His Lost Boy, His Only One

Episode 1

A quiet night turns violent when armed men corner CEO Christian. They aren't there to rob him—someone has put a 500 million dollar bounty on his head. A delivery guy named Cole stumbles into the ambush and, instead of running, fights back. "Drop the gun and walk away," he warns, but the attackers won't negotiate. Cole gets Christian out alive. Shaken and grateful, Christian asks the stranger his name. It's Cole—and this one act of courage is about to pull them both into something far more dangerous than a bullet.

Episode 2

Cole brushes off the encounter—he still has deliveries to make. Coldly, someone notes that Cole doesn't exactly look like Christian's usual type. Elsewhere, Cole arrives at a lavish banquet hosted by the richest man alive, Christian. Billionaires and top officials are dying for an invite, yet the moment Cole walks in, the guests sneer. "Are they letting just anyone in nowadays?" a woman mutters, treating him like filth. Cole only came to make a delivery. But the room has already decided he doesn't belong.

Episode 3

The banquet turns ugly fast. A guest accuses Cole of sneaking into the ballroom just to meet the wealthy host, calling him a gold-digging lowlife. Cole fires back that he doesn't even know what Christian looks like—he just has a delivery. It doesn't matter. "Trash like you shouldn't be in here," a woman named Miss Smith snaps, warning that Christian can't stand people who break his rules. Then the man himself appears. Christian takes one look at the mess and demands to know who did this. Whatever comes next, someone is about to pay.

Episode 4

Miss Smith scrambles to explain, insisting they were only putting the filthy delivery boy in his place. Christian isn't interested. He recognizes her—the Smith family—and instead of thanking her, he orders Damien, his security head, to remove her from the party. She begs, name-dropping her father's contracts with his company. Christian cuts her off coldly: her disgusting behavior has made him question her entire family's competence. As she's dragged out screaming about bankruptcy, he turns to the other guests who stood by and laughed at Cole. Their business with him is finished too. Then, quietly, he apologizes to Cole and offers to help him get cleaned up.

Episode 5

Cole insists the night wasn't Christian's fault and tries to leave for his remaining deliveries. Meanwhile, a woman named Anna corners someone with a chilling plan: a love potion meant to turn Christian into an animal driven by desire, so she can sleep with him and, if lucky, get pregnant—earning her parents' forgiveness. Later she throws herself at Christian, who recoils and demands to know how she got into his office. Furious, he holds Damien personally responsible and orders the entire security team replaced. Away from the party, Cole struggles to focus, his mind drifting back to Christian.

Episode 6

Christian is clearly not himself—Anna's drug is working. He warns Cole to leave before he hurts him, but Cole refuses to abandon him, insisting they should call a doctor. In a haze, Christian confesses he doesn't want to scare Cole away, that this feels like imagination. The night spirals into something neither of them planned. When morning comes, Christian's walls go straight back up. He assumes Cole is just like everyone else—there for the money—and coldly tells him he'll "go slow." Cole is left stunned, realizing the man he saved has completely misread him.

Episode 7

Christian wakes and treats the night as a transaction, offering to compensate Cole and telling him there's no need to keep up the act. Cole is hurt and furious. "What kind of person do you think I am? I don't want your money," he says. Christian doesn't believe him, pointing to a car with 10 million dollars inside and telling him to take it and go. Cole finally admits the truth: he needs money for brain surgery, and once he recovers, he'll pay every cent back. Christian tells him to suit himself—the money is his, no need to jinx himself with medical talk. But doubt still hangs between them.

Episode 8

Christian gives Cole a family ring—his signet, worn only by the head of his family—and tells him it guarantees his help whenever Cole needs it. Cole protests, but Christian insists he take it. Days pass as Cole waits for his operation, and his family's cruelty only deepens. They demand money he doesn't have, mocking him, accusing him of sleeping around, and threatening to drag him to a club to earn for them. When Cole tries to stand up for himself, the abuse turns physical. Cornered and out of options, it's clear his family sees him as nothing but property.

Episode 9

Cole's family refuses to let up. They sneer that he has no friends, no girlfriend, and call him a liar when he insists he never sold himself. When someone moves to hit his face—worried about visible bruises—the household reveals just how monstrous it is. They announce they've already sold Cole to a club, and that he'll be forced to sleep with its men tonight whether he wants to or not. Terrified and trapped, Cole does the only thing left: he calls Christian, begging, "Please help me." The ring Christian gave him was never just jewelry—it was a promise, and now Cole is cashing it in.

Episode 10

The truth about Cole finally surfaces: his family drained the money his parents left him, bled him dry while he was sick and malnourished, and now they've sold him off. Christian pieces it together—the signet ring has only ever been worn by the head of his family or their chosen partner, and it's been on his finger since he was fifteen. So how did it end up on Cole? Realizing he may have misjudged Cole all along, Christian admits, "Maybe I've got it all wrong." He orders Damien to set up a meeting and races to reach Cole—just as word comes that Cole has been rushed away. Will Christian get there in time?

If you love a slow-burn rescue romance with a ruthless CEO and a hero who deserves saving, this one's worth hitting play tonight.