A Heart Only for You

Episode 1

Gemma Holt is quietly falling apart to keep Jerry Cobb alive. She works three jobs a day and donates blood to fund his heart transplant, telling him the money comes from a kind stranger. Dr. Son warns her she cannot give any more—then discovers she is pregnant. Gemma is thrilled, ready to tell Jerry the news.

But Jerry's heart failure is worsening, and his family wants him back. He refuses to return to the Cobbs if they won't accept Gemma. "I'd rather die than leave Gemma," he insists. Hearing this, Gemma realizes she has become his biggest burden.

Episode 2

Gemma makes the cruelest choice of her life. She returns to Jerry and breaks up with him, coldly claiming she is done dating a sick, broken man. Other girls get gifts, cars, and houses, she says—all she got was hospital bills and debt. She tells him she has already found someone rich.

Jerry is devastated. Mr. Shaw tries to reason with him, but Jerry vows, "Gemma, I'll become rich, and you will regret this." Alone, Gemma whispers her real reason: she has to leave so her love can survive. Meanwhile, a child is on her way to find her father.

Episode 3

Years later, Gemma is dying. She tells Joy she has cancer and may not live to see her grow, then sends her to find Jerry Cobb, the CEO of Cobb Group. Joy is terrified of losing her mother but obeys.

At the Cobb household, Tasha has adopted a son, Peter, to honor Jerry's grandfather's last wish—and she clearly wants to marry Jerry. When Joy appears and calls him daddy, Jerry flatly denies her: "I'm not your dad." But a paternity test result changes everything. "She really is my kid," he murmurs. "What's your mom's name? Gemma?"

Episode 4

The Cobbs waste no time tearing Gemma down. They call her the gold digger who played with Jerry's feelings and gave him heart failure—if Mr. Shaw hadn't stepped in, Jerry might not be alive. Joy insists her mother is the kindest person she knows, and that she truly is Jerry's daughter.

Tasha and Peter mock her, calling Gemma a shameless scammer. Jerry refuses to believe it: Gemma was pregnant when they were together, but after the breakup, the child can't be his. He orders Joy thrown out. Defiant, Joy leaves on her own—but not before returning the necklace he once gave Gemma.

Episode 5

Jerry still doubts Joy is his. He reasons that if the child were his, Gemma would have demanded money long ago instead of vanishing for six years. Diana pushes back, asking why he trusted his own doubts over a paternity test—and offers her own proof. Jerry deflects, but the question hangs: if Joy really is his, she would be the Cobb family's only heiress.

Meanwhile, Joy is determined to help her mother. She remembers Gemma's warning not to ask Jerry for money, but she cannot stand by while her mother is sick.

Episode 6

Joy calls Gemma to say daddy accepted her, and the family even gave her cake. But Gemma gives her a strange instruction: if anyone asks, say she is a bad person—that she hit Joy and never fed her. And never tell Jerry she is sick, never ask him for money, not even a penny.

Diana is furious. Gemma donated blood and worked nonstop to save Jerry; she drained herself dry carrying his daughter, and that is why she has cancer. Gemma refuses to burden him with guilt. She only wants Jerry and Joy to be well. Then she collapses.

Episode 7

Joy finds Jerry and begs to go home with him, but he is cold. When he asks about her mother, Joy repeats Gemma's script—that she escorts men for money and has no time for her. Jerry sneers that after all these years, Gemma is still all about money.

He hands Joy a card and says it settles everything between them: he never wants to see them again. But Joy has one request—one million dollars, so her mother can have surgery. Jerry assumes this is Gemma's real game and orders the car to drive on.

Episode 8

Joy chases the car, begging for one million dollars to keep her mother alive. Jerry nearly leaves—until a call about Peter stops him. Peter has fallen down the stairs and is in the emergency room.

At the hospital, Peter needs a blood transfusion, and he shares Jerry's rare blood type. Gemma, secretly there, offers to donate, but she is too weak; Dr. Son reveals her cancer cells have already spread, and chemo only treats the symptoms. When Jerry appears, Gemma panics—he must not see her like this. Where is Joy?

Episode 9

Jerry spots Gemma at the hospital, but she insists she is fine and slips away. Joy finds her mother and clings to her, refusing to live with Jerry. Gemma forces her to keep up the lie: say she hates her mother, that Gemma is a bad woman who only cares about money.

Then an announcement changes everything—Cobb Group is offering money to donors with RH-negative blood. Gemma tells Joy that if Jerry doubts the paternity test, she should reveal she has RH-negative blood, just like him. But Joy only wants to earn money for her mother's treatment.

Episode 10

Joy goes to donate blood, and the truth begins to crack open. Mr. Shaw realizes the girl has the same rare blood type as Jerry—could she really be his child? A family member coldly refuses to let a child donate, warning that Jerry is the Cobb family's only heir.

Meanwhile, Diana learns Joy is selling her blood to pay for Gemma's treatment, and finally speaks up. Facing Jerry, she delivers the confirmation he can no longer dodge: Joy is her biological niece. She is his daughter.

If you love a good tearjerker with secrets, sacrifice, and a father who has no idea what he's about to learn, this one will keep you hitting next.