolde came to apologize. She may leave with a deal she can't afford to refuse.

Episode 5

Sebastian lays out the terms: she takes ninety percent, he keeps ten, and she just needs access to the stone. But first, he tears her portfolio apart — this is the work of a woman who dreams of candlelight and fairy tales. The Tears of the Moon has seen three dynasties; her little love notes don't belong near it.

Isolde fires back. That stone isn't just power, it's memory — every hand that's held it, every heart broken over it. Her design doesn't cover that up; it wakes it up. He's got nerve, he admits. Fine: one year as his exclusive designer, on call day or night, and full access to the sapphire and BKG's supply chain. Sign by morning, or never touch the stone again. Pride doesn't pay hospital bills.

Episode 6

Isolde arrives five minutes early. Sebastian informs her she should have been there ten minutes ago. It's that kind of partnership. She's sketching the grandmother's piece, and he's rejecting everything — too stiff, too modern, too frivolous. The geometric elements read as showy.

Third version, third rejection. He gives her three days to produce something that satisfies him, or the agreement is void. She says she'll fix it — then privately admits she hates him. And somewhere, a rival is already watching the position she thought was hers.

Episode 7

Monica is not taking the news well. Some little nobody is now Sebastian Blackwood's exclusive designer, with full access to the castle — the position Monica spent two years positioning herself for. She was supposed to be the next Blackwood bride.

So she makes a call. A notice goes out to gem suppliers across Europe: anyone who does business with Isolde's studio does business against Sebastian Blackwood. Ruby orders are cancelled, deposits refunded, contacts cut. "You want to play in my sandbox, little girl? Fine. I'll bury you in it." Isolde's phone starts ringing with bad news.

Episode 8

At the hospital, Isolde learns the truth: Flint, Sebastian's assistant, already handled everything. Her mother's full balance is paid, and Europe's best cardiology team is on the case. Sebastian fixed it all and never said a word. So who is he, really?

Then the other shoe drops. Her suppliers weren't scared off by rumor — BKG issued a formal notice blacklisting anyone who sells to her. First he pays her mother's bills like a hero, then he cuts her legs out from under her. She doesn't know his angle, and it doesn't matter. He holds all the cards. She signs, she finishes the work, that's all she can control. But when she submits the revised design, she's a ghost of the fighter she was yesterday — and Sebastian notices.

Episode 9

The final design meets every specification. Sebastian approves it, moves it to production, and hands Isolde the keys to the BKG gem vault — take whatever she needs. She thanks him and promises to follow the contract precisely, but privately she's reeling. He destroys her supply chain, then gives her his kingdom. What game is he playing?

Then a European royal house commissions a full wedding suite — enough to pay off every debt and keep the studio afloat for two years. But Sebastian has a new task: a pair of men's cuff clips, crafted by her hands alone, no assistance. And when she pushes herself too hard, he's there with a drink and a question: what changed?

Episode 10

The gala. Sebastian's orders are clear: Isolde stands beside him tonight, and she won't look like she's about to bolt for the exit. She understands the requirements of their agreement — she won't embarrass him.

Then Monica appears, all fake warmth. Her former intern, the one who couldn't keep her little studio afloat, cleans up nicely. Isolde doesn't flinch: her studio is thriving, she's designing for a royal wedding commission, and that's skill, not networking. Monica's smile curdles. Everyone knows she's just a copycat who got lucky with a rich patron — and she's surprised Mr Blackwood hasn't realized he's being swindled. The accusation lands in a room full of eyes.