

On the third day of Grant’s silent treatment, my husband—and the CEO of our company—approved a real estate deal proposed by his assistant, Vanessa. It was guaranteed to lose money. He expected me to storm into his office and force him to withdraw his approval. I didn’t. A week later, he came back from a business trip. When he saw that I hadn’t argued or caused a scene, he looked at me with approval for the first time in months. Then he gave my position to Vanessa. He expected that to finally make me snap. It didn’t. I organized every project file and placed them neatly on Vanessa’s new desk. Then Grant erased my name from a proposal I had written and replaced it with hers, just so she could collect the bonus. I didn’t fight that either. Vanessa smiled smugly and told him, “See? I told you not to fight Evelyn head-on. Freeze her out long enough, and she’ll fold. She’s terrified of losing you. That’s why she’s finally behaving.” Grant believed every word. He even praised her for being clever. That night, he called me into his office and promised me a raise, my old position back, and the European honeymoon he had delayed for three years. It was the first kind thing he had offered me in a long time. He expected me to cry with happiness. I didn’t. Because seven days earlier, while rushing to approve Vanessa’s doomed real estate deal, Grant had signed the divorce agreement hidden in the stack without even reading it. He just didn’t know it yet.

With his life nearing its end, Tyler Clark heads to the city to find his destined bride and change his fate. Instead, he discovers that his destined one, Olivia Weston, is being forced into marriage. The man coercing her is the very same person tied to his mother’s murder years ago. As Tyler uncovers a dark secret hidden for over a decade, his four powerful seniors—each a legend in her own field—unite to crush every obstacle with just one word from him.

Once the deadliest gunman in the West, Logan vanishes after his wife dies and lives as a humble bartender, shielding his son from his violent past. But as the outlaws invade the town and his son’s life hangs by a thread, Logan decides to draw his gun one last time, to protect his loved ones and remind the West— that he is still the best!

To marry his girlfriend, Finn Cooper toils as a laborer, enduring long days and surviving on instant noodles to save money, all while facing the scorn of those around him. Deeply troubled by his circumstances, he wishes for strength beyond his current limits. To his astonishment, his wish is granted, but in an unexpected twist. Everyone else becomes as fragile as water, making him the strongest man alive on the planet.

A virgin sex doctor who can cure almost any man meets the one billionaire who feels nothing for women-only to discover he may be the onlyman alive who can survive what happens when she finally loses control.

This drama is a passionate and uplifting modern urban tale about Eric Gray, a former soldier who, after the war, becomes homeless and lives under a bridge with only a stray dog for company. Haunted by the loneliness and the painful memories of the battlefield, Eric finds himself shedding tears, feeling his life has lost its meaning. On a fateful day, he crosses paths with Susan Stone, a single mother with a similar past.

Winnie Smith ends her loveless marriage and plans to take her son, Luca, back to Ausmo. But Luca, unwilling to give up on his father, gives Henry Goode three chances—only to be met with cold indifference. Heartbroken, he finally leaves with his mother. Only when they’re gone does Henry realize his mistake, but it’s too late—Luca no longer sees him as his father.

Winnie Smith ends her loveless marriage and plans to take her son, Luca, back to Ausmo. But Luca, unwilling to give up on his father, gives Henry Goode three chances—only to be met with cold indifference. Heartbroken, he finally leaves with his mother. Only when they’re gone does Henry realize his mistake, but it’s too late—Luca no longer sees him as his father.

William Drew dies on the battlefield. His wife, Mona Shaw, struggles to raise their son, Phil Drew, alone. When Phil learns he has leukemia, he doesn’t want to burden Mona and secretly calls the phone number of William’s former comrade from an old photograph. Before he can speak, he collapses, triggering a desperate search. As Mona takes him to the city for treatment, the mother and son face suspicion, humiliation, and false accusations from strangers.

Mike Logan works tirelessly to sell apples for the people of Taxton Village, traveling far and wide to find buyers while drinking excessively, to the point of suffering from stomach bleeding. Despite paying high security deposits, he's falsely accused of taking kickbacks and being a dishonest businessman. When the villagers discover that Mike has been making a profit from price differences, they storm his house, beat his parents, and seize their money.