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Mara is humiliated at her wedding when her fiancé Nico puts her ring on her half-sister Bianca’s finger and leaves the country with her. Refusing to wait five years, Mara marries Vincent Moretti, New York’s most feared mafia don and Nico’s adoptive father. When Nico finally returns, he expects Mara to become his wife while Bianca remains his lover. Instead, he finds Mara raising their daughter with Vincent and protected by the Moretti family. The woman he discarded is now his father’s wife, the mother of his little sister, and someone he can no longer afford to offend.

Jessamine spent nine years turning Dashiell Carrington from an undrafted nobody with two blown knees into the captain of the New York Comets. She rebuilt his body, ghostwrote his apologies, and quit her own career to manage his. He repaid her by sleeping with his twenty-one-year-old content producer, handing the girl a training program Jessamine had created, and telling the cameras his family was everything — while his pregnant wife sat in the ER alone. He forgot to take off his mic after the game. She downloaded three copies. Then she called his mother — who happened to chair the team's board — and said two words: "I'm leaving." She didn't take the nursery, the jerseys, or the baby skates with his number on them. She took four rehab journals, a passport, and the original manuscript he told her wasn't worth publishing. Six months later, the Comets had a new president. Her name was Jessamine. No last name required.

Mia Collins is a clumsy intern with a weak heart, chronic gastritis, and flat feet. Grayson Vale is a ten-billion-dollar CEO who just had emergency surgery with her rare Rh-null blood — and now feels every ounce of her pain in real time. Her ghost-pepper wings wreck his billion-dollar negotiation. Her leg cramp drops him to his knees at a signing ceremony. Her menstrual cramps send his private doctor on a midnight house call that turns up nothing. He can't remove the blood without dying, so he does the next best thing: promotes her to his floor, rewrites the company security policy, bans spicy food, and fires anyone who leaves a scratch on her. She's the most expensive liability on his balance sheet — and the only person in the world who makes him feel anything at all.

Nora Hale can see the future in dreams. Her latest dream shows a man pinning her to an old desk, whispering, “I’ve wanted this for two years.” The next morning, she meets him at Blackwood Estate: Aiden Blackwood, her spoiled billionaire student, determined to make his new live-in tutor quit. Nora fights back, and Aiden starts seeing the same forbidden dreams. He is twenty-one, suspended, and tied to a family that can buy anyone. She needs the job and the distance. But every lesson turns into a dare, and every dream looks closer to coming true.

Single mom Fiona is abused by her ex-boyfriend Frank's family for years. On a rainy night, she is thrown out with her daughter. At her lowest, Joseph—a wheelchair-bound CEO—proposes: "Let me be your shield."After marriage, Joseph sends Debbie to a top school, hires a fencing champion coach, and opens a salon for Fiona. He slowly rebuilds her shattered confidence. Meanwhile, Frank's family keeps coming back—humiliating her, destroying her, even kidnapping Debbie. Until Joseph stands up from his wheelchair at the fencing competition and knocks Frank out cold.Debbie wins the championship. Fiona's salon opens. Joseph kisses her at the ribbon-cutting as Frank is dragged away by security. From factory floor to salon owner, from broken to cherished—she finally knows she deserves to be loved.

The kingdom’s greatest warrior returns home after five years of war and glory, only to find his wife has decided to divorce him, and hold a contest to find a mate that can protect her. Little does he realize the true reason for her betrayal… the safety of their five year old daughter.

In the beastkin world, Toby (a rabbit whose impending marriage was called off) is forced into an arranged marriage with Enzo (the Wolf King and adoptive father of his former fiancée) following an unexpected one-night stand. Humiliated again and again by his ex and her family, Toby is saved by Enzo through crisis after crisis, and what begins as forced dependence slowly turns into helpless devotion — sparking a dangerous, forbidden romance defined by an extreme emotional tension.

Will Quinn, the legendary world-class magician, is assassinated mid-publicperformance. His soul travels across time and awakens inside Noah, a bulliedten-year-old illegitimate son of the powerful Blackwood noble family. Retaining all ofhis peerless magic skills from his past life, Noah steps forward during a high-stakesmagic duel for the sacred Phantom Stage against the hostile Graves family. To unmask the masterminds behind his murder, he pretends to be Will Quinn's secret apprentice and issues a public challenge to all top-ranked magicians at theGlobal Magic Championship. The fake "God of Magic" Cassian Frost and the corrupt Council of Magicians take the bait one after another. Drawing on his intimate knowledge of magic mechanisms, Noah dismantles deadlytraps and uncovers the dark truth: the Council ordered his assassination becausethey feared his unyielding independence. He defeats the evil cabal, exposes theircrimes, and reclaims his rightful glory. He reminds the whole world that true magic belongs to everyone who still believes in miracles.

In the noble matriarchal magic family of Valerius, baby Ella is born with the supreme Pure Gold Bloodline, destined to be queen. But her jealous aunt Morgan bribes a priest to brand her a clan-destroying curse. The cold grandmother orders a fire execution. As her parents, Duchess Octavia and Edmund, watch in despair, Bram—a “foolish” janitor despised by all—rushes into the flames and saves her with scorched hands. Ella’s supreme magic is sealed by a dark curse; her identity pendant becomes a charred lump. Six years later, powerless Ella is the lowest “magic-less trash” at the Magic Academy, surviving with her foolish adoptive father. Fate is cruel: her biological brother Julian brutally beats her; Duchess Octavia, longing for her dead daughter, smashes the dirty child against the sacred blood-testing stone. The stone flashes gold but is extinguished by the seal. Enraged, Octavia silently allows Julian to kill; Bram is severed in the spine protecting Ella. To earn one gold coin for medicine, 8-year-old Ella endures humiliation and jumps into a freezing ice lake. The icy water cleans the Star Pendant, revealing its faint blue glow. Climbing ashore, she runs into the Duchess—who stares at the pendant, stunned. When the supreme Pure Gold magic finally breaks the seal and shakes the empire, the truth will tear open the ducal family’s bloody lies. They will fall into eternal regret. And Ella, holding her foolish father’s hand, has only coldness and unforgiveness for those “blood relatives” who kneel and weep.

He’s a ruthless alpha werewolf tycoon, haunted by a 12-year obsession — to track down the little girl who saved his life all those years ago. She’s an ordinary girl driven to her wits’ end by life. A fateful twist throws them together, leaving her carrying his alpha bloodline — only to be met with nothing but icy disdain and contempt. “Gold-digger. You don’t deserve to bear my child.” He’s all bark and no bite, too prideful to admit he’s falling hard for her. She’s quiet and guarded, clutching her past close and never breathing a word of it. When the long-lost keepsake finally sees the light of day, the truth hits like a ton of bricks: the white moonlight he’s scoured every corner of the world for? It’s always been her — the very woman he pushed away with his own two hands.