Chapters: 73
Play Count: 221
Sophia and Henry married in haste and lived three years apart. When Sophia filed for divorce, they entered a cooling-off period. Henry learned to care for her, tending her when ill and defending her at work. With family nudges, he proved his love through actions. As it ended, they withdrew the petition and grew together.
"The heir of the Wright family, whose sexual function was impaired in a car accident, was giving up. Then he ran into Lily, his teenage crush and a rehab therapist. Through her kindness and expertise, he regained both inner strength and physical health, and reclaimed his lost love."
After Reina finds out her boyfriend cheated on her with her adopted sister, she hooks up with the first guy she meets — Grey, her ex’s wealthy uncle. To get revenge, she proposes a fake relationship with Grey, but their fiery chemistry soon makes things complicated.
After discovering Rose Lark wasn’t their biological daughter, the Hills kicked her out, taking Mary Hill in. Betrayed by her childhood sweetheart, James Knoll, Rose hit rock bottom. She ended up in a compromising situation with Henry Bach, who’d loved her secretly for years. He later schemed to marry her.
Used by the Grays as a ghost painter, Evelyn had been forced to sacrifice. As her world was collapsing, she had one night with Alexander, which changed everything. He formidably intervened against her manipulative foster family and their conspiracies, helping reclaim her glory and her freedom, and they lived happily ever after.
Freddy Malone rose from nothing, faced betrayal, and endured hell. But he exposed the scam, reclaimed his life, and achieved immense wealth and respect. His journey proves that with determination, anything is possible.
In her last life, Sylvia was murdered by her dearest family. Right before her death, she realized that the man she hated most, Charles, had taken revenge for her and then took his own life. After she returned to the past, she took revenge on all those murderers and married Charles for a happy life ever after.
Emily Lane marries James Holden because of money. He says he will never sleep with her and that they will get a divorce in 30 days. One day, James runs into Emily in a bar and gets jealous. She wants to keep her distance, but he refuses. Emily is confused. What does he want?
Chloe's boyfriend cheated on her, and the other woman spread rumors. In a moment of anger, Chloe accepted a gift from her best friend, leading to something happening with her friend's uncle... And just like that, she got involved with someone powerful who shouldn't be messed with! He adored her to the bone! What seemed like a marriage by accident was actually a long-planned secret crush!
She sold herself to the most dangerous man in the city—to save her father. Ava, 22, grew up in an orphanage and was adopted by Henry, a secondhand bookseller. She worked three jobs to scrape together the $1 million surgery fee for her dying father. Desperate, she applied for a hotel cleaning job—but was drugged and sent to the penthouse suite as a “gift” for the mafia king. The drug hit her hard. With her last shred of clarity, she slapped him. No one had ever dared hit Dante. He said, “Interesting. Take it off.” She thought that night was over—until she witnessed him executing a traitor in an alley during a delivery run. Three guns pressed to her forehead. Then the hospital gave her an ultimatum. Dante’s man showed up and paid the bill. The price: one year. Her body and soul belonged to him. Then he dug into her past. The old watch on her wrist engraved “HENRY.” Orphanage records. A fire report from ten years ago. He confirmed it: she was the girl who dragged him out of that burning factory. Ten years. He had been searching for her. Thirty episodes. From coercion to care, from captivity to proposal. He taught her how to shoot. She charged into gunfire with a fire extinguisher to save him during a raid. She uncovered a traitor, saved herself with Morse code, and fought alongside him to destroy the Blackwell family—the ones who murdered her parents. She took a bullet for him. He stayed outside the ICU for three days, unshaven, eyes bloodshot. In her hospital room, with no ring, he knelt.
Sophia and Henry married in haste and lived three years apart. When Sophia filed for divorce, they entered a cooling-off period. Henry learned to care for her, tending her when ill and defending her at work. With family nudges, he proved his love through actions. As it ended, they withdrew the petition and grew together.