

Every member of the Stone family is brilliant, yet youngest daughter Ivy Stone is written off as a fool. Few suspect she has long feigned idiocy, reborn with memories of a legendary top‑tier lawyer from her past life. She hoped for a peaceful, uneventful life. But traitors team up with investors to crash Stone Group. A single contract threatens total ruin and crushing billion‑dollar debt. Right before her father signs, Ivy halts him.

Ethan Hill lives in a rundown house with his mother for 22 years and is dumped by his girlfriend for being too poor. One night, his billionaire grandfather appears and reveals that his mother is his only daughter, making Ethan the sole heir to his fortune. Gaining wealth and power overnight, he crushes those who once humiliated him and stands up against injustice for his classmates. In the end, he finds both love and success.

Debbie Reid funds Stacy Potts through college, only to have her kindness backfire when her husband, Greg Upton, betrays her for Stacy—and causes her to miscarry. Three years after their divorce, Debbie is now married to tycoon Owen Wilde. When she unexpectedly runs into Greg and Stacy at the airport, they wrongly assume she's begging to reunite with Greg and begin humiliating her. Owen steps in, protecting Debbie and putting the ungrateful couple firmly in their place.

The day a rat sold out our East Coast safe houses, the FBI got its hands on the addresses of every old base belonging to the Five Families. The Commission gave the order: every associate had to report to the neutral church and register within seventy-two hours. Only those who completed registration would make the evacuation list and be picked up by the convoys. Once the list was sealed, no one could be added. But Viola Romano claimed she was the daughter of the Commission's Chairman. She said her father had already saved a spot for everyone. They didn't need to register, and they could still leave on the priority convoy. My friends believed her and canceled their registrations, one after another. I begged them not to gamble with their lives and told them to register just in case. Viola immediately accused me of being jealous and trying to ruin things for everyone. My boyfriend, Matteo Russo, said I didn't understand power and that I belonged in line with the ordinary members. In my last life, I reported the whole thing to the Commission. Viola was exposed. Everyone managed to register before the deadline and secure a spot on the evacuation list. She was cast out of the Family for impersonating the Chairman's daughter and obstructing an emergency evacuation. In the end, she died in an FBI raid. Everyone said she got what she deserved. They thanked me for saving them. But after we moved into the new safe house, Matteo shot me from behind. The bullet went straight through my heart. The people I'd saved just stood there, watching coldly. "The worst that could've happened to us was getting arrested by the FBI. Viola lost her life!" When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the day Viola promised to get everyone onto the evacuation list.