The CEO’s Forbidden Bride

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The source for this entry is a synopsis of one thousand forty-one characters in six sentences, the batch's third-longest source, and three transcription facts come first: the title's apostrophe, in CEO's, prints curly and is carried straight in this rendition; the source carries one em dash, in the pen's chip line, rendered with a comma pair in its place, four curly apostrophes, in company's, groom's, and two of Victoria's, carried straight, and one accented vowel, the é of fiancé, kept exactly as printed, all disclosed here. The source reads: Victoria, the young CEO of the Sterling Group, is forced into a business-arranged marriage by her fiancé Damian and her stepmother Elaine; the wedding was not about love but a power grab, the wedding pen containing an electronic signature chip, so that once Victoria signed the vows with that pen, Damian would seize control of the company's voting rights; just as everyone waited for her to lower her head, Eva, her temporary bodyguard, publicly intercepted the spiked champagne, smashed the chip inside the pen, and exposed the groom's scheme to seize power; everyone assumed Eva was a low-level bodyguard hired for the occasion, but only she knew she had been entrusted with protecting the CEO by Victoria's late mother through a red envelope, and that she held the first clue to the truth behind the death of Victoria's father years ago; and Victoria was not a princess rescued by her bodyguard, but the woman who, after being forced onto the wedding stage, single-handedly turned the ceremony into a boardroom trial. The turn is stated, the champagne stopped, the chip smashed, the scheme exposed, the ceremony made a trial, but the source stops there, and the father's-death truth line stays open, the first clue held and nothing followed, so this entry counts among the batch's no-ending sources on the strict rule. Three catalog facts frame the entry. The run is thirty episodes, one of four entries at thirty episodes. The registry column lists 6 against the API's thirty, part of this batch's systematic split between free counts and full counts, disclosed with the API figure used here. The counter reads 132 views, sixteenth of twenty, in the lower quarter, so the batch's third-longest source sits in the lower quarter. The byline is Drama Mode On_Studio, the last of its six entries, and the platform marks the series completed.

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