From 'I Do' to 'I'm Done'

Episode 1

Alison Stone sits across from an immigration agent and confirms the unthinkable: she wants to erase her identity entirely. Her reason goes back to childhood—her parents divorced, and she stopped believing in love. Then Logan Shaw chased her for three years, proposed fifty-two times, and she finally said yes. She warned him of one rule: she will never accept betrayal, or she will vanish from his world forever.

Everyone calls them the perfect couple. Four years ago, Logan gave her a kidney when she was dying. He even designed a one-of-a-kind hair dryer named "Wooden Comb" just for her.

But three months ago, Alison discovered the truth. He spends days with her and nights with someone else.

Episode 2

Alison has to keep up appearances for just over two more weeks. When Logan apologizes for missing their anniversary, she plays the forgiving wife and hands him a gift—one he can only open in half a month. He has no idea what it really means.

To make up for the missed date, he takes her to a theme park she once mentioned wanting to visit. It seems romantic—until a livestream reveals the truth. A woman named Lin Jin is showing off the same park, calling it a gift from her boyfriend.

Alison realizes the outing wasn't meant for her at all. Logan already lost her long ago; she just hasn't left yet.

Episode 3

Online, the theme park becomes a spectacle. Viewers mock Lin Jin, insisting a small influencer couldn't possibly afford a place worth billions—until her name appears on it. The internet erupts, debating which man loves harder: the devoted Logan Shaw, or Lin Jin's mysterious boyfriend.

Lin Jin basks in it, boasting that her boyfriend loves her most. The crowd eats it up, comparing the two "perfect men."

What nobody watching understands is that they're the same man. Alison sees the whole performance—the park, the praise, the woman gloating—and says nothing. She's still counting down the days, letting Logan believe his double life is safe.

Episode 4

Fourteen days left. Alison nearly slips when Logan notices her distant mood, but she covers with a story about a TV drama—a man who loved a woman until he quietly changed his heart and hid it. She looks at Logan and says if he ever betrayed her, she would never forgive him.

He swears he could never. "Even if every man in the world betrayed you, I wouldn't. I can't lose you."

Then his phone rings. A work emergency. He rushes off.

Alison doesn't believe a word. She tells a driver to follow the car ahead of hers—straight to wherever Logan is really going.

Episode 5

Alison follows Logan and sees the truth with her own eyes. Even though she'd already given up on him, the sight still cuts deep.

A stranger beside her offers hollow comfort—men always stray, just endure it, forgive him once and pretend you saw nothing. The advice lands like a slap.

Alison refuses. She won't look away, won't pretend, won't forgive. She says his name and makes it final: she will never forgive Logan Shaw.

Whatever love she once had is gone. What's left is a decision—and she's already made it. The only question now is how cleanly she can disappear.

Episode 6

Alison calls a property agent and quietly sells off her personal assets, donating the money to a women's foundation that helps women who want to divorce but can't afford to leave. Meanwhile, Logan takes her to an auction, showering her with affection and telling her to pick anything.

Then the auctioneer unveils a top-tier jewel—the "Wooden Comb," the piece Logan designed for her. The room buzzes. Bidding starts at a fortune.

Logan is stunned. Why would anyone auction the gift he made for his wife? He turns to Alison and demands to know why she sold it.

Episode 7

Alison doesn't flinch. She tells Logan she didn't sell the "Wooden Comb"—she donated it. He insists she can donate anything else, but not this, because it's proof of his love. He buys it back and fastens it on her, telling her never to take it off.

Alison smiles and silently marvels at how good an actor he is.

Later, Logan's friends drag him out, teasing that he's become a slave to his wife. He brushes them off—no one matters more than Alison. She even tags along to keep the peace, walking straight into the circle where his other life lives.

Episode 8

At the gathering, Logan's friends joke about how he never lets other women near him and still acts like a devoted husband. The drinks flow, and the talk turns crude—men like them all keep a woman on the side, as long as they hide it well.

Then Lin Jin appears, calling Logan "brother" and clinging to him. Alison watches the room, realizing everyone here already knows about Lin Jin. She's the last to be let in on the joke.

Logan warns his friends not to let anything reach Alison. He has no idea she's standing right there, seeing all of it, and already gone in every way that matters.