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Chapters: 30
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To save her sick brother, designer Ivy signs a one-year contract marriage with cold-faced CEO Alexander. Inside the family, cousin Marcus and socialite Stella take turns setting traps — plagiarism accusations, destroyed sample dresses, identity humiliation — but Ivy fights back with skill and brains every time. Alexander, who started as a mere contract partner, slowly falls for her, quietly deflecting every arrow meant for her. When Marcus leaks the contract to the public and the internet erupts, Alexander asks for a divorce to protect her. Thrown out of the mansion, Ivy doesn't fall. She stages a guerrilla street show with discarded fabric, and from Marcus's former subordinate Leo she obtains the evidence chain: embezzlement, media manipulation, the whole plot. At the boardroom showdown, Ivy returns with the evidence and takes down Marcus alongside Alexander. On the globally livestreamed runway show, Alexander tears up the contract in front of everyone and drops to one knee — this time, not a deal, not obligation. It's love. The Cinderella didn't wait to be saved. She took back her own crown.
An orphan escapes her exploitative aunt through a quick marriage to an 'ordinary employee.' She works tirelessly, unaware her husband runs a corporate empire and is quietly protecting her. Her aunt's family continues to bully and scheme against her, forcing both spouses to defend the marriage they first treated as temporary.
Betrayed by her fiancé, Shirley married the stranger Cedric on a contract. Then their difficult start slowly turned to real affection. Upon learning he was her savior from the past, old hurts and new affection merged. In the end, they chose authentic love over the contract, forging a true and lasting bond.
An ER nurse is forced to sign a contract with a powerful mafia boss, launching a whirlwind romance that evolves from coercion to destiny as their worlds dramatically collide.
Left at the altar, Selah Carey takes drastic action to claim her inheritance by offering a reward for a child. The impeccable man she chooses, Winston Quinn, is actually the world's wealthiest man—and her ex-fiancé's uncle.
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.
Ava Reed, a young girl from the slums, loses her younger brother Noah, who is framed as a scapegoat for a smuggling case and killed unjustly. Convinced of her brother’s innocence, Ava ventures alone into the underground auction run by Dante Moretti, the feared don who controls the South Port mob. She stuns everyone by revealing the password to the smuggling ledger that Noah mentioned on his deathbed, drawing Dante’s full attention. To uncover the truth behind Noah’s murder, Ava strikes a dangerous deal with Dante and signs a revenge contract. She promises to expose the traitor within his family, while he agrees to help her reopen Noah’s case. Bound by this pact, the two are dragged into a tangled web of crimes and betrayals. Braving dangerous gang forces, corrupt police and scheming high-society figures, Ava never acts as a vulnerable damsel. Smart and fearless, she takes huge risks to gather evidence bit by bit. She eventually uncovers a vicious alliance formed by Luca, Dante’s scheming cousin, Isabella, his political fiancée, and Marco, a corrupt detective. The trio launders money through stolen medical supplies, falsifies autopsy reports and plants fake evidence to frame the innocent Noah. What starts as a mutually exploitative partnership gradually turns into tense, heartfelt affection. Dante initially sees Ava as a mere pawn, yet he grows to admire her courage and honesty. Ava also clears up misunderstandings about Dante and his family amid countless twists. Trapped by a blood oath, she endures public humiliation, arson attacks and malicious frames time and again. With crucial evidence including the black ledger and an ancient family seal, Ava defeats all foes at the family trial and makes them confess their crimes. In the end, Noah’s name is fully cleared. The slums are freed from exploitative protection fees. The revenge contract expires, and Ava establishes a new, fair order independent of any criminal power. Dante steps down from his role as a mob don and decides to pursue Ava on her terms. What began with a quest for revenge finally blossoms into a sincere love story.
For three years, Emily has been Charles's secret lover, taking her friend Sophie's place. When Sophie returns, Emily breaks free, leaving a note claiming she found new love. But her sudden exit only intensifies Charles's dark obsession. Determined to win her back, he refuses to let her go, sparking a fierce pursuit.
Destitute girl Vera is forced to impersonate a wealthy heiress and marry billionaire Ethan to raise money for her sister's surgery. She appears weak and endures humiliation, but in truth she's investigating the truth behind her father's death. Within their contract marriage and amid elite schemes and buried conspiracies, they test and fall for each other, eventually joining forces to tear open the Winters family's dark ledgers and walk into a real wedding.
To save her sick brother, designer Ivy signs a one-year contract marriage with cold-faced CEO Alexander. Inside the family, cousin Marcus and socialite Stella take turns setting traps — plagiarism accusations, destroyed sample dresses, identity humiliation — but Ivy fights back with skill and brains every time. Alexander, who started as a mere contract partner, slowly falls for her, quietly deflecting every arrow meant for her. When Marcus leaks the contract to the public and the internet erupts, Alexander asks for a divorce to protect her. Thrown out of the mansion, Ivy doesn't fall. She stages a guerrilla street show with discarded fabric, and from Marcus's former subordinate Leo she obtains the evidence chain: embezzlement, media manipulation, the whole plot. At the boardroom showdown, Ivy returns with the evidence and takes down Marcus alongside Alexander. On the globally livestreamed runway show, Alexander tears up the contract in front of everyone and drops to one knee — this time, not a deal, not obligation. It's love. The Cinderella didn't wait to be saved. She took back her own crown.
Dumped during her wedding dress fitting, Stella Quinn rips up the engagement and hits back hard. With her powerhouse brother at her side, she crushes the fake rival, ruins the cheater, and takes back everything in style.