My Flash Marriage Husband Has Forgotten Me

Synopsis

This series is a lighthearted redemptive short drama set within a modern American wealthy family. Its core highlights feature a sweet, superhumanly strong female bodyguard paired with a broken heir confined to a wheelchair, intertwined with elite power struggles, mutual healing, and romance born from stark contrasts. Ava Bennett is a cash-strapped young woman in urgent need of income. When she spots a private bodyguard opening posted by the Hawthorne family, she heads to Hawthorne Manor for the interview, drawn by the generous pay. Everyone takes her for an ordinary girl in a butter-yellow hoodie carrying a canvas backpack — until she yanks a small tree up by its roots in the manor’s front yard upon arrival, stunning every guard and the butler. The Hawthorne family’s charge requiring protection is Julian Hawthorne, the group’s primary heir. Once a prodigy bathed in spotlight, he was left reliant on a wheelchair following a car accident. He secluded himself in a shadowy west-wing suite, refusing visitors, conversation, or to step outside. No doctors, bodyguards or family members could reach him — until Ava bursts into his world in the most unorthodox, straightforward way: kicking open his bedroom door, lifting his wheelchair, dismantling his dark hideaway, and forcing him out into the sunlight. Ava initially takes the job purely for money. She openly admits she needs her salary, bonuses and living expenses. Yet her honesty, recklessness, inhuman strength and unruly disposition