Chapters: 39
Play Count: 116
With only thirty days left to live, a dying woman takes her best friend’s face and moves in with her daughter. She nags, cooks, and cares for her like a mother. While making dumplings, her daughter recognizes a familiar gesture and realizes the truth just before their final goodbye.
She had a one-night stand with a stranger and gave birth to a son, whom her father took away to settle his debts. Overwhelmed with sadness, she suffered memory loss, unaware that her stepson is actually her own biological child...
Workplace ace Grace is recruited by wealthy CEO Edward for a generous salary. As Mrs. Sinclair, she tends to his three children. Arrogant Ryan, introverted Emily and irritable Lucas are gradually softened by her wisdom. Just as the kids settle down, their birth mother Charlotte returns, sparking new family conflicts.
With only thirty days left to live, a dying woman takes her best friend’s face and moves in with her daughter. She nags, cooks, and cares for her like a mother. While making dumplings, her daughter recognizes a familiar gesture and realizes the truth just before their final goodbye.
Evelyn, a 50-year-old hotel cleaner, was called a "barren old woman" by her ex-husband. That same night, she unexpectedly spent the night with Damien, the CEO of a global hotel conglomerate. A month later, she found out she was pregnant with triplets. Everyone mocked her, calling her ridiculous, dirty and a gold-digger chasing wealth and status. Yet that cold, domineering tycoon knelt down in public to put shoes on her, declaring to the whole world: "The babies she carries are my heirs. And she is my wife."
Top butler Chloe signs a ten-million-dollar contract and arrives as the stepmother to a wealthy man’s three little troublemakers. From paint attacks to mind games, she takes them on one by one with a firm hand and surprising tenderness. Just as the icy contract begins to melt at the sound of one little voice calling her “Mommy,” a greater storm gathers—the family’s forbidden secrets, Chloe’s hidden past, and the man who once drove her to ruin are all closing in…
Little Angela suffers neglect and bullying from her father and brothers, longing for her mother. Severe trauma leaves her unable to speak. When truth comes out, her family repents. Finally she leaves her toxic family and starts a new life with her mother.
Pregnant Evelyn suffered liver failure after being poisoned by her stepsister. Her fiancé Atlas donated half of his liver to save her and their child, only for the vicious woman to forge their deaths. Five years later, Atlas spotted a little girl playing the piano on the street calling him Daddy. Then he saw the pale‑faced woman beside her, worn down by life, and finally learned that the lover and child he had saved had been alive all along.
A billionaire mother hides her identity as an ordinary elderly woman while searching for the two sons she lost decades ago. Enduring hardship and making countless sacrifices, she never gives up on bringing her family back together. In the end, a mother's love heals thirty years of separation.
Three-year-old Lily makes porridge for her terminally ill mother Mia, who has stomach cancer. On her deathbed, Mia tells Lily to contact her biological father Ethan, but the call is intercepted and deleted by Vivian, the woman beside Ethan. After Mia passes away, Ethan takes Lily in and discovers she is his biological daughter. Vivian abandons Lily in the wilderness, and a farewell letter falls from Lily's teddy bear, revealing the truth: years ago, Ethan's father had threatened Mia's parents' lives to force her to leave him. Mia is miraculously reborn as Sophia, and at a banquet, Lily recognizes her. Ethan confirms her identity through her signature gesture. He kneels and begs for forgiveness, but Mia does not forgive him. Ethan holds a press conference, exposes his father's crimes, and publicly declares his love for Mia. In the end, Mia holds Lily in her arms, smiles at Ethan standing at the bottom of the steps, and the family walks through the door together.