DramaShorts | Business | Short Drama Genres

Dana Kowalski is a broke Brooklyn girl with a quick mouth and a scholarship to lose. Margaux Black is a billionaire heiress in a tuxedo who has never heard the word “no.” One slap in a VIP lounge starts it all: a rescue in the rain, a burnt breakfast in a penthouse, a designer dress Dana refuses to keep, and a first kiss in a dark movie theater, caught on an instant photo. Then the lilies start arriving. Photos of Dana asleep in her own bed. A voice on the answering machine that says, “I won’t be ignored.” Someone close is watching. To save the girl she loves, Margaux will have to stop hiding and tell the whole city the truth. A love story about two women, made in the spirit of the movies they live on.

A betrayed heiress makes a deal with her family's most dangerous enemy: pretend to be her boyfriend and help her ruin the man who broke her heart. She doesn't know he was sent to seduce her, steal her father's secrets, and destroy everything she loves. But when their fake relationship turns into an obsession neither can control, he must choose between the revenge he lived for—and the woman he was never supposed to love.

Kian Mercer has always survived at full speed — both on the street and behind the wheel. After robbing a bank to save his younger sister, he unexpectedly gets a shot at becoming a professional driver and lands on the same team as Niko Voss, an arrogant champion he can’t decide whether he wants to beat or kiss. Their rivalry quickly turns into a dangerous romance, but Niko is hiding the one truth that could destroy everything: he was behind the wheel of the car that nearly killed Kian’s sister. And as their feelings deepen, a jealous Victoria is ready to do whatever it takes to tear them apart before the truth does it for her.

After being humiliated by her family and pushed to her death by her own brother, billionaire heiress Amy Monroe miraculously survives. Presumed dead, she transforms herself and returns under a new identity, determined to take back her fortune and destroy everyone who betrayed her. But when her revenge brings her dangerously close to Mark—the billionaire she believes betrayed her too—old feelings resurface, forcing Amy to choose between vengeance and the man who may have loved her all along.

A love note. The wrong jacket. One very public lie. When broke walk-on skater Jules accidentally slips her secret confession into roller derby superstar Logan McCallahan’s jacket, Logan reads it aloud—and announces they’re dating. Their deal seems perfect: Logan can make her ex jealous, while Jules gets closer to the woman she truly wants. But beneath the stadium lights, fake touches ignite real feelings. With jealousy turning dangerous and Logan’s career hanging by a thread, Jules must decide who truly owns her heart—and how far she’ll go for the woman wearing the star.

Elena, an ambitious marketer, thinks her rival Maya is sleeping with her fiancé and boss, Liam. She's wrong — Maya is after his money, not his heart, and by the time the truth comes out, Elena has fallen for her instead. Enemies-to-lovers meets corporate takedown, with a cheating, embezzling fiancé caught in the middle.

My father broke my mother's bond in front of two hundred people and called it his own business. She lived eleven more months. He never once looked back. Now there's an Alpha sleeping down the hall from me. Serena Lane runs the pack across the ridge, and she's in our house to sign a treaty that will hand my father everything he's ever wanted — her land, her people, and, if he gets his way, her. So I'm going to take her first. It was supposed to be one night. One recording. One memory card left on his desk where he couldn't miss it. Except her daughter came home early. Except the woman I was using started making me breakfast. Except there are six silver rounds in my father's safe, and by the time anyone counts them, one of them is already gone. She came to sign a treaty. She stayed to burn a house down.

A retired killer. A spoiled heiress. And an island full of men carrying silver. Sloane Holt spent twenty years as her agency's most lethal asset, and not once asked what was actually in the vitamin protocol her handler kept her on. Two years into retirement, a woman she was about to take home puts her on a bathroom floor in ninety seconds — and Sloane wakes up tied to a chair with one last job: fly to a private island and babysit a general's daughter for a week. Lily Derrickson is twenty-five, spectacular, entirely uninterested in being protected, and the first person in two decades to look at Sloane like a woman instead of a weapon. Then the hotel staff turn out to be armed, the island goes dark, and Sloane takes a round in the chest that should have ended her — and doesn't, because it hit the flask Lily shoved in her pocket as an insult. The bullet inside it is silver. Which means someone on this island isn't here for the general's launch codes at all. With a full moon four days out, a poisoned girl she cannot cure, an ex-partner begging her to run, and a handler who has held her leash since she was twenty, Sloane has to decide how much Lily is allowed to see — because the only permanent cure for what's killing her is the one thing Sloane has never done to anyone she loved.

Ambitious perfectionist Kirsten and her charming office rival JT can’t stand each other — until a freak accident makes them wake up in each other’s bodies. Forced to live each other’s lives and protect their careers, they discover that neither has it as easy as they thought. But as rivalry turns into understanding — and unexpected attraction — switching back may become more complicated than either imagined.

Four hundred people stopped talking when I walked into that ballroom. Not the way it happens for him. Someone guessed my weight into a microphone and the room laughed. Then a man I had never been introduced to raised his hand and said: five million dollars. He doesn't know we've met. Four years ago I ran into the wrong locker room, and he came out of the shower, and he kissed me, and he asked my name — and I ran before I could give it to him. So he bid five million dollars on a date with a stranger, and the stranger is me, and he has no idea. I didn't get the date. They stepped on my trouser leg until it tore open. They poured champagne over my head. I walked out of that hotel and out of the country and nobody saw me for four years. I came back in a suit that was made for my body instead of bought for a rumour. Same face. Same size. Not one of them recognized me — because not one of them ever actually looked. Now there's a lanyard around my neck that says INTERN, and a name on it that is only barely a lie, and I sit two desks down from the man who bought me. My father wants to merge with his company. I'm here to find out if it's worth it. I am not here to fall for him. He kissed me by the copier three weeks ago. He's known exactly who I am since.