

When Lila impulsively kisses a stranger to get back at her cheating ex-boyfriend, she has no idea she's just locked lips with Colton Denizen, a billionaire and her esteemed college professor. As sparks fly, their passionate yet secretive relationship leads them into a thrilling adventure. Together, they must unravel the mystery and bring down the elusive Rogue King. Lila and Colton's bond is tested in ways they never imagined. Will their love survive the secrets and perils they uncover?

For seven years, I believed I had the perfect marriage.Until I discovered my husband William had always loved another woman—my sister Ivy.He didn't marry me because he loved me. He married me because I was standing in the way of their love.After my music was stolen, my marriage became a lie, and my heart was completely broken, I decided to disappear.I posted a video exposing Ivy's plagiarism and boarded a flight away from everything.Everyone thought I died in the crash.And only after losing me did William finally realize what he had thrown away.While he searched for me desperately, I returned to the farm where I grew up, picked up my violin again, and started a new life.This time, I would never look back.

Legendary New York lawyer Arthur Vance was entrusted by Richard, a Wall Street tycoon and childhood friend, to defend Richard's son Eric. However, Arthur discovered that Eric was the serial rapist who had brutalized and murdered his own daughter. He turned against Eric in court and, with irrefutable evidence, secured a death sentence for him. Grieving the loss of his son, Richard conspired with lawyers to fabricate evidence and frame Arthur, ruining his reputation. Fortunately, with the help of his assistant Amy and his adversary Professor Grant, Arthur was able to clear his name. Afterwards, Arthur continued to fight against Richard's insurance crime syndicate. Richard's plot to kidnap Arthur's daughter and force him to drop the case also fell through. In the end, Richard was convicted on multiple charges and sentenced to life imprisonment, while Arthur upheld his belief in equality before the law.