Bucket List with Callboy Prince

Episode 1

Jo thought today would be the happiest day of her life. Instead, a doctor tells her she has late-stage cancer and should notify her loved ones as soon as possible. Then she finds David, her boyfriend of five years, with another woman. He proposed three months ago; they had already rebooked their wedding venue. Now he tells her to go ahead and die, and that she was never his first choice.

Jo refuses to drown in heartbreak. She decides to live recklessly and say goodbye without regrets. Standing alone at the altar, she prays for the courage to finish the wedding by herself — then turns to a stranger and asks him to marry her.

Episode 2

Someone orders a search: find the prince and bring him back. Meanwhile, Jo's wedding wish is granted — a stranger agrees to marry her, and they are pronounced husband and wife.

Then Ashley appears, David's new partner, and tears into Jo. David piles on: he's running for office, her cake shop work embarrasses him, and he offers her 10,000 from the wedding expenses as a "generous" payout. Jo demands 100 grand instead — five years of unpaid rent, her savings spent on his law career. He tells her no man will ever want her.

A voice answers: "I want her."

Episode 3

David's cruelty doesn't go unanswered. The stranger steps in, calling the insults toward a woman who once loved him pathetic, and attacking a hardworking woman nauseating. When David sneers at who he is to judge, the answer lands: "I'm a husband." He warns David that insulting Jo again will cost him.

David's parting shot — that men always leave someone like her — hangs in the air. The stranger tells Jo she's beautiful and kind, and deserves better. Jo bristles, insisting she doesn't need flattery or help from men. She thanks him for earlier, then tells him not to bother.

Episode 4

Jo's list of ten wishes surfaces. The first seven: finish her wedding, vacation in London, stay in the most luxurious suites, spend one night with the hottest callboy, eat the best cake in the world, meet superstar Maxwell, and get a tattoo. Arthur offers to help make them come true.

But three wishes hide on the other page, and Jo refuses to share them. The mood darkens: a summons arrives — the queen requests Arthur's presence immediately. Running away, someone warns, solves nothing.

Jo finally names the last two: kill the one she hates most, and find the most beautiful place to say goodbye to this life.

Episode 5

London. Jo checks into a luxury hotel, but someone already knows she's there — the queen told Miss Eve, and Arthur's whereabouts can't be hidden from the queen.

At the hotel, a wealthy guest sneers at Jo as a country bumpkin who doesn't belong, offering to pay double for the room. Jo fires back that the woman belongs in a mental hospital. Then the clerk notices the black card in Jo's wallet. One service code later, the hotel formally welcomes her to the penthouse suite with executive service.

Episode 6

The defeated guest isn't done. She demands entry to the suite, threatening that her family will never patronize the hotel again. The staff refuse to disclose the guest's identity and warn she'll be asked to leave if she keeps being disrespectful.

Upstairs, Jo takes in the view — a beautiful city she won't be able to see for much longer. She wonders if anyone will even care when she's gone. Then she makes a request: hire the hottest callboy available. It's her dying wish.

The door opens. Standing there is a very handsome man.

Episode 7

Jo assumes the handsome man at her door is the callboy she hired — the most handsome one in London. He asks how much she's had to drink and tries to stop her, asking if she doesn't even recognize him. She insists she does: he's the hottest callboy in London, exactly what she wished for.

Then her old wounds surface: she asks if he doesn't want her either, if he thinks she smells like eggs, and offers to go shower. He stops her — she's perfect, he just wants to make sure she's certain about this. She calls him the most handsome man in London and pulls him closer.

Watch how Jo's ten wishes unfold — and who Arthur really is.