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At 19, Emily thought her love with bad boy Victor was strong enough to overcome any obstacle. Then he shattered her heart with a cruel lie. Now, five years later, she returns as a top surgeon, with a child he knows nothing about. When fate lands him as her patient, will their old wounds heal or be torn wide open?

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.

In her past life, Jennifer Nolan was betrayed by her maid Bridget and fiancé Michael, whose scheme destroyed her family and left her with nothing. After a tragic fall into a frozen lake, she awakens and returns to the day of her engagement. This time, she exposes Bridget's secret and lets the two traitors choose each other. While Michael mistakes her actions for heartbreak, Jennifer, the once-famous lady of the capital, has returned to reclaim her honor and make them answer for their betrayal.

Foster-raised jewelry appraiser Nora finds a hidden birth mark in a rare diamond necklace, linking her to the wealthy Vale family. Framed for theft by the fake heiress who stole her identity at birth, she uncovers buried secrets. With the billionaire trustee Ethan’s help, she fights to reclaim her stolen life and true identity.

A young woman farms corn on shared land with her fiancé's family. But she gets betrayed and kicked out. Left with only barren wasteland, she gains mysterious guidance from a land spirit. With its help she grows premium sweet corn and builds a thriving business, while her ex's family ruins their farm by trusting false advice and reaps bitter karma.

Ivy, an art restorer, is forced to take her sister Claire’s place in a political marriage. She is seen through at first sight by tycoon Adrian during the wedding. The two sign a 90-day contract and jointly investigate old cases including their mothers’ car crash and stolen family patents, exposing conspiracies plotted by her uncle and biological father. They gradually fall for each other amid the investigation.

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.

After her boyfriend Julian loses his memory, he mistakes Elena's sister Vivian for his fiancée. Her parents say the betrothal was always Vivian's, her brother tells her to get out, and she is forgotten, exiled abroad. Three years later, Elena returns to replace her documents and runs into Julian at the airport—the man who should be at his engagement party. His eyes are red, begging her to come back to him. His memory has returned. But Elena is no longer the girl they pushed around. She finished her studies in Europe, and she has a new fiancé—Adrian, a young tech founder. Julian begins a desperate pursuit, and Vivian's true face slowly emerges. But what Elena wants was never a late apology—it was a choice made firmly from the very beginning.

In her past life, Sloane was betrayed and killed by her fiancé, Liam, and her stepsister, Gemma, who stole her family fortune. Reborn on her engagement night, she calls off the wedding and marries Tristan Hawth, Liam's ailing uncle. Together, they uncover the massive secret plot crafted by Jonathan and Valerie. After gathering evidence against their enemies, Sloane and Tristan fall in love and have a real wedding, starting their new life together.

Ryder, a top swimmer, rivals his stepbrother Lucas for his mother's love. Newcomer Tristan steals Ryder's captain spot—and his focus. Ryder despises him. One reckless mistake: he accidentally sends a solo explicit clip to Tristan, then retracts it, sure Tristan won't open it. But Tristan starts acting strange. Ryder later finds the clip saved in Tristan's phone—watched over and over.