Happiness in Her Own Way All Episodes

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.

Lydia, the "simpleton" of her village, was raised by her grandmother, who dreams of securing her future by finding her a husband. However, Lydia's heart belongs to someone. Mark, pressured by his family to be a househusband, refuses their arrangement. When he meets Lydia, he offers a bag of rice to marry her. Though he believes he will never find love, love secretly flourishes.