

After losing her parents in a car accident, Chloe Ford is taken in by Sean Lloyd, who raises her with care. When she turns eighteen, she confesses her love, but Sean rejects her and urges her to focus on her studies. Refusing to give up, Chloe’s persistence forces Sean to fake a fiancée, shattering her heart. Silently, she leaves for a distant school, disappearing from his life.

Ten years ago, Logan Carter spent everything he had to build a bridge for his village. But when profits came calling, village chief Victor Dawson led the villagers to seize Logan’s ancestral land, cut down his family’s tree, and destroy their home. Denied even basic justice, Logan finally snaps. The bridge he built for them is the first thing he takes back.

Everyone knew Tim Hill loved Jane Wells to the bone—he even donated a kidney to save her mother. But while he was recovering, Jane was betraying him with her assistant. On the day of his discharge, she humiliated him. Heartbroken, Tim finally walked away. At Jane's grand launch, he exposed their affair, dragging them into disgrace.

Anna, a surviving orphan of Russian nobility, flees to London in exile. There she meets and marries Jaden, a quiet,eserved watchmaker.Beneath their peaceful life, she carries the bitter vengeance of her family’s brutal massacre. A mysterious raven tattoo slowly unravels layers of hidden truths.When Jaden vanishes without a trace, his fate unknown, Anna crosses oceans in search of him, finally reuniting with her amnesiac husband at a smallclock shop in Hong Kong.

Rick Carter has been a vegetable ever since an accident two years ago. In place of Mary Holt, Rose Abney marries him and takes good care of him, earning her the favor of his mother, Ann White.

After being murdered by her jealous sister, Gwendolyn reawakens and chooses to marry the "man-eating" Wolf King instead of repeating her past. She discovers he is a cursed prince trapped in beast form. Through kindness and courage, she earns his loyalty. Her sister Adela, now married to a dissolute count, grows envious and conspires with the Queen Mother to burn the Wolf King at a royal festival. Gwendolyn refuses to abandon him—their true love's kiss breaks the curse, restores his human form, exposes the Queen Mother's usurpation, and crowns her the rightful queen.

In 1911, amid New York's Gilded Age, Evelyn Hart, a rural English schoolteacher, voyages across the ocean for love, only to suffer betrayal at the hands of her fiancé Thomas. On the ocean liner, she comes to the rescue of Julian Kane, a mysterious wounded man, and agrees to a marriage of convenience with him when left with nowhere to turn. Little does she know he is the heir to the Kane family empire, commanding railways, shipping and steel. What begins as a reclusive tycoon hiding his true identity blossoms into a tender romance. As workplace clashes and taunts from her old rival mount, affection grows between them, while the truth of his identity slowly surfaces amid the unfolding drama.

After six years in a rocky relationship with her boyfriend, Samuel, Autumn is able to hear his inner voice. However, Samuel is getting married to another woman on Autumn’s big day and she has to decide, should she believe his abusive actions, or trust his loving thoughts?

The vampire leader Bastian falls victim to a plot, triggering the Blood‑Bond Curse. By a twist of fate, he has a one‑night stand with Aurora, who is terminally ill. Bastian soon discovers that Aurora can ease his curse‑induced attacks, so he proposes a contractual marriage to her. Overwhelmed by chaotic circumstances and unable even to afford her mother's medical bills, Aurora accepts out of desperation. Living under the same roof, Bastian begins to suspect that Aurora carries the Witch‑Gold bloodline capable of lifting the Blood‑Bond Curse. He also realises she is no ordinary girl, but one blessed with immense hidden power. Eventually, the two unlock their sealed memories, and the wheel of fate finally brings their love — torn apart against their will three hundred years ago — to a happy conclusion.

At the party the night before our wedding, I came across a couples' challenge post online: [If I weren't an option, who would you most want to marry?] I smiled as I asked my fiance, Julian Hayes. He didn't hesitate. "Vivian." Vivian Bennett was my younger sister. My best friend chimed in. "Honestly, Vivian does understand him best. Every time you two fight, she's the one who stays up talking to Julian until dawn." Vivian reached over and gave him a playful punch on the chest. "Better keep your fiance in line, sis. Can't have him pining after me all the time." The whole table erupted in laughter. My mother, Margaret Bennett, gave an amused tsk. "It's just a joke. Besides, Vivian never complains the way you do. It's only natural that Julian likes her." Julian glanced at me. "It was just a joke. What, you can't take one again?" I didn't respond. I looked down at the confirmation form the wedding planner had just sent over. The gown, the bouquet, the music, the menu. All chosen to Vivian's taste. So this wedding, from start to finish, had only one thing that was mine: my name in the bride's place. If it didn't matter who the bride was, then there was no point in having this wedding at all.