

At a family reunion banquet, Anne Posen, the governor’s daughter, is pushed down the stairs by her impostor, Lisa Posen, and ends up with a broken leg. To her surprise, her longtime crush, Neil Cabral, immediately proposes to her, promising to take care of her for the rest of her life. Her parents also vow to compensate for Lisa’s crimes, saying that Lisa took her own life under the weight of her guilt.

When Neil Stone receives devastating news about an accident involving Mom, his wife’s mother, he rushes to tell his wife, Abby Dollan. But Abby, mistaking Neil’s concern for his own mother, dismisses him coldly. Consumed by her obsession with rekindling a romance with her ex-boyfriend, Eric, she refuses to help Neil save Mom despite his pleas. In grief and frustration, Neil gives in to Abby’s demands for a divorce, letting her walk away.

Straight-A nerd Phoebe’s love life goes to hell when she confesses to the wrong guy—Beau, the school’s resident menace. Blackmail turns into a makeover pact, enemies turn allies in a teenage war of attraction. Volatile chemistry pushes rivalry into temptation as Phoebe must decide: her Prince Charming—or the irresistible asshole on a bike?

My father was Enzo Moretti, the godfather of one of New York’s most powerful mafia families. And I was his princess—his most cherished treasure. He hid me from his world to protect me, but he didn’t want me left alone, so he arranged a marriage for me. The groom was Leon Scott—the son of New York’s richest man. Handsome, loaded, and a rising star in the business world. On paper, he was perfect. For our wedding, my father had a custom gown flown in from a designer in Milan. Today was my fitting appointment. When I walked into the bridal boutique, my heart stopped. Nicole Hill, Leon’s childhood sweetheart, was wearing my wedding dress. When she saw me, a smug little smile curled her lips. Then she grabbed a cheap white polyester bridesmaid’s dress from the table and shoved it into my arms. “Put this on,” she said, lifting her chin like she owned the place. “You can wear this for the ceremony.” I looked down at the flimsy fabric in my hands, then back up at her. My voice dropped low. “I’m the soon-to-be bride. And you’re telling me to wear this?” She let out a laugh, sharp and mean. “Just do what you’re told and don’t make this difficult. Leon already gave the word. I’m walking down the aisle in your place. And you? You just stand there like a good little bridesmaid and go through the motions.” For a few seconds, I couldn’t speak. Then I pulled out my phone and dialed Leon’s number. It rang twice before he picked up. “Leon, about Nicole taking my place at the altar. Don’t you think you owe me an explanation?”

Mia Stone, an ancient girl, falls into a modern film set. She doesn't know acting, but her real hunger and suffering make every role unforgettable, from a nobody to child star, finally winning an Oscar. After each shoot, Mia brings supplies back to her starving village. Her five brothers, once too poor to marry, become sought-after men. Her sister-in-law, who once wanted to leave, becomes her biggest fan. The family survives famine and thrives.

The female CEO, Nancy Scott, had a one-night stand with a young guy, Tyler Forbes, planning to send him away with a settlement, only to end up in a flash marriage with him. Little did she know, he was actually a mysterious powerful tycoon in disguise.

Yale Lopez thought Vivian Harris was the one to vote for him when he ran for P.E. rep. and became her devoted lover. Later, he caught Vivian cheating and learned it was Qara Baker who voted for him! Luckily, he had a time travel back to his high school days. How would he make everything right then?