Seven hundred years ago, Lucifer was betrayed by Azazel and Asmotai. He sealed Azazel but Asmotai escaped. Injured, he was saved by Lilith, who bore his daughter Morningstar. Lucifer has long sought the second traitor. Now living in Brooklyn as a hotel parking attendant under the name Inphoenix, he continues his search.
Lucifer is resurrected only to face betrayal from Azrael, who plots to seize Hell. He recalls being saved by a mysterious woman after being paralyzed by the Mark of Cain's curse, and now he's on a determined quest to find her, while glamorous billionaire heiress Lillian Roy makes her striking entrance.
Luke rescues Aurora from a truck accident, earning gratitude from her mom Lillian. But Lillian’s family soon shows up, forcing her to marry Gordon to hand over Roy Industries. When they mock Aurora as a 'bastard', the little girl fiercely defends her absent dad, sparking intense dramatic tension.
Little Aurora pleads with Luke to pretend to be her daddy to avoid bad guys. Her mom Lillian defends Luke against arrogant Tony, who threatens to harm him. Luke stays unfazed, and Aurora insists her 'daddy' is a superhero—don’t miss this tense showdown!
Even with most power sealed, the devil dad demonstrates his strength, humiliating a rude man by making him bark like a dog. His son adores him as a superhero, and mom, believing it's fate, surprises everyone by proposing marriage to him.
To shake off family pressure and protect her daughter Aurora, the woman proposes a contract marriage to a man who’s spent years searching for his lost love. Aurora sweetly backs her mom, and after agreeing to extra monthly pay plus bonuses, the man accepts—teasing her not to fall for him, while their shared seven-year past hints at a hidden link.
The seemingly ordinary valet flaunts amazing talents—from cooking to flying planes—then gifts a million-dollar gown to the woman he’s close to. He later bravely rescues his friend from debt thugs, while the woman secretly wishes he’s her child’s real father.
In this episode, Luke is ridiculed by former colleagues who dismiss him as lowly staff and demand he leave. When he meets Gabriel, a once-familiar face, Gabriel treats him like a valet—until Gabriel insists on being addressed as Mr. Martin, unveiling his surprising high-status role.
Once Luke’s sidekick, Gabriel now curries favor with soon-to-be VP Mr. Martin, cruelly mocking Luke as a lowly valet, dismissing their past friendship, and jeering at his wife. The sharp confrontation and Luke’s hurt reaction make this tense, dramatic scene unmissable.
A child begs their mom to find daddy, and she agrees to head to their family-owned hotel. Meanwhile, Gabriel blows up at his former friend Luke, mocking him and demanding he kneel. When Luke’s wife gets harassed with a job threat, Luke rushes over—tensions spike with explosive conflicts brewing.
Miss Roy confronts a man, unleashing insults and threats to ruin his life through Roy Industries—claiming his family will beg on New York streets by month’s end. She even suggests humiliating his wife. Just as she orders the man beaten, a sudden fierce voice challenges her, asking who dares threaten her man, igniting a tense, unpredictable showdown.
When Gabriel Martin, VP of Roy Industries, mocks Luke's wife and dismisses Luke as a lowly valet, she shocks everyone by gifting Luke $15M gold, a $30M supercar, and ownership of the $100M Prince Hotel, delivering a jaw-dropping reversal.
At a hotel, a couple is mocked for claiming ownership of Prince Hotel, with onlookers scoffing that a valet could never secure such a valuable transfer. The hotel manager’s arrival turns the tables—he reveals the woman is Lilian Roy, president of Roy Industries that owns the hotel, forcing the mockers to apologize.
After an employee disrespects Miss Roy and Luke and gets fired, Roy gifts Luke Prince Hotel to run freely. Her brother delivers a threat from Gordon, demanding she leaves Luke or Roy Industries will be targeted, but Roy firmly refuses.
Aurora misses her dad, so she and her mom visit him. When she has a terrifying nightmare about a car crash, she begs both parents to stay with her for the night, sparking awkward yet warm interactions between the two adults who share a complicated past and a beloved daughter.
This episode opens with a warm family moment where Luke’s daughter interrupts him and his wife. Suddenly, Luke faces a business crisis: rival Gordon poached their spokesperson Mona, who publicly accuses their products of defects, making Mammon Club investors withdraw. Luke assures he’ll handle it, shows his daughter celebrity connections, and a call hints at his hidden identity as Lucifer, sparking intrigue.
The Goddesses of Fate are shocked to find resurrected Lucifer married a human and has a daughter. Lucifer reveals his daughter secured brand ambassadors for his wife's company. Meanwhile, Lilian faces a crisis as Roy Industries can't get celebrity endorsements, with Michael threatening to seize all her deals.
Lillian refuses to divorce her valet husband or give up Roy Industries, only to face a massive company crisis—lost endorsement, plummeting stock, and calls to step down. Just when all seems hopeless, her child reveals her husband secured deals with Hollywood's Three Queens, turning the tide.
A child swears his dad landed contracts with the iconic Three Queens, but the crowd scoffs—these A-listers quit endorsements years ago and are on Mr. Gordon’s blacklist. Will Roy Industries skyrocket, or is it just a joke?
Roy Industries is minutes away from collapse without a spokesperson, and shareholders confront Lillian, demanding she step down for endangering the company her father built. Her young son defends her, claiming their dad has secured the Three Queens’ signatures, but shareholder Michael mocks the father as worthless. Will the mysterious dad arrive in time to save the day?
The three iconic Hollywood Queens appear together, shocking onlookers. When a critic doubts they'd endorse the struggling Roy Industries, they confirm they're here for Luke, shut down the critic, and compete to invest billions, sparking curiosity about Luke's true identity.