Ms. CEO's Baby Daddy Is the Merchant of Death drama

Short Drama

Ms. CEO’s Baby Daddy Is the Merchant of Death

Action Romance CEO Romance Flash Marriage Hidden Identity Protective Male Lead Secret Baby

Ongoing

After a dangerous encounter with Scarlett Hayes, undercover powerhouse Connor Reed disappears without knowing she is pregnant. Four years later, Scarlett returns with their daughter, forcing Connor to confront fatherhood, hidden enemies, family conflicts, and the consequences of his secret identity.

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Episode List

  1. ▶ EP 1
  2. ▶ EP 2
  3. ▶ EP 3
  4. ▶ EP 4
  5. ▶ EP 5
  6. ▶ EP 6
  7. ▶ EP 7
  8. ▶ EP 8
  9. ▶ EP 9
  10. ▶ EP 10
  11. EP 11
  12. EP 12
  13. EP 13
  14. EP 14
  15. EP 15
  16. EP 16
  17. EP 17
  18. EP 18
  19. EP 19
  20. EP 20
  21. EP 21
  22. EP 22
  23. EP 23
  24. EP 24
  25. EP 25
  26. EP 26
  27. EP 27
  28. EP 28
  29. EP 29
  30. EP 30
  31. EP 31
  32. EP 32
  33. EP 33
  34. EP 34
  35. EP 35
  36. EP 36
  37. EP 37
  38. EP 38
  39. EP 39
  40. EP 40
  41. EP 41
  42. EP 42
  43. EP 43
  44. EP 44
  45. EP 45
  46. EP 46
  47. EP 47
  48. EP 48
  49. EP 49
  50. EP 50
  51. EP 51 Coming Soon

Story Overview

Action RomanceMs. CEO’s Baby Daddy Is the Merchant of Death is a ReelShort romance drama that blends secret identity, unexpected parenthood, family conflict, action, and an unconventional marriage into a fast-moving story. At its center are Scarlett Hayes, a determined CEO and single mother, and Connor Reed, a seemingly ordinary man whose real identity is far more powerful and dangerous than the people around him realize.

Connor first crosses paths with Scarlett while living undercover. To outsiders, he appears to be an ordinary truck driver, but behind that modest identity is a man connected to Dominion Tech and a dangerous world of enormous influence. During a threatening encounter, Connor comes to Scarlett’s rescue. Their intense attraction leads to one unforgettable night before circumstances separate them.

Connor leaves without realizing that Scarlett is pregnant.

Four years later, Scarlett finally finds him again—but this time she brings a little girl named Summer. Connor is stunned to learn that Summer may be his daughter. Once their biological connection is established, his carefully controlled life begins to change. The man who never wanted a wife or children suddenly faces responsibilities that cannot be handled like another business deal or dangerous mission.

Scarlett has problems of her own. Raising Summer has exposed her to judgment and pressure from the Hayes family, whose expectations about status, marriage, and business frequently clash with her determination to protect her daughter. Connor’s apparent lack of wealth and social standing only gives those around Scarlett another reason to underestimate him.

What they do not know is that the man they dismiss as an ordinary driver is hiding extraordinary power.

That secret creates one of the drama’s biggest sources of tension. Connor repeatedly faces situations where revealing who he really is could immediately change the balance of power, yet maintaining his cover remains important. Every confrontation therefore carries the possibility of a dramatic reversal as people who look down on him unknowingly challenge someone far more influential than they imagine.

But the story is not only about Connor’s hidden identity. Summer gradually becomes its emotional center. Discovering that he has a daughter forces Connor to reconsider the independent life he once valued. Protecting Scarlett and Summer transforms from an obligation into something deeply personal, giving his strength and resources a purpose beyond protecting himself.

Scarlett and Connor’s relationship develops alongside that transformation. Attraction may have brought them together initially, but parenthood, trust, secrecy, and family pressure determine whether they can become something more permanent.

With its combination of secret baby romance, hidden identity, CEO drama, protective fatherhood, family power struggles, action, marriage, and dramatic status reversals, Ms. CEO’s Baby Daddy Is the Merchant of Death delivers the heightened storytelling associated with ReelShort dramas while grounding its biggest twists in one central question: can a man who has spent his life hiding who he really is finally build a family with the woman and daughter who give him a reason to stop running?