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A Heart Misplaced

60 episodes · originally on PlotJoy · English

The heiress funded her husband's rise for nine years, then found out the daughter she raised was swapped at birth for his mistress's child.

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Why watch

  • The birthday party where Sarah exposes the swap in front of every guest
  • A mother rebuilding a bond with a daughter she never got to raise
  • Watching Arthur's secret transfers become evidence in open court

Story

Sarah Crowley is the sole heiress of an energy empire, and she spent nine years and most of her family's goodwill building up her husband Arthur, a man with no name and no money. What she doesn't know is that Arthur has kept Maya, his lover, the whole time, and that the two of them paid a nurse to switch the newborns in the hospital.

Sarah's real daughter Mallory grows up in a shelter run by Maya's cousin, abused and marked for organ trafficking. Sarah starts noticing small wrong things, then hires people to check them. She collects transfer records, witness statements, and a DNA report, and gets Mallory out days before the girl is shipped off. At Leona's birthday party, with the guests still holding cake, Sarah lays all of it out in the room.

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