The CEO’s Baby Surprise
A clinic error leaves Angie pregnant by a stranger, and the stranger turns out to be the cold boss whose office she reports to.
Sereal+
What it is
Romance on Sereal+, though the meet-cute is a clinical accident. Angie never consented to the insemination, and an executive blocks her from undoing it. The father is her own CEO, which folds the pregnancy plot into the office-hierarchy plot and gives every scene between them a second layer. From there it runs on the standard machinery of the strain, with corporate sabotage aimed at her position and a stalled elevator doing the work a shared umbrella does elsewhere. The hidden-identity thread is the paternity itself: who Julian is to the baby, not who he is to the world. Sixty episodes, with the first eleven free and a weekly pass covering the rest.
Verdict
The premise carries an ugly edge that the show mostly plays for romance, so how much that lands depends on tolerance for a pregnancy nobody chose. Once Julian is placed, the interest shifts to Angie holding her ground at work while the boardroom moves against her. Fans of the cold-CEO strain get a clean example; the framing chases the romance, not the reckoning.
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