In this series, we have the matchmaker herself by finding out from her supposedly “ex-husband” that their marriage mistake from a decade is still intact. Apparently, the annulment was rejected for the 5-day marriage. Now, the hero sees an opportunity to use this marriage in a temporary guardianship battle against his cold-hearted parents for his nephew. The hero drops the bomb on her that they’re still married but then drops a bigger one. He proposes to the heroine of continuing the marriage, which she is against since it will really wreck her matchmaking business. He tells her why and she remembers his brother’s marriage was something forced on by parents and neither brother nor wife wanted it. It’s actually one of the reason why the hero broke the heroine’s heart by saying their marriage was mistake. She only agrees to it after he pushes her into a corner with a promise of compensation. They pretend to get married and the whole thing does take a toll on the heroine’s business since her clients don’t want their lives plastered on the papers. I did like how the hero apologized to the heroine with a real “I’m sorry” when he learned what happened. They get custody of the little boy who fits right in and talk about their pasts. As they spend more time together, the passion starts sparking. The heroine tries to douse it but the hero fans the flames. Later, she meet the hero’s mother who’s a real “treat”. Her visit actually helps the heroine realize the biggest reason the hero broke up with her was to spare her from meeting his parents and her cruel words. They become intimate again and later win the custody battle. Two months later, his brother is out of rehab and the son is back in his arms. The heroine takes it as a sign that their marriage is ending. She leaves and the hero decides to show his love and wish to make their marriage real. He sets up the whole wedding ceremony they never had. The heroine says yes to the whole thing and we have our ending. It was good but not quite there.