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Human girl Selena is framed by Elf Queen Walda, causing her to lose her memory and voice. She is sent to the hunter Edmund, who torments her for three years. Elf Prince Lucian searches for his mother after seeing her in his dreams and meets Selena in the forest. When wolves attack, Selena risks her life to protect him, and mother and son recognize each other by the matching flower-shaped birthmarks on their collarbones. Theodore, King of the Elves, brings them back to the palace. Seeing that Selena is still alive, Walda secretly orders the maids to abuse her and even brings in orc slaves to violate her. At a critical moment, Theodore learns the secret of the birthmark from Lucian and realizes that Selena is his beloved who disappeared years ago. Can the amnesiac, mute mother regain her memory? Will the evil Queen's schemes be exposed?

At the DeLuca Family banquet announcing its new advisor, Matteo said he was going to end nine years of secrecy and finally acknowledge our relationship in public. I stood in the back row of the banquet hall, so nervous I'd crumpled my prepared speech into a ball. Over nine years, I'd cleaned up the port books for him three times, negotiated two cross-border shipping routes, and taken a bullet for him. Everyone knew the DeLuca Family had a female advisor who never showed her face, but no one knew I was that woman. I thought that after tonight, I would finally stop being his shadow. Until the screen at the front of the banquet hall lit up. There was no photo of us. Instead, there was only a single line of gilded text: Welcome Cecilia Costa as the Deluca Family’s New Advisor. May the Black Serpent and the Silver Fox Share in Glory From this Day Forward. Cecilia was my sister. Our parents sat at the head table, beaming with pride as they led the applause. Matteo produced the black diamond ring that marked the matriarch of the DeLuca Family and slid it onto my sister's ring finger. I moved to confront him, but my mother, Viviana, seized my wrist. "Elena, don't you dare make a scene. Nine years, and if Matteo had ever really intended to marry you, you'd have been at the head table a long time ago." I stared at her in disbelief. "You all knew?" My mother's expression faltered for a split second before she looked away. "Matteo discussed it with us a long time ago. He needed a wife who could publicly represent the Costa Family. Your sister was the better choice." I looked down at the red marks the crumpled speech had pressed into my fingers, remembering what Matteo had said nine years ago when he'd hidden me away in that safe apartment in Brooklyn. "Bear with me for now. Once my position as Don is secure, I'll show every last one of them what it looks like when I favor someone." The favor I'd waited nine years for had already gone to my sister. And I was the last to know.

Wendy, Princess of the Bloodmoon Tribe, discovers her fated mate Cole is holding a bonding ceremony for his childhood sweetheart, Kate. Claiming Kate is gravely ill, Cole begs Wendy for understanding and demands her Moonstone Necklace. Wendy grants Cole three chances — each betrayal will strip away one of his privileges. Kate fakes her illness to frame Wendy, yet Cole chooses to side with Kate. Wendy withdraws all her resources, the Alliance revokes Cole’s privileges, and she exposes that Kate was never sick. By then, it is far too late for Cole to repent.

My social psychology professor gave us a simple assignment: text the words I love you to the family member we were closest to, then record their first reaction. My parents had died seven years earlier in an ambush meant for the DeLuca family. With no one else to text, I sent the message to Roman DeLuca -the youngest Don in New York's underworld and the man the court had once appointed as my temporary guardian. The typing bubble appeared and disappeared all night. At two in the morning, his answer finally came. [Mara, don't confuse dependence with love. Whatever exists between us can never cross that line.] The next day, he stripped away every privilege he had ever given me, disconnected our private line, and ordered his underboss, Luca, to stop reporting anything about me. When I went to DeLuca Tower in Lower Manhattan, security blocked me at the revolving doors. "The Don's exact words were that we could let a rival family walk in tonight, but not you." After that, whenever Roman saw me at a party or in a hallway, he left first. He kept it up for six months. Then a doctor told me an aggressive, high-grade glioma was growing inside my brain. It was pressing into the part that held language and memory, and the time I had left might be just long enough for one goodbye.

To be with Luca, I left New York and moved to Montreal. Three years of slaving over the stove, teaching myself the books, studying every detail of how to dress—all to fit into his world. To become his Donna. I actually believed I was on my way. But tonight, at the family banquet, the woman beside him wasn't me. It was Liliana—his childhood friend. His understudy leaned in and muttered in Italian. "Don, if you're settling things with Liliana, what happens to Catherine?" Luca took a slow drag of his cigar. "I love Catherine. But for the family, my Donna can't be some nobody." "And if she finds out?" "She loves me too much to walk away. I'll give her everything but the title." My chest tightened. A tremor ran through me that I couldn't stop. What they didn't know—I'd learned Italian in secret. I caught every single word. Liliana swept in wearing a long red dress. She shot me a look from above and gestured for me to move. Luca patted my hand. "Liliana's here to hold the room tonight. Go watch the kitchen. Don't let the staff screw up." I looked into his eyes. Three years of this—and it was all a joke I'd played on myself. I turned and walked out, pulling off his necklace and letting it drop to the carpet. My phone buzzed. My father asked how much longer I'd stay away. I stopped and typed. "Three days. I'm coming back to New York." Luca, when you find out your family doesn't even hold a candle to mine... what then?

Chloe was once hailed by the medical world as the recipient of a once-in-a-lifetime love. Her fiancé, the brilliant Professor Sebastian, had supposedly spent ten years developing a miracle drug to save her life.Ten years ago, an explosion tore through the research institute. Chloe rushed into the burning building and dragged Sebastian out. The toxic chemicals permanently damaged her lungs, leaving her with irreversible pulmonary fibrosis. Afterward, Sebastian knelt beside her hospital bed and swore he would cure her.Later, Chloe’s parents died in a car accident, leaving Sebastian in charge of her trust fund and shares in the family business. His image as a devoted scientist saving the woman he loved brought him enormous funding and fame. But only Chloe knew the truth. It was a cruel scheme that used her life as expendable material.The afternoon she received her third critical condition notice, Sebastian was opening champagne at the institute to celebrate the success of the new drug. The treatment that could reverse her condition had completed all clinical trials a year ago. Yet she was the only candidate forbidden from receiving it.Chloe could not wait for death. She had to quietly collect evidence and wait for the right moment to expose him completely.

Audrey Finch once gave her heart to Lucas Montero, unaware of his true identity. His staged death and Cassandra Thorne's persecution cost Audrey her parents, her education, and her freedom. Now suffering from terminal stomach cancer, she endures life as Lucas' mistress to pay for her younger sister Ruby's treatment. At an alumni dinner, footage of her mother's assault is publicly screened. Lucas forces Audrey to take the blame by threatening Ruby and her parents' graves, then orders his guards to make her drink. That night, Cassandra destroys the Finches' graves and reveals that Ruby is dead. Audrey finally fights back. Lucas sends her to an underground boxing ring, where she loses consciousness from her injuries as New Year's fireworks accompany a hopeful message recorded by her 18-year-old self. Believing Audrey is staging another protest, Lucas casually orders her cremation if she dies. Confronted with medical records, a death certificate, and an urn, he breaks down, investigates the past, punishes Cassandra, and publicly declares Audrey his wife. In fact, Audrey has been secretly rescued by European mafia leader Cyrus Wolff and taken to Switzerland for treatment, where her cancer is brought under control. She wakes with amnesia, and Cyrus claims to be her fiance. Years earlier, Audrey saved his life while he was on the run. Although tempted to keep her dependent on him, he ultimately respects her wish to recover her memories and seek justice herself. His younger sister, Daisy, stirs Audrey's memories of Ruby, and a news video of Lucas brings her past flooding back. Audrey returns to Chicago, stabs Lucas at her family's graves, and rejects his apologies and offer of marriage. When he confines her to his estate, she gathers evidence and works with Cyrus to bring the police to his door. Released on bail, Lucas takes his own life at her parents' graves, leaving Audrey his remaining fortune and a farewell video. She chooses to return to Europe and resume her interrup

From as far back as I can remember, I knew my mom hated me. She gives me sleeping pills when I'm three. When I'm five, she tries pesticide instead. But I'm hard to get rid of. By the time I'm seven, I've already learned how to fight back. If she refuses to give me food, I flip the table so no one can eat either. If she beats me up until I'm on the ground, writhing in pain, I go after her beloved son the same way, leaving him bruised and bawling. That's how we stay locked in battle until I turn 12. Everything changes when my youngest sister is born. I'm clumsily trying to help with her wet diaper when Mom suddenly shoves me against the wall. The look in her eyes holds both disgust and fear. "What were you trying to do to my daughter? I knew it. You take after that monster of a father. Why didn't you just die with him?" I hold my aching head. For the first time, I don't fight back. I believe she's right. My existence is a mistake. I should never have been alive.

Six years ago, Hazel Ford was framed by Nina Finch — her husband Ryan Griffin’s adopted sister — and Nina’s mother Elsa Finch, and wrongfully accused of peddling overpriced drugs that left a patient critically ill. Driven by his lifelong debt of gratitude to Nina for saving his life, Ryan leveraged his family’s power to have Hazel blacklisted across the entire pharmaceutical industry and sentenced to prison on charges of intentional assault. Hazel suffered relentless abuse behind bars, which permanently damaged the optic nerve in her right eye. Upon her release, she endured fifty strokes of the Griffin family’s disciplinary cane in exchange for a divorce decree, then fled the country to start over.Six years later, Hazel returns home as the Executive President for Western Europe at Huinuo Pharmaceuticals, a global top-tier pharmaceutical company, to launch a collaborative project for a breakthrough antibiotic. But her path crosses with Ryan, Nina and Elsa once again in a hospital intensive care unit. Caught between Ryan’s arrogant misjudgment and Nina’s relentless scheming, Hazel navigates the business partnership while protecting her young son Ian, who has accompanied her on the trip, and methodically uncovers the truth behind the injustice she suffered years ago. When Ryan finally learns the full story and recognizes Hazel’s current standing, he is swallowed by crippling remorse. He sets aside his pride and embarks on a long, desperate quest to win her back. But Hazel has long built a new life abroad, supported for years by Jesper Thorne, Huinuo’s Chief Research Officer.After surviving a series of trials — including her son’s hereditary health crisis and a devastating hospital fire — Hazel finally lets go of all past grudges. She builds a quiet, happy life with Jesper and her son. Ryan, meanwhile, is left trapped in eternal, belated regret, clinging to memories and forever bereft of the love he once took for granted.

From a young age, Elena and her twin sister Bianca had suffered their parents' favouritism, and her fiancé Luca had always put Bianca first. With just one week to go before the wedding, Luca's constant favouritism caused Elena to lose all hope, and she decided to plan her escape. On the day of the wedding, a gang attack took place; Luca was absent as he had accompanied Bianca to receive an award, resulting in Elena going missing during the attack. Elena fled to Savannah, where, with the help of her best friend Alia, she became an accomplished leather restorer and met Rowen, a partner in a security firm. Upon learning the truth, Luca was overcome with remorse and searched frantically for her, trying to win her back; however, Elena had already found herself and true love alongside Rowen. In the end, Elena completely rejected both Luca and her family of origin, and walked down the aisle with Rowen.