Chairman Ga proposes marriage to Yeong-ran. She accepts, mortgaging her life to escape her debts. To avoid his stepdaughter, Ga Sun-young, who is after his fortune, she assumes the false identity of "Boo Se-mi" and prepares to leave for the countryside, Muchang.

Young-ran, a bottom-of-the-table woman with a criminal record and debt, is miraculously hired as the personal bodyguard of the 70-year-old chaebol chairman, Ga Sung-ho. Entering an unfamiliar mansion, she encounters the eccentric Chairman and gradually senses a suspicious atmosphere.

Young-ran, whose identity is revealed to single dad Dongmin, approaches his son Juwon, his weak point. Meanwhile, Young-ran is arrested by the police after an unexpected incident at kindergarten. Lee Don heads to Muchang to help her, but someone is secretly following him.

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An uninvited guest with knowledge of Yeong-ran's past appears in Muchang. As tangled family histories and childhood memories resurface, Dong-min's son, Ju-won, goes missing in the village. Yeong-ran instinctively sets out to find Ju-won.

Young-ran struggles to adjust to kindergarten life. Her first class and the theft of her kindergarten tuition deepen her conflict with the villagers. Amidst nationwide attention focused on the widow of a defunct conglomerate chairman, Young-ran hosts a welcoming party of her own to avoid the villagers' suspicions.

Young-ran, transformed into a complete opposite of her past self, disguises herself as a kindergarten teacher, Boo Se-mi, and sets foot in Muchang for the first time. As she adjusts to the unfamiliar routine, she encounters Dong-min, who happens to pass by her at the Gahoejang mansion, and a strange tension begins to flow between them.

An unexpected guest appears at the welcoming party, and the crisis becomes an opportunity. While Yeong-ran gains the trust of the villagers, Lee Don, the headman's lawyer, faces a threat. Yeong-ran's plans are disrupted, forcing her to implement Plan B, which sparks unexpected national news coverage.