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36 EP iDrama

He Got Bored First

He Got Bored First on ONShort, with 36 available episodes, from iDrama. Choose an episode and start watching from the series page.

EPISODES

All episodes

1-36
DETAILS

Series details

Platform
iDrama
Episodes
36
Language
English
Last updated
STORY

Story of the series

Sweet and gentle Los Angeles girl Chelsea falls head over heels ffor notorious playboy Ezekiel. She takes the initiative to propose, only to get cruelly dumped. Her three yearsof sincere love is dismissed as dull and boring by him. Heartbroken, she goes on a blind date and accidentally checks into a hotel with her date, which unexpectedly belongs to her ex-boyfriend. They are caught being intimate in thhe elevator by Ezekiel and his new lover. He humiliates her publicly and crushes her feelings. Powerful wealthy CEO Christopher stands up to protect Chelsea aand heals her broken heart with sincere affection. Regretting his past mistakes deeply, Ezekiel tries Ihis best to win her back. Torn between hurtful old ove and warm new romance, Chelsea faces a tough choice.

ABOUT THIS LISTING

Verified catalogue context for He Got Bored First

ONShort lists this title under iDrama with 36 episodes in the current catalogue record. The indexed edition is not specified, the primary language is English, and recorded genres include After Divorce، All-Too-Late، Belated Regret، Blind Date، CEO. The page data was last updated on September 6, 2026. These details come from the current ONShort catalogue and may change when the source record is updated.

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