Drifting Toward You

Episode 1

Mia Walker is an orphaned painter just trying to make a living by selling her work. When someone contacts her about buying one of her paintings, she's told to deliver it to a mansion — and walks straight into a world she doesn't belong to. But the moment she arrives, nothing goes as planned. She's grabbed, confused, and insists they've got the wrong person. Nobody listens. She's told to take the painting to the person who contacted her and collect the money. It's a strange, unsettling first meeting that leaves Mia rattled — and unknowingly sets her on a collision course with Hugo Young.

Episode 2

Hugo Young is still hunting for the woman who came to his villa months ago. He's frustrated with Wang Jinmiao for bringing him the wrong leads, insisting he remembers her clearly — strikingly beautiful, with big eyes. Meanwhile, Mia is now heavily pregnant and near her due date. At the hospital, she tries to pay but her card is empty, even though she deposited money just yesterday. The fee for delivery is around fifty thousand, and she has nothing. Hugo keeps searching, chasing a memory of a woman he can't forget, while Mia faces the crushing reality of being broke and alone.

Episode 3

Mia confronts her aunt about the money her mother left her — the savings meant for her baby's birth. Only Mia and her aunt knew the card's password, so there's no doubt who took it. But her aunt refuses to return a single cent, coldly throwing Mia's past back in her face and mocking her for coming home pregnant and empty-handed. Devastated but determined, Mia vows that even if she has to sell her parents' old house, she will give birth and raise her child safely. She's alone in the world, clinging to the one thing she has left — her baby.

Episode 4

A bracelet — the one Hugo once gave to the woman from that night — is brought to him, found at the hospital's maternity ward. Hugo's mother is overjoyed at the thought of a grandchild, but a family member is suspicious, convinced the woman is a schemer who deliberately got pregnant to trap Hugo and marry into the family. She pushes for a prenuptial agreement, certain the woman is after money and status. Hugo, meanwhile, is torn between his mother's excitement and the warnings, and he sets out to find the woman himself — determined to uncover the truth about who she really is.

Episode 5

Mia returns to her parents' house only to find the lock changed. Her aunt and uncle have moved in, claiming the house is theirs now. When Mia reminds them she's about to give birth and wants to sell the house for her baby's sake, her aunt explodes. She's already taken Mia's savings, and now she refuses to give up the house too. Mia's uncle weakly tries to soften things, but her aunt is vicious, ordering Mia to move out by the end of the day. Mia stands her ground — this is her house — but the confrontation is only getting uglier.

Episode 6

Mia's uncle offers her water and tries to play peacemaker, insisting her aunt isn't unreasonable and that they should talk things through. Mia asks to visit her parents' memorial tablets to pay her respects, and her uncle agrees to help her. But when they reach the room, the tablets are gone. Mia asks her aunt if she moved them, and her aunt snaps back with pure contempt, refusing to answer. Her uncle tries to calm things down, but Mia can feel something deeply wrong — her parents' memory is being erased in front of her, and no one will tell her the truth.

Episode 7

Mia discovers her father's memorial tablet in the trash. When she confronts her aunt, the woman sneers that it's just a worthless piece of wood and mocks Mia for crying over it. Mia is devastated — to her aunt, her parents' dignity means nothing. The argument escalates, and her uncle tries to keep the peace, warning Mia not to offend her aunt, especially with a baby on the way. But Mia has had enough of these people calling themselves family. The cruelty has gone too far, and something inside her finally snaps.

Episode 8

Mia throws her aunt out of the house, done with being disrespected. She accuses her aunt of stealing her savings and seizing her parents' home, and now even desecrating their memory. Meanwhile, Hugo finally learns the truth: the bracelet belongs to Mia Walker, a pregnant orphan who works multiple jobs, gives her wages to her aunt, and couldn't even pay her hospital bill. Hugo realizes she was never the woman he was arranged to meet — she was the woman from that night. He demands to know where she lives, and the search finally has a name.

Episode 9

Mia's aunt and uncle lock her in a room, demanding she sign the house over to them. They dangle money as a bribe, telling her a girl doesn't need a house and that her uncle will "make it up to her." Mia refuses — the house is the only thing her parents left her. Her aunt threatens to keep her locked inside until she signs, and the room grows hotter and hotter. Mia's defiance holds, but the heat is becoming dangerous, and her relatives won't let her out until they get what they want.

Episode 10

The heat becomes unbearable. Mia's relatives keep pushing her to sign, insisting they're family and that she's harming her baby by refusing. Mia finally agrees to sign — but only so they'll take her to the hospital. As she collapses, her aunt coldly remarks that the baby is illegitimate anyway and a miscarriage would save money. Mia is rushed toward an ambulance, begging for help, while her aunt and uncle head off to transfer the house. Mia's life and her baby's are hanging by a thread — and Hugo is still racing to find her.

Will Hugo reach Mia before it's too late? Watch Drifting Toward You to see how their story unfolds.