My Sweet Little Bodyguard Is Built Different

About this drama

Fifteen hundred characters, a long machine-translated listing that cuts off mid-sentence, read through rather than copied, and the copy opens by naming its register, a modern American light comedic redemption drama set in wealthy elite circles, whose stated pillars are a super-strong sweet female bodyguard, a wheelchair-bound heir, aristocratic power struggles, mutual healing and a romance built on stark contrasts. Ava Bennett is a cash-strapped young woman drawn to a private bodyguard opening at the Hawthorne family by the generous pay. Every gatekeeper writes her off as an ordinary girl in a butter-yellow hoodie with a simple backpack, until she arrives and yanks a small tree in the front yard out by the roots, stunning every guard and the butler, the copy's own slapstick credential. The charge is Julian Hawthorne, the conglomerate's primary heir, once a prodigy left wheelchair-bound after a car crash, shut inside a dark west-wing suite, refusing visitors, conversation and daylight, unreachable by doctors and family alike. Ava's entry is stated in her own register, she kicks open his door, lifts his wheelchair, dismantles his seclusion and drags him into the sunlight by force. She takes the job purely for the money and says so openly, needing the salary, the bonuses, the living expenses, and the copy credits her sincerity, recklessness, incredible strength and unorthodox methods with slowly chipping away at Julian's walls before it breaks off mid-sentence. What stands behind the crash and who benefits from Julian's isolation are the show's to supply. Forty episodes, complete, 2,047 views.

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