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After thirteen years of loving the wolf she rescued from the black market, Emma overhears Brian admit he has always wished he belonged to her beautiful cousin. Crushed by a lifetime of being mocked for her looks and never chosen by anyone, Emma dissolves their bond, leaves him her home, and starts over as a university lecturer in Miami. There, she meets Finn, a scarred fox Beastkin abandoned after escaping a trafficking ring. As Emma gives Finn the kindness she once begged for, he gives her something Brian never could: fierce devotion and the courage to see her own worth. When Brian returns begging for another chance, Emma must choose between the love that wounded her and the one that finally feels like home.

Sylva is a Lamia hiding in plain sight among humans. She uncovers a dark truth: Caine, the campus heartthrob she once loved, is actually a serial predator who drugs, traffics, and murders women. Originally, Sylva was meant to be his next target. Instead, she turns the tables, luring him deep into her hidden snow-valley clan to be used as breeding stock for the women of her kind. The hunter has finally become the ultimate prey, and Caine is eventually drained dry until he meets his end.

Eighteen-year-old scholarship student Sloane Reed lives interdependently with her cancer-stricken mother, Elaine. On the surface, she is the daughter of a fish market stall owner, but in reality, she is the never-acknowledged illegitimate daughter of Marcus Voss, the crime boss of Silverhaven. When her mother urgently needs money for treatment, Marcus suddenly acknowledges Sloane and demands that she complete a dangerous mission to seize “The Prize” as his direct blood relative. Knowing she is a discarded pawn, Sloane still enters the underworld to save her mother. At the private casino The Dominion, she sees through an ambush, cuts off Roman Drake’s hand as The Prize, and uses it to seize control of the casino’s management. She then faces The Thirteen Slashes alone, establishing her authority amid an attack by thirteen enforcers, and maneuvers among the three families: Voss, Hale, and Whitmore. She exploits debts, clubs, surveillance, car accidents, and infighting among heirs to create rifts, while cooperating with the police to gather criminal evidence. In the end, Sloane uses herself as bait to lure the two families into West Yard Chemical Depot, using Celeste Hale as the final “prize” to ignite a shootout and enable a police roundup. After the criminal forces are destroyed, she graduates as valedictorian and a Governor’s STEM Scholar, returning with her mother to an ordinary yet bright life.

During the Awakening Ceremony, the impoverished youth Elias awakened an SSS-level talent, yet he was classified as a "Grand Druid"—someone who had lost their contractual partner. His girlfriend announced their breakup in public; he was burdened with overwhelming debts; and the entire school mocked him. Then, Willow—the first Ancient Spirit to emerge after a century of silence—opened her eyes amidst a green glow.

Bookish scholar Iris is rejected by the boy she confesses to for lacking dating experience. To make up for this shortcoming, she approaches campus playboy Nash and asks him to teach her about love. They start a contractual tutor-tutee relationship. In intimate interactions and daily bickering, they fall for each other. Meanwhile, the boy who rejected Iris comes back to pursue her, sparking an emotional drama. The rational scholar and unrestrained playboy gradually figure out their true hearts in this contractual relationship.

When Claire's boyfriend humiliates her on the school bus, she blurts out one desperate lie — Her real boyfriend is student council president Kingston Blake, sitting right next to her. Instead of exposing her, he plays along. Soon he's defending her from bullies, fixing broken cameras to keep her safe at night, and secretly funding her band when no one else believes in her dream. But when her ex comes crawling back, will Claire choose her ex or the boy who's been quietly falling for her all along?

Seven years ago, she was his student, and he was her forbidden temptation. Seven years later, she is his assistant, and he is her boss. In the high-stakes world of mergers and acquisitions at one of New York’s most prestigious law firms, a dangerous conflict of interest begins to unfold—one that blurs the lines between professional ambition and forbidden desire. As their undeniable attraction spills from the office desk to the negotiation table, both are drawn into a game where the stakes are everything—and neither may walk away without losing it all.

Jesse was once a talented pro boxer — until a fixed fight cost him his entire career. Now he’s forced to fight in underground matches to pay for his young daughter Mia’s life-saving surgery. The last man he ever wants to see again is Grant: his cocky, self-proclaimed straight high school nemesis, who’s hated him for years, convinced Jesse stole his girlfriend back in school. But Grant holds all the cards now. He offers Jesse a well-paid contract as his personal bodyguard — with intimate, non-negotiable conditions attached. With Mia’s life on the line, Jesse has no choice but to sign. Caught between his long-hidden secret crush and Grant’s simmering resentment, he’s pulled into a dangerous game of hate and desire, with stakes higher than any fight he’s ever stepped into.

Twin sister Ollie Campbell spent eighteen years as the family green leaf while porcelain-pretty Willow took the dresses, the MacBook, and the praise. Beck forgot her mango allergy for Willow's iced drinks; Hayes spent months of pay on Willow and blamed Ollie. On application night, they steered Willow to Stanford and Ollie to community college—never asking about her 1580 SAT. Beck dropped MIT for Willow; Ollie quietly chose UT Austin, 2,400 km away. When Mom stole her savings for Willow's graduation party, Ollie left. A reporter exposed her National Merit scholarships too late. In Texas, she rebuilt herself—honors, papers, NSF work—and refused Dad's regret, Hayes's scolding, and Beck's rain-soaked plea. Years later, she turns away their money pleas and harassment. At graduation, she smiles for the camera and toasts, "To the future." Willow got the party. Ollie got the scholarship—and a life that is finally hers. Favoritism breeds no loyalty; silence never buys being seen. An underestimated life can still bloom.

Arthur, a mighty archmage who saved the world three centuries ago, conceals his true identity and works as a janitor at St. Grace Academy. His son Lucas regards him merely as a down-and-out alcoholic given to empty boasting and is frequently ashamed of him. As dark forces resurge, Arthur shields Lucas in secret. When the Void God emerges, Arthur's identity is revealed. Tempered by ordeals, Lucas matures, gains love and undertakes the mission of protecting the world.