I Proposed To My Rival
30 Episodes
Episode 11
Six broken promises are enough. Each time Livia is ready to marry Enzo, his friend Viola calls, claiming to be ill or injured, and he walks away with her instead. After the latest humiliation, Livia turns to Damiano Ferro, her business rival and the heir to Ferro Shipping, and impulsively asks him to marry her. Damiano accepts, but gives her three days to make one final choice. When Valentine’s Day comes, Enzo does what he always does—he puts Viola first. At last, Livia understands the difference: he may know her hurt, but he never truly values her. Damiano then shows up with a notary, the marriage documents, and his family seal, promising her dignity, independence, and the responsibility of a husband. Livia agrees and becomes Mrs. Ferro, only to learn after the wedding that Damiano has loved her in secret for two years and four months.
Episode 12
Six broken promises are enough. Each time Livia is ready to marry Enzo, his friend Viola calls, claiming to be ill or injured, and he walks away with her instead. After the latest humiliation, Livia turns to Damiano Ferro, her business rival and the heir to Ferro Shipping, and impulsively asks him to marry her. Damiano accepts, but gives her three days to make one final choice. When Valentine’s Day comes, Enzo does what he always does—he puts Viola first. At last, Livia understands the difference: he may know her hurt, but he never truly values her. Damiano then shows up with a notary, the marriage documents, and his family seal, promising her dignity, independence, and the responsibility of a husband. Livia agrees and becomes Mrs. Ferro, only to learn after the wedding that Damiano has loved her in secret for two years and four months.
Episode 13
Six broken promises are enough. Each time Livia is ready to marry Enzo, his friend Viola calls, claiming to be ill or injured, and he walks away with her instead. After the latest humiliation, Livia turns to Damiano Ferro, her business rival and the heir to Ferro Shipping, and impulsively asks him to marry her. Damiano accepts, but gives her three days to make one final choice. When Valentine’s Day comes, Enzo does what he always does—he puts Viola first. At last, Livia understands the difference: he may know her hurt, but he never truly values her. Damiano then shows up with a notary, the marriage documents, and his family seal, promising her dignity, independence, and the responsibility of a husband. Livia agrees and becomes Mrs. Ferro, only to learn after the wedding that Damiano has loved her in secret for two years and four months.
Episode 14
Six broken promises are enough. Each time Livia is ready to marry Enzo, his friend Viola calls, claiming to be ill or injured, and he walks away with her instead. After the latest humiliation, Livia turns to Damiano Ferro, her business rival and the heir to Ferro Shipping, and impulsively asks him to marry her. Damiano accepts, but gives her three days to make one final choice. When Valentine’s Day comes, Enzo does what he always does—he puts Viola first. At last, Livia understands the difference: he may know her hurt, but he never truly values her. Damiano then shows up with a notary, the marriage documents, and his family seal, promising her dignity, independence, and the responsibility of a husband. Livia agrees and becomes Mrs. Ferro, only to learn after the wedding that Damiano has loved her in secret for two years and four months.
Episode 15
Six broken promises are enough. Each time Livia is ready to marry Enzo, his friend Viola calls, claiming to be ill or injured, and he walks away with her instead. After the latest humiliation, Livia turns to Damiano Ferro, her business rival and the heir to Ferro Shipping, and impulsively asks him to marry her. Damiano accepts, but gives her three days to make one final choice. When Valentine’s Day comes, Enzo does what he always does—he puts Viola first. At last, Livia understands the difference: he may know her hurt, but he never truly values her. Damiano then shows up with a notary, the marriage documents, and his family seal, promising her dignity, independence, and the responsibility of a husband. Livia agrees and becomes Mrs. Ferro, only to learn after the wedding that Damiano has loved her in secret for two years and four months.
Episode 16
Six broken promises are enough. Each time Livia is ready to marry Enzo, his friend Viola calls, claiming to be ill or injured, and he walks away with her instead. After the latest humiliation, Livia turns to Damiano Ferro, her business rival and the heir to Ferro Shipping, and impulsively asks him to marry her. Damiano accepts, but gives her three days to make one final choice. When Valentine’s Day comes, Enzo does what he always does—he puts Viola first. At last, Livia understands the difference: he may know her hurt, but he never truly values her. Damiano then shows up with a notary, the marriage documents, and his family seal, promising her dignity, independence, and the responsibility of a husband. Livia agrees and becomes Mrs. Ferro, only to learn after the wedding that Damiano has loved her in secret for two years and four months.
Episode 17
Six broken promises are enough. Each time Livia is ready to marry Enzo, his friend Viola calls, claiming to be ill or injured, and he walks away with her instead. After the latest humiliation, Livia turns to Damiano Ferro, her business rival and the heir to Ferro Shipping, and impulsively asks him to marry her. Damiano accepts, but gives her three days to make one final choice. When Valentine’s Day comes, Enzo does what he always does—he puts Viola first. At last, Livia understands the difference: he may know her hurt, but he never truly values her. Damiano then shows up with a notary, the marriage documents, and his family seal, promising her dignity, independence, and the responsibility of a husband. Livia agrees and becomes Mrs. Ferro, only to learn after the wedding that Damiano has loved her in secret for two years and four months.
Episode 18
Six broken promises are enough. Each time Livia is ready to marry Enzo, his friend Viola calls, claiming to be ill or injured, and he walks away with her instead. After the latest humiliation, Livia turns to Damiano Ferro, her business rival and the heir to Ferro Shipping, and impulsively asks him to marry her. Damiano accepts, but gives her three days to make one final choice. When Valentine’s Day comes, Enzo does what he always does—he puts Viola first. At last, Livia understands the difference: he may know her hurt, but he never truly values her. Damiano then shows up with a notary, the marriage documents, and his family seal, promising her dignity, independence, and the responsibility of a husband. Livia agrees and becomes Mrs. Ferro, only to learn after the wedding that Damiano has loved her in secret for two years and four months.
Episode 19
Six broken promises are enough. Each time Livia is ready to marry Enzo, his friend Viola calls, claiming to be ill or injured, and he walks away with her instead. After the latest humiliation, Livia turns to Damiano Ferro, her business rival and the heir to Ferro Shipping, and impulsively asks him to marry her. Damiano accepts, but gives her three days to make one final choice. When Valentine’s Day comes, Enzo does what he always does—he puts Viola first. At last, Livia understands the difference: he may know her hurt, but he never truly values her. Damiano then shows up with a notary, the marriage documents, and his family seal, promising her dignity, independence, and the responsibility of a husband. Livia agrees and becomes Mrs. Ferro, only to learn after the wedding that Damiano has loved her in secret for two years and four months.
Episode 20
Six broken promises are enough. Each time Livia is ready to marry Enzo, his friend Viola calls, claiming to be ill or injured, and he walks away with her instead. After the latest humiliation, Livia turns to Damiano Ferro, her business rival and the heir to Ferro Shipping, and impulsively asks him to marry her. Damiano accepts, but gives her three days to make one final choice. When Valentine’s Day comes, Enzo does what he always does—he puts Viola first. At last, Livia understands the difference: he may know her hurt, but he never truly values her. Damiano then shows up with a notary, the marriage documents, and his family seal, promising her dignity, independence, and the responsibility of a husband. Livia agrees and becomes Mrs. Ferro, only to learn after the wedding that Damiano has loved her in secret for two years and four months.
