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On her wedding anniversary, seven months pregnant, she was locked in a burning house. She called her husband. He hung up—and turned off the fire alarm. Her baby died. They all thought she was lying. Until the funeral. When they knocked over the urn. Only then did they know the truth. And regret everything. Too late.

They broke his son. Now he’ll burn the world to the ground. Once betrayed by those he trusted, a dying father, Warner Cooper, rises again—fueled not by greed or glory, but by vengeance. This time, he’s not fighting for power… he’s fighting for his son’s pride!

Yu Wei, a promising dancer, gives up her stage for ten years of marriage—sacrificing all to save husband Fu Yan's company, only to find the crisis was his loyalty test while he dotes on sweetheart Bai Huanhuan. Betrayed, crippled by his violence, nearly killed by kidnap, saved by admirer Qi Qin, she heals, rebuilds as an art consultant for disabled creators—Fu Yan falls, repents, atones.

After a car accident, Earl Pearce loses all memory of Rowena Ortega—the woman he has loved for seven years. Daniel Ortega, Earl's best friend who has stayed by his side during his recovery, soon realizes Earl truly does not remember Rowena. This marks a turning point for Earl, who had been quietly courting her all this time, unaware that Rowena's heart still belongs to her ex-boyfriend.

After her stepfather's death, Su Nian and her family face losing their home to the Fu family. To secure a place to stay, she enters the Fu household. There, a series of entanglements unfold with Fu Chenyan—what begins with tension slowly turns into love as they grow closer.

After a car accident, Earl Pearce loses all memory of Rowena Ortega—the woman he has loved for seven years. Daniel Ortega, Earl's best friend who has stayed by his side during his recovery, soon realizes Earl truly does not remember Rowena. This marks a turning point for Earl, who had been quietly courting her all this time, unaware that Rowena's heart still belongs to her ex-boyfriend.

As an orphan and Dylan Pitt's bodyguard, Scarlet Novak stands by him through every rise and fall, yet never truly obeys him. To break her defiance, he torments her under the guise of his first love—but she refuses to yield and even fakes her death to escape. Desperate, he brings her back and erases her memories through hypnosis, only to realize that a world without her means nothing to him.

June Sinclair has been invisible her whole life — a broke girl from Minnesota sweeping up spilled popcorn in the most beautiful theatre in the city, sleeping in its balcony because she has nowhere else, writing poems she has never shown a living soul. Roxane Sterling has never wanted for anything — the most famous woman in the American theatre, fifteen years the face of a role she made immortal, married to the man who made her and never lets her forget the invoice. Then, in front of nine hundred people, that husband takes the microphone out of her hand mid-ovation and announces he's replacing her — and hands her the girl with the broom to train as her own replacement. So Roxane's bargain sounds simple: total obedience for three months, and she will turn a nobody into a star. Her rules are simpler still — no kissing, no sleepovers, no sex. Business, never pleasure. But every lesson breaks the wrong woman — and it isn't the student. The girl learning how to be wanted can't stop looking at the one teaching her how to want, and the closer June gets to the stardom she came here for, the harder it is to ignore the thing neither of them agreed to: real, ruinous, career-ending love — the kind that costs Roxane her marriage, her name and her control, June the only future she's ever been promised, and both of them the lie that this was ever just business.

Jack Fallon finds love with Stacy Baird long after witnessing Lucia Wale's betrayal. When his family faces ruin, Stacy seeks help but is gravely injured in an accident. Lucia offers aid on one condition—Jack must marry her. Misunderstandings tear him and Stacy apart, leaving him alone when he's diagnosed with his father's disease. The truth emerges too late, leaving nothing but regret.

Tom Whitmore once devoted his life to the Ashfords as a seemingly useless son-in-law, only to be betrayed by his wife, Kelly Ashford, and die in misery. In a twist of fate, both are reborn. Tom walks away, allowing Kelly's love for Andrew Somerton to run its course. Yet he faces oppression and humiliation before finally receiving help from Cheryl Shaw. By the time Kelly learns that Andrew is a liar and rushes to Tom for forgiveness, it is far too late.