

When I was diagnosed with terminal Inner Wolf Decay, a System found me. It told me that if I could win the wholehearted romantic or familial love of just one out of four specific werewolves, I would get a healthy body and live. But for five years, I failed to win over a single one. Because they all fell for the same Omega—the fragile, hypocritical Chloe. Just because she framed me, claiming I ordered rogues to attack her, my targets glared at me with nothing but absolute disgust. My biological brother, Caleb, told me, "I don't have a sister as vicious as you." My pack healer, Julian, didn't believe I suffered from depression. He glared at me with revulsion and said, "Chloe is the one who got hurt. Stop playing the victim." My childhood friend, Victor, stared at me coldly. "You're so toxic. I really wish you'd just die." Later, just as they wished, my mission failed, and my inner wolf was actually going to die. But then, they were the ones crying and begging me not to go.

Chloe thought she’d rescued a stray pup. She named him Fluffy, let him sleep in her bed, and made him bark for treats. Then her ruthless billionaire boss pins her to the couch, wolf ears twitching, and murmurs, “Master…” Oh my god. The big, bad Alpha CEO is her fluffy puppy. Chloe should be furious. Instead, she can’t stop thinking about his ears, his tail, and the way he looks at her when she calls him a good boy. But while she’s deciding whether to forgive him, a far greater danger is closing in on them both.

Village girl Tina Lynch is forced by her stepmother to spend a night with a wealthy man for the family farm. By accident, she ends up with Gabe Nelson, who proposes marriage as compensation. Disguised as a poor laborer, Gabe secretly supports Tina, who loves him for who she thinks he is. When her jealous sister causes trouble, he reveals his true identity, and together they set things right.

After betrayed by her ex-boyfriend, Ellie went to a bar and mistook a billionaire-Philip Wesley for a callboy. The two were hand cuffed together by mistake, so they were forced to live together for a week,and they gradually fall in love with each other.

Sonya Bronte is left to cycle to her own wedding after Jake Harlow abandons her for his childhood sweetheart, Vera Caine. Devastated, she calls on Calvin Reid, who has long harbored feelings for her, to stand in as her groom. When Jake and Vera attempt to mock her, Sonya unveils her true identity—the wealthy heiress of the esteemed Bronte Corp.
![[ENG DUB] She Seemed So Angelic](https://acfs3.goodshort.com/dist/src/assets/images/pc/common/f901131c-default-book-cover.png)
Zoe Simmons's husband, Morgan Lawrence, was a man incapable of love. Yet, he sheltered another woman—Mia Sutton, a girl praised for her angelic purity. At the family banquet, Zoe's defiance only earned her a divorce agreement. When she refused to sign, Morgan escalated his cruelty, ultimately causing her parents' deaths. Reborn to the day she discovered her husband's infidelity, Zoe gets a second chance.This time, she swiftly moves her parents to safety and drafts the divorce papers herself. But one burning question remains: just what kind of "angel" is the other woman, Mia? She is determined to see her with her own eyes.

Sent down the mountain by his master with nothing but a jade pendant and a marriage mission, Ethan Reed unexpectedly saves Claire Harper from assassins—only to discover she's the younger sister of his fiancée. When the heiress breaks off the engagement, Claire volunteers to marry him instead. One seeks to fulfill his master's order, while the other hopes to save her family's company. But fate has far greater plans for them.

"Tactical intelligence officer Evelyn has been secretly married to Commander Luke for eight years. She devotes everything to the Falcon Project, only for Luke to award the Falcon Cross Medal that rightfully belongs to her to his adopted younger sister, Ava. He also allows everyone around them to believe that Ava, not Evelyn, is his partner. Claiming that he is only repaying a debt of gratitude and protecting Ava, Luke repeatedly enables her to steal Evelyn’s achievements, fabricate evidence, and frame her. Evelyn is eventually kidnapped and held captive, nearly losing her life. After Natalie rescues her, Evelyn leaves for a war zone in West Africa, where she returns to frontline operations and reunites with Leo, her childhood friend and a commander of the International Joint Rescue Force. Only after Evelyn disappears does Luke uncover the truth about Ava. He follows Evelyn to West Africa, but by then it is too late to undo the damage he has caused. With Natalie’s help, Evelyn exposes evidence of Luke’s illegal actions, forcing him to confront the consequences of everything he has done while under the effects of medication and haunted by nightmares. Luke loses control and falls from a building, leaving him stripped of his position and physically disabled. Ava escapes by falsifying medical transfer records, but ultimately dies during a confrontation with Luke. Luke later turns himself in, yet eventually escapes from a military-supervised medical facility for one final chance to see Evelyn. All he receives from her is a final message: “Never again.” Afterward, the International Joint Rescue Force and Falcon Base establish a joint operations unit. Leo is temporarily reassigned as liaison commander, allowing him and Evelyn to fight side by side. Through new achievements in the field, Evelyn finally earns the Falcon Cross Medal that was once taken from her and is promoted to Major. She is no longer the wife forced to remain hidden in the shadows. She becomes an offic

Annie is mistaken for a mistress and is insulted and beaten by her future sister-in-law, Camilla, and her family. Her brother Nolan arrives, calls off his engagement to Camilla, and rescues Annie, leaving Camilla's family full of regret.

The ninth time I found a strange man's item in my fiancée's car, I picked up the ring and asked, "Whose ring is this?" "Are you doubting me again?" Olivia's voice dripped with impatience. She dialed a number with practiced ease. My sister picked up. "A man's ring? That's a gift I bought for Gregory. Seriously, bro? Olivia treats you like gold and you're still pulling this? Last time we all hung out, everyone was saying you're always accusing her of cheating. I didn't want to believe it, but wow." My best friend Gregory also chimed in when he heard. "Ethan, how do you expect Olivia to feel comfortable marrying you if you keep this up? Apologize. Now." The call ended. Olivia looked at me with that righteous expression, like she'd just won a court case. "Happy now? Can you stop accusing me?" But I was frozen. Every time I found men's items in her car, everyone around me would step up to explain it away and make me apologize. But none of them knew—that ring wasn't something someone left behind. It was something I bought for myself. A wedding gift. For our wedding. And it turned out to be the key that unraveled seven years of everyone covering for her affair.