

It is only after Heidi Jaffe's death after donating her heart to Chad Shelby's first crush does Chad realize he had already fallen for her a long time ago. Overwhelmed with guilt, he chooses to end his own life—only to unexpectedly transmigrate into the system and enter Heidi’s world. Determined to make amends and win her back, he tries everything to regain her love, yet uncovers a cruel truth regarding what he thought was Heidi's unconditional love for him.

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?

ClaireBennett,agiftedrace-cardriver,hadbeeninlovewithDr.EthanCarterfortenyears.Theyheldaweddingandlivedashusbandandwifeforfiveyears,andshealwaysbelievedshewastheloveofhislife—thewomanhehadfoughtdesperatelytowinback.ItwasnotuntilshediscoveredthatthevitaminsEthanhadpreparedforherhadbeenreplacedwithmedicationthatwouldleaveherinfertilethatshelearnedLillianReedwasnoordinarychildhoodfriend,butthewomanEthanhadbeenbetrothedtosincechildhood.EthanandLillianhadlongsinceregisteredtheirmarriageandevenhadasontogether,whilethemarriagecertificateinClaire’spossessionwascompletelyfake.ClairedecidedtotakeupawagerAdrianFosterhadproposedyearsearlierandleaveforgoodintwoweeks.YetEthancontinuedtodeceiveandhurtherwhileimprisoningherinthenameoflove,andLilliandeliberatelycausedacaraccidentthatnearlydestroyedClaire’schanceofeverracingagain.

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?

Gavin Stone's wife constantly abandons him for her returned first love. Her returned first love even makes a bet with Gavin: if he gets abandoned nine times, Gavin must get divorced. On a rainy night, a single phone call makes his wife strand Gavin on the road for the ninth time. Heartbroken, Gavin finally walks away and signs the divorce. As he closes that toxic chapter, he unexpectedly finds redemption in Vivian, a girl who has secretly loved him for years.

For ten long years, Cynthia had loved Ethan Luciano in silence. On the night he won the national championship, he finally pulled her into his arms: “I’ll marry you the moment we graduate.” The next morning. What she heard instead was Ethan’s cocky laugh echoing among his teammates: “She was so fucking eager… legs wrapped around me the whole time, telling me she loved me. She’s a good warm-up though. Looks innocent but takes it like a pro. I’m gonna use her a few more times until I get with Sylvia.” In that moment, Cynthia’s world shattered. The boy she had loved for ten years had never loved her back. She was never his future — only his practice.

Once a loving couple, Yara Reed and Steve York become enemies after Yara’s brother accidentally causes the death of Steve’s only sister, turning their wedding into a funeral. Believing love can heal him, Yara spends seven years atoning for the tragedy. Sadly, Steve still hates her. On her birthday, he celebrates the occasion with another woman while her family falls apart. Terminally ill and hopeless, she gives up treatment and does one last thing for him.

The day his mother dies, Evan Brooks learns his wife Elise Hayes is out meeting her first love — and reading her diary, discovers she's only ever seen him as a stand-in. Five years of marriage, and she never let go of the other man. Heartbroken, Evan walks away. Too late, Elise regrets everything.

On the tenth anniversary of her relationship, Cleo Jenner is crushed by the schemes of her sister, Sabrina Jenner. Her boyfriend, Jeff Becker, repeatedly allows Sabrina to do as she pleases. Heartbroken, Cleo signs an agreement for memory-erasure surgery. At Sabrina and Jeff’s wedding, she returns in stunning fashion, determined to reclaim everything she lost. Forgetting may free the victim, but remembering becomes the cruelest punishment for betrayers.