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The female protagonist, Yetta Hobbes, appeared frail on the outside, but she had a complex inner world. She was the only seemingly ordinary person in her family. Her father, Ryan Hobbes, was a serial killer. Her mother, Joan Hobbes, was an expert in toxicology. Her brother, Eric Hobbes, harbored an unhealthy possessiveness towards his sister. The entire family concealed extreme antisocial personalities. Yetta had long been subjected to cruel bullying by classmates Lucy Wright, Sherry Nelly, and Belle Robert at school. Finally, one day, the three bullies volunteered to visit Yetta's home, unaware that they had already become prey...

On their 20th wedding anniversary, James Wrighy's wife and son fly overseas to celebrate her first love's birthday. When they are kidnapped, he brings the ransom but is forced to stay behind as a hostage so the other man can go free. After waiting three years for rescue, he returns home to find his son calling another man "Dad" and his wife accepting his mistreatment. Heartbroken, he finally walks away, leaving them full of regret.

Wendy Lind is more than just Marcus Grant's assistant—she's his secret wife. But to him, she’s nothing more than a tool, waiting to be used when needed. Seven years ago, a fleeting encounter led to the birth of their son, Timmy Grant. Yet Marcus has never once allowed Timmy to call him “Dad.” Worse, he welcomes another woman into his home, casting Wendy and Timmy aside just to please her.

Jada Shaw meets Henry Gray when he has lost both his career and his love life. In order to help him, Jada makes a deal with Saul, giving up a part of her life in exchange for the revival of Henry’s career. However, the catch is that if she fails to win Henry’s heart by the time his career reaches its peak, Saul will take her life.

On the day of their engagement, Liu Xu was handed over to someone else by her fiancé. Rong Yanyun, a handsome CEO who had waited for fifteen years, seized the moment in an instant.Sweet words flowed effortlessly from his lips, and he showed off her without restraint. Their love story became widely known. Later, that scumbag fiancé tearfully begged her to return.At that moment, she pulled out their marriage certificate and said, "Sorry, I'm already married."

Harper Jensen gets into Northby University just as her longtime benefactor, Gavin Foster, loses everything. His company collapses, his home is seized, and his family is left broke. Harper takes them in at her country home, where the once-privileged family must start from scratch. But their rebellious son, Ethan, is her biggest headache. Harper takes charge and vows to whip him into shape—or else.

Marine biologist Cora's son, Ronan, is dying from a mystical ailment. The only cure lies with his father: Rex, the arrogant, human-hating King of Atlantis she met once five years ago. She must return to his world, but will the alpha king claim his secret son or destroy them both?

At six, Yael Gould—secretly a wealthy heiress—is adopted by the Judds as Jim Judd's blood donor and chooses to stay by his side. Years later, they marry, but everything changes when Mona Leed returns from abroad. Jim's coldness cuts deep, and when he refuses to save her after a car crash, Yael's heart finally shatters. By the time Jim realizes he's in love, Yael is already out of reach.

Finn Lawson, an ordinary village doctor in Domer Village, cares for his fellow villagers with skill and dedication. When he takes in Heidi Foley, the granddaughter of one of his late patients, his life is turned upside down. Facing cruelty from his relatives, suspicion from the villagers, and threats from traffickers, Finn remains steadfast, protecting both Heidi and the village with wisdom and courage.

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.