The synopsis of the drama "Happy ever after"

The story is basically about trust. Trust between husband and wife, trust between boyfriend and girlfriend… Trust is the key to “living happily ever after…” And more than often, this is easier said than done.
Sean is a down-to-earth lawyer, working in a small time law firm, with the heart of helping less financially-able families on legal issues. Mary is an editor of a finance magazine. They have been married for 10 years, living in an old apartment left behind by Sean’s parents with their six year old only daughter, Jennifer, in many people’s eyes, the model “loving” family. However, things are never as good as it seems on the surface. Though both the husband and wife take home a reasonable, healthy sum of salary, the continual rise in standards of living and the demands of multi-training Jennifer in Fine Arts, Piano, Computer classes, Swimming, Calligraphy is beginning to take its toll on the financial burden of the family. Things begin to take an even more sour twist after Mary attended her JC class gathering. As most of her former classmates are either CEOs, Directors, at worst, wealthy tai-tais, leading much more luxurious lives, Mary starts to lament her husband’s lack of ambitions for not trying his hands in bigger law firm. The non-ending argument breaks out once again, for the umpteen times… Eventually, when Sean decides to take up a big pay package in a multi-million company as their Legal Consultant, Mary’s lament turns into fear… fear of losing her husband to more attractive female colleagues, socializing with clients and lack of time for the family…
Sean’s in-camp training cum Sunday league pal, Vincent, is a manager in an MLM company, selling health products, and is the complete opposite of Sean. Flamboyant, good looking, and with a brilliant gift of the gap, is a cocky playboy who juggles between his fiancée and his hoard of KTV lounge affairs. The catch of this plot is of course that his fiancée, Annie, an innocent secretary in a multi-million company, has got no idea Vincent is such a person, and is planning for their grand wedding, thinking that she is the luckiest woman on earth.
The stories are interwoven through their meetings, contrasting experience in love lives, incidents and discussions in the office and through their kopi tiam chats. While Sean keeps telling Vincent to cherish what he has, he is, unknown to himself, putting his marriage to the knives by being ignorant to his wife’s feeling and needs. And with these spiraling into more complications of third parties, misunderstandings and coincidence, the trust between the couples withers… and the only way seem to be heading towards a divorce.

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This past few days, have been watching a tv drama named "happy ever after" on okto channel. To me, it is a very inspiring drama that talks about love, relationships and marriage.

When I saw how the female lead in the show suffered because of his husband is working in a big company and have no time for her, the female lead feels very lonely and empty and starts to feel that his husband is having affairs and creates problem that cause the marriage to almost fail. The drama also shows a lot of aspects such as kids, parents, in laws, money, etc. when it comes to love and relationships.

Overall, after having to do my attachment and have a feel that what the the real working world like, I feel that working life is definately not the life I want, since I want to have freedom, happiness and peace of mind for both myself as well as the one I love. I want more time and money to give and accompany the one I love. For that, I will work hard for now, to build a future where I can leave happily ever after with those I love.

Something that I feel is very meaningful:

沒有非誰不可
只是感覺有人陪伴
生命可以比較完整

沒有非誰不可
只是需要有個角色
好來共演想像里的劇本

我可不可以說
當你正為了這個人傷心的時候
你已忘了上一個
所以
當你為了下一個傷心時
就會發現眼前的這個
也只是過客

我們總以為非誰不可
那都是太過深信
愛情必定是主定好的緣份

可是我想告訴你
不管是相聚也好分離也罷
愛情自始至終
從來就只是
人們自己的選擇

祝有情人終成卷束：）
開心最重要噢！