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The CEO Became My Wife

The CEO Became My Wife

CubeTV· 41 episodes
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"Desperate to pay for his mother’s surgery, ordinary guy Ethan agrees to a one-year marriage contract with ruthless CEO Katherine. She offers him $1 million. His only job? Play the perfect husband and stand by her side at every high-profile event. It should have been nothing more than a business deal. But Ethan soon discovers that behind Katherine’s icy, powerful image is a woman carrying wounds no one else can see. As family pressure, betrayal, and tempting offers threaten to tear them apart, Ethan refuses to walk away—even when taking the money would be the easy choice. What starts as a fake marriage slowly becomes the one thing neither of them can fake: love. Then their contract reaches its final day. Katherine takes the agreement, tears it apart, and makes him an offer he never expected… A one-year deal is about to become a lifetime."

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About The CEO Became My Wife

Originally from CubeTV, The CEO Became My Wife is a love, ceo and high society short drama that runs 41 episodes. Watched in one sitting it runs about 70 minutes — easy to finish in an evening.

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How many episodes does The CEO Became My Wife have?

The CEO Became My Wife has 41 episodes. At short-drama length that's about 70 minutes in total.

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What is The CEO Became My Wife about?

"Desperate to pay for his mother’s surgery, ordinary guy Ethan agrees to a one-year marriage contract with ruthless CEO Katherine. She offers him $1 million. His only job? Play the perfect husband and stand by her side at every high-profile event. It should have been nothing more than a business…