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After years of being called boring by her husband Eric, Chloe decides she's had enough. Desperate to save their marriage, she sneaks into an exclusive underground club for a private lesson in pleasure. But Chloe walks into the wrong room.

Dismissed by husband Eric as uptight, Chloe enters an underground club for pleasure—but stumbles into a vampire blood-thrall gathering. She asks Victor, a ruthless billionaire vampire Dom, to teach submission. After one night, Victor craves more than blood. Using her wish to save her marriage, he demands she become his sub and exclusive blood thrall.

After years of being dismissed by her husband, Eric, as uptight, boring, and hopelessly inexperienced, Chloe finally decides she’s had enough. Desperate to save her dying marriage—and prove she can be the woman he wants—she ventures into an exclusive underground club for a private lesson in pleasure. But Chloe walks into the wrong room. What she mistakes for an elite adults-only training session is actually a secret gathering where vampires select their human blood thralls. And the man she approaches for guidance is no ordinary instructor. Victor is a ruthless billionaire, a predator hiding at the very top of human society—and a powerful vampire Dom accustomed to complete obedience. Unaware of what he truly is, Chloe asks him to teach her how to submit. One forbidden night leaves Victor craving far more than her blood. Using her desire to save her marriage as bait, he offers her a dangerous arrangement: become his sub, obey his every command, and serve as his exclusive blood thrall……

Leo has always been one rank behind Jaxon, the star quarterback who takes everything Leo wants, including his crush, the hottest girl on campus. What Leo doesn't know is that Jaxon is secretly in love with him. So Jaxon tanks an exam on purpose, then makes Leo an offer — Tutor me to keep my captaincy, and I'll teach you how to win your dream girl. Studying calculus by day, dating lessons by night — and one plan Leo never accounted for, falling for his romance coach, his biggest rival.

To settle her father's debt, Vivian Gray reluctantly accepts Shane Ford's offer of 200,000 dollars to become his wife. On the day they register their marriage, both disguise themselves, unwilling to reveal their true identities. A year later, while working as a hostess at a film festival, Vivian accidentally trips and falls, unintentionally stealing Shane's first kiss. "Get off me!" Shane snaps angrily. "I'm sorry, but... your lips are so soft!" Vivian blurts out. The incident costs Vivian her job, and fate takes a surprising turn when she ends up becoming Shane's assistant.

After losing her husband and rebuilding herself through grief and second chances, Summer Su finds redemption at River City University, navigating friendship, music, competitions, and family conflicts together with Jonathan Xu, Ethan Zhou, and others. United by their journeys through academics, emotions, and fate, they grow through misunderstandings and forgiveness, facing challenges of identity and choices, and ultimately embrace new hope and beginnings.

He buried his wife alive for insurance and played the grieving widower. But she clawed through the mud, fingers torn to bones, and dragged herself back to the living. As he delivers his final eulogy, the doors swing open. She staggers in and places his crimes on her own altar. When the dead walk in, can the guilty ever bury their sins deep enough?

Lila, ignored by her father and stepmother, fantasizes about her boyfriend's sexual psychology professor. After catching her boyfriend sleeping with her sister, she turns to the professor — until the cruelest twist: the professor is her boyfriend's father. Now she's torn between a boy she never wanted and a taboo love she can't escape.

Dayna, betrayed by her husband Declan and his lover Madison, nearly dies after an abduction. She divorces Declan, who only cares for Madison, and enters a marriage of convenience with powerful, paralyzed CEO Kristopher Hudson. Dayna, secretly the legendary Wraith Physician, agrees to heal Kristopher in exchange for his help dismantling Foster Group and reclaiming her family's legacy. She faces hostility from Kristopher's family but finds unexpected support from him. Dayna confronts Declan and Madison, exposing their lies and cruelty. When Declan kidnaps Dayna to force Wraith Physician to save his mother, Dayna agrees only after securing a contract for her demands. She performs the surgery, then publicly threatens Declan and Madison, leading to Madison pushing Dayna down stairs. Kristopher arrives, fiercely defending Dayna.

At our engagement party, my fiancé, James Pierce, and my best friend, Rachel Bellini, slipped into Italian again. Years ago, the two of them had gone off to college in Milan together, leaving me to study alone in America. Right before our engagement speeches, James leaned close to Rachel's ear and murmured in low, husky Italian, "If you were the one standing here beside me today, I'd be so much happier." I turned to stare at him in disbelief, every ounce of joy draining out of me in an instant. But James just smiled at me, all innocence, and switched to English. "What's wrong, sweetheart? Nerves getting to you?" I had lost count of how many times James and Rachel had talked in Italian right in front of my face. At dinner, they critiqued the dishes in Italian. At the movies, they joked about the plot in Italian. Over afternoon tea, they traded old stories and private jokes in Italian, things only the two of them understood. I had protested. We had even fought about it. But James would only say impatiently, "Isabella, this is how we lived for four years of college. Can you stop making a scene over nothing? If you can't understand Italian, go learn it yourself!" Rachel glanced at me, smothered a laugh, and went on in Italian, "Look at that shocked little face. She clearly has no idea how hard you went at it with me the night before your engagement party." James answered with utter contempt and absolute certainty. "So what if she found out? You think she could survive without me?" The note card with my speech slipped from my fingers and landed without a sound, but the weight of it hit me like a blow to the chest. They had no idea. My father is Italian. I was born in Italy. After my parents divorced, I moved to America with my mother, Eleanor Bennett, when I was ten. I understood every word they said in Italian.