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For eight years, Elena sacrificed everything to help Cole build his tech empire. But on their wedding day, Cole humiliates her by calling off the ceremony for a fake-dating dare with his childhood sweetheart. Heartbroken but done waiting, Elena walks away and instantly marries Damian, a feared billionaire who has secretly loved her for years. As Elena steps into a life of absolute power and true devotion, Cole’s company is crushed by Damian. Stripped of his wealth and pride, a desperate Cole dro

A man secretly hides his identity as the world’s richest tycoon and lives quietly as a blacksmith. On his wedding anniversary, he unexpectedly discovers his wife cheating—trading their marriage for a billion-dollar deal—and she publicly humiliates him as a worthless poor man.

Ruby, a broke nanny, takes a job caring for billionaire Ethan Cole's troubled twins. As she helps them find love and a sense of home, Ethan learns to let go of control. What begins as a fake family arrangement becomes a real family.

Rowan fakes a car accident to abduct his best friend's son and keeps him captive for ten years. Julian escapes with amnesia and meets Silas, whose sister carries his child. When his memories return, Julian joins Silas to destroy Rowan's empire. Can a man erased for a decade reclaim his stolen life?

Natalie Scott’s marriage is totally a lie. Her husband, the campus heartthrob who’s loving another woman, marries her just for revenge! Reborn, she decides to leave and go back to her rich family. On her wedding night with the man who loves her most, Natalie’s ex breaks in: “You’ll always be mine!”

The Divorced Billionaire Heiress* tells the story of Aurora Vance. On her third‑wedding anniversary, she is publicly abandoned and left penniless by her husband Marcus. In despair, she makes a contract‑marriage deal with wealthy heir Ryan Winslow. Meanwhile, she finds her true identity and takes back the Vance Group. They dig out the truth, bring mastermind Victor Kane to justice. After fierce struggles, the contract turns into genuine love. Aurora achieves self‑redemption and marries Ryan.

Struggling designer Emma accidentally conceives a child with Stephen, the cold, domineering CEO of a Silicon Valley tech empire. Obsessed with securing a legitimate heir, Stephen compels Emma to sign a pregnancy contract and move in with him, treating her as nothing more than his possession. As they cohabit, Stephen’s cold exterior gradually softens. He fiercely defends Emma at work and defies his family and board to protect her. However, a leaked secret file crushes Emma’s heart—she realizes Stephen picked her solely for her perfect genetics, never out of love. Heartbroken, she threatens to end their pregnancy, bringing the arrogant billionaire to his knees in desperate supplication. Meanwhile, Stephen’s vicious stepmother plots against Emma, drugging her and laying deadly traps. A shocking truth emerges: Stephen’s family’s AI corporation drove Emma’s father to death. To shield Stephen from ruin, Emma flees but falls into the stepmother’s trap. Bound on an illegal clinic’s operating table, she is on the verge of losing her baby. Stephen bursts in violently to rescue her. Overwhelmed by rage, he swears brutal vengeance on everyone who harmed Emma and their unborn child.

Ruby only meant to take a temporary nanny job for quick money, but she accidentally walks into the frozen world of billionaire Ethan Cole and his impossible twins. The children have already driven away sixteen nannies, Ethan runs his home like a boardroom, and every corner of the estate is ruled by cold order instead of warmth. What begins as a one-week trial quickly turns into something much larger. As Ruby challenges the household’s rigid rules, the twins slowly begin to trust again, Ethan is forced to confront the way he confuses control with parenting, and an external power struggle over custody, inheritance, and corporate leadership starts closing in. Caught between family politics and emotional chaos, Ruby becomes the first person who can truly reach the children—and the first one capable of changing Ethan himself. What started as a hired role becomes something real: she was brought in to play a mother, but she ends up becoming the heart of the family.

Five-year-old Mia lost both parents and was taken in by her cruel uncle and aunt, Patty and Thomas. They beat her, screamed at her, and treated her like trash. One snowy night in Manhattan, CEO Declan found her alone, bruised, and sick. He adopted her and promised to make her the happiest little princess in the world. But Mia had a secret: she could talk to animals. When sparrows told her a bomb was under Declan’s car, she risked being misunderstood to save him—and saved his life. Later, at the Hampton estate, her uncle and aunt appeared as disguised servants. They stole the family emerald and planned to sell Mia on the overseas dark market. Mia called the estate’s Doberman for help. Declan came in time, rescued her, and sent them to prison.

Nineteen‑year‑old Yale medical student Emily Carter faces crushing debt from her father’s disabling injury. Pressured by her greedy step‑mother Debra, she enters a physical‑for‑money arrangement with top neurosurgeon Adrian Whitmore to cover her father’s life‑sustaining treatment. As they repeatedly cross paths, cold‑dominant Adrian grows genuinely attached to Emily, while she struggles between survival and self‑respect. She endures abuse from Adrian’s violent brother Xavier and hidden manipulation from seemingly kind professor Mike Hayes. After kidnapping, violence, frame‑ups and family conflicts, Emily cuts off toxic kinship. Adrian abandons his transaction‑minded mindset, and the two build sincere, equal love on the ruins of their deal.