Chapters: 80
Play Count: 832
Naomi Conner had the looks and family background many envied. Unfortunately, she married a useless man who lived off her money. Thankfully, the marriage was a six-year deal, and the deadline was coming up.
Talented designer Isabella marries a "broke" man to save her adoptive father. He turns out to be a billionaire. She fights plagiarism, finds her real‑family identity and gains happy love.
Ten years after Sophie saved Leon from a car crash orchestrated by his brother Mike, Sophie catches her fiancé Ryan (Leon’s nephew) cheating at their wedding. She impulsively proposes to Leon, who’s pretending to be crippled to uncover the accident’s truth and reclaim his stolen business. Their contractual marriage deepens into love as Leon secretly protects Sophie. After exposing Mike and Ryan’s crimes, Leon reveals he’s a hidden billionaire.
On the day Julie was supposed to marry her ex, she caught him cheating—so she grabbed the nearest stranger and got hitched instead. One-year contract: divorce, cash out, walk away. But her billionaire husband changed the rules—because he wanted her for real. And to her own surprise, she wanted him back. His whole family adored her. Of course, the scheming ex–best friend sneered that a nobody like Julie didn't deserve her "Charles," and her ex kept telling her to face reality and ditch the rich husband. Then came the joint gala of B‑Country’s top dynasty and New York’s Warfield family—where Mr. Gale Henderson took Julie’s hand and announced: “This is my only granddaughter, Gale Henderson’s flesh and blood. Treat her well.” And her husband wrapped his arm around her waist, leaving no room for doubt: “This woman is mine. Divorce? Not a chance.”
After seven years away from her tech empire, genius engineer Soraya returns to find her husband cheating and her daughter calling his mistress “Mom.” Divorced and heartbroken, she reclaims her billionaire CEO identity, finds healing with single dad Jacob, and leaves her betrayers drowning in regret.
After catching her fiancé cheating with her best friend, Claire, a working-class girl, resolutely breaks off the engagement. To fulfill her terminally ill grandmother’s final wish to see her married before Thanksgiving, Claire enters a sudden marriage with Tristan, a seemingly penniless "homeless man" she rescues from the streets. Unbeknownst to her, this man is actually the elusive billionaire CEO of the global titan, the Wilson Group, living incognito. After overcoming numerous trials and tribulations together, Claire finally realizes that Tristan is the greatest Thanksgiving gift she could ever receive.
After catching her fiance cheat, teacher Clara marries Gabriel, a 'broke waiter' secretly heir to the Aurora Group, in a six-month trial. Class bias, a scheming rival and a cruel misunderstanding drive pregnant Clara away. Three years on, their twins seek their daddy and reunite the family.
At her lavish wedding, Jessica’s perfect world shatters when her groom publicly rejects her and her sister exposes a devastating secret.Humiliated and cornered, Jessica makes a shocking move—proposing to the groom’s wheelchair-bound brother in front of everyone.What begins as a calculated act of revenge soon entangles her in a web of secrets, danger, and unexpected emotion.As truth and passion collide, Jessica and Chris must decide whether their alliance will destroy them—or save them both.
Naomi Conner had the looks and family background many envied. Unfortunately, she married a useless man who lived off her money. Thankfully, the marriage was a six-year deal, and the deadline was coming up.
Mía mistakes billionaire Adrián, disguised as a mechanic, for a stray dog's owner and marries him on a whim. Wanting only an ordinary life, she never suspects her husband secretly runs Group Cárdenas. As the truth unravels, she must face a love that began with a lie.
Bartender Vivian Cross spent her days at the hospital caring for her leukemia-stricken younger brother, and her nights mixing drinks at Miami's most expensive rooftop bar to pay off her $300,000 debt. Real estate empire head Easton Reed's father Henry lay in the ICU, and on his deathbed changed the will: if Easton didn't marry before he died, the $20 billion empire would all go to his nephew Malcolm. Easton didn't believe in love, but he couldn't let his father's life's work fall into Malcolm's hands. He needed a wife, six months was enough. Vivian needed $3 million to save her brother's life. One contract, mutual benefit, the only rule: don't fall for real. But Easton's possessiveness went far beyond the contract. He wouldn't let other men touch her, wouldn't let her come home alone at night, wouldn't let her cry without coming to him. Vivian said "this is just a deal," and Easton tore up the contract: "It was. Now it's not."