

On their third wedding anniversary, Stella Shaw catches Henry Holt in bed with his secret lover, Lynn Garner, who has just returned from abroad. Heartbroken, Stella files for divorce and reclaims her true identity as the heiress of the wealthiest family. As she ensures Lynn faces the consequences she deserves, Henry gradually realizes his mistakes and tries to win Stella back—but this time, Stella has a different path in mind.

On the night of their tenth anniversary, Gabe Gibson finds a cheating video in the company group chat. His heart sinks as he recognizes the red mark on the woman’s foot—Sonia’s. Her excuse of being too busy suddenly feels like a lie. Sonia rushes home with smooth explanations, easily winning back his trust. But when she brazenly brings another man home, Gabe realizes the fool he’s been. Enough is enough.

Pregnant and betrayed, Dr. Emma was framed, stripped of everything, and pushed from a hospital rooftop by her husband and his mistress, Isabella. Death should’ve been the end… but she wakes four months earlier, on the very day Isabella returned. Now, Emma vows revenge. With Vincent, a genius doctor hiding dangerous secrets, she plots to destroy her enemies. Love, betrayal, and blood collide—and this reborn Emma will stop at nothing… but when the final move comes, no one knows who will survive.

Eleanor, the real CEO, gave her husband everything—money, power, status. He used it all to fund his ex's boutique and let her publicly humiliate Eleanor. Until Eleanor finally reveals who she truly is. The tables turn. Everyone kneels. But it's too late.

Unable to conceive, Faye Shaw is betrayed by her husband of thirteen years, Caleb Steele, who turns to his secretary, Nina Dench, for an affair—and even gets her pregnant. One day, Faye stumbles upon the notebook through which Caleb once confessed his love to her years ago. To her surprise, she discovers she can now communicate with eighteen-year-old Caleb through it.

Unable to conceive, Faye Shaw is betrayed by her husband of thirteen years, Caleb Steele, who turns to his secretary, Nina Dench, for an affair—and even gets her pregnant. One day, Faye stumbles upon the notebook through which Caleb once confessed his love to her years ago. To her surprise, she discovers she can now communicate with eighteen-year-old Caleb through it.

Diana is blamed for poisoning the Larson family on the eve of her wedding and becomes the most hated criminal in the world. Everyone believes the orphaned girl betrayed the family that raised her and killed them all. But when a live stream reveals her hidden memories, the truth finally comes out. The real killers are exposed, and everyone who condemned Diana is left begging for forgiveness. Her fiancé Victor, who once hated her, spends every day at her bedside, drowning in regret.

Ethan Carter’s wife has cancer. He plans to persuade his parents to sell the old family house to cover her medical expenses. However, his mother asks him to lie and claim that he himself is ill, as a test for his wife. Convinced that his wife would never abandon him, Ethan agrees. Back home, he follows his mother’s words and fakes his own illness. To his shock, his wife files for divorce the very same day. She even brings her mother and prepares to sue him for a divorce.

On his deathbed, Leo Wyatt discovers his late wife, Phoebe Shaw, faked her death and spent his fortune on her lover, Jason Dean. Reborn on the day she "died," he reclaims his assets, erases her identity, and announces a new marriage—enraging the Shaw sisters. Phoebe returns with Jason to manipulate him again, but Claire Aster arrives just in time to save Leo.

Owen Payne wants the support of both his wife’s family and his first love, Xenia York. So he devises a shameless plan to have his son, Shane Payne, marry Xenia’s daughter. However, his wife, Nadia Rowe, finds out about it. She calmly tricks Xenia into letting Owen sign their divorce papers instead of the marriage contract. On the wedding day, Shane suddenly “falls ill.” Nadia convinces Owen to welcome the procession—only for him to walk straight into his own ruin.