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Trial Marriage To A Billionaire Season 2
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Plot overview
The contractual relationship between the powerful billionaire and his trial wife deepens in Season 2. As they navigate the complexities of their fake marriage, they face increased corporate espionage, jealous rivals, and intense scrutiny from elite society. They must decide if their arrangement is worth fighting for, testing the limits of their commitment amid escalating business and family conflicts.
Level insight
The dialogue frequently involves complex business terminology, legal vocabulary related to contracts, and high-stakes emotional negotiation.
Learning goals
Master vocabulary used in discussing legal or contractual obligations
Practice sophisticated expressions for handling corporate and personal threats
Learn phrases for discussing wealth, status, and high-society interactions
Lingos you'll learn in this series
But there is one thing you must do for us!
One Required Step
A strong statement saying the other person has one required task to complete.
There is really something going on between you and Grace?
Suspicious Hint
A suspicious question asking whether two people are secretly involved with each other.
Is she busy or she's just not brave enough to attend?
Motivation Challenge
A question that suggests someone may be avoiding an event because they are afraid or lack confidence.
Did I tell you I'm the Bright Night Gala's special guest?
Status Claim
A way of reminding someone that you have an important or prestigious role or invitation.
Don't you know it has to pass through the company's approval?
Process Rule
A reminder that something must be checked and approved by the company before it can go forward.
What else is there in this industry that I don't understand?
Self-Doubt
A question used to say there may still be things about the field that you do not fully know.
For the sake of moving up, what would a model not do?
Career Critique
A rhetorical question meaning people may do anything to get ahead, often with a critical tone.
Why aren't you working on a public statement to clarify the situation?
Public Response
A push to get someone to prepare a public statement that explains or defends the situation.
How about you go abroad and return after our baby is born?
Forced Separation
A forceful suggestion that someone leave the country and come back later.
I'm your boss and you're my employee!
Power Assertion
A blunt reminder of rank and authority used to assert power over someone.
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