

My sister and I were chosen by the Blood Ledger on the same night. In our first life, Lydia chose beauty. I chose genius. She became the most desired girl in the vampire courts, but the Glamour Gift came with one condition. She had to win true devotion before the deadline. She failed. Men wanted her face. They wanted her body. They wanted to show her off like a rare jewel. But none of them loved her. When the Blood Ledger took her beauty back, Lydia lost everything. I became the youngest scholar in the Night Academy, solved forbidden blood theories, and caught the eye of Adrian Blackthorne, heir to the oldest vampire house. So Lydia killed me. She trapped me beneath the sunrise and smiled as I burned. When I opened my eyes again, we were sixteen, standing before the Blood Ledger once more. This time, Lydia stole the Scholar Gift before I could speak. “Now I’ll be the genius everyone worships,” she said. “You can have beauty this time.” Poor Lydia. She thought she had stolen my future. What she didn’t understand was that every blessing in this world had already been marked with a price.

On Evelyn Hodge's 23rd birthday, Claire Crawford rushes in and claims to be Abigail Hodge's true daughter. She proves it with a butterfly-shaped birthmark on her back. A DNA test confirms the truth. Abigail takes Claire in but continues to love and protect Evelyn. As Claire schemes for power, Evelyn stands her ground with her mother and brother's support. While blood is thicker than water, sometimes family is more than just blood ties.

Six years ago, Sera lost one twin to a cliff and raised the other alone, believing the father dead. Wronged by her sisters, she returns with daughter Luna for vengeance. Cael, the Dragon Lord—and that very father—conceals his identity as a humble lamplighter, silently guarding Sera, believing she perished in childbirth. Their surviving twins, Nova and Luna, share a face, recognize each other through masks, and secretly guide their estranged parents back together. When Sera's blade finally turns toward Drakenfall, Nova unveils her golden eyes and the truth: the man Sera despised was always within reach. Love and hatred collide in fire, until a broken family of four reclaims the six years stolen from them.

Heiress Claire Hale saved her twin Ethan with bone marrow. Back home to host his girlfriend Chloe, she faces a plot for the family fortune. Chloe's fake pregnancy turns Ethan against Claire, and Grandma backs Chloe. Claire and fiance Julian Carter expose Chloe's collusion with an uncle. The villains are caught, and Ethan begs Claire's forgiveness.

An Olympic diver, Parang, who quit due to trauma, joins the swim team, sparking a fierce love and growth story.

Evan Hart was abandoned by birth father Derek Reed at age one following his mother’s death and adopted by Edwin Hart. As Edwin prepared to pass down his business empire to Evan, Derek came with his family to recognize their blood bond. Evan refused to visit the Reeds without his grandfather. Edwin pretended to live in poverty and accompanied Evan to uncover the family’s plot: they wanted Evan solely to provide blood for his ill stepbrother.

Mia Sullivan, a C-list actress, entered a sham marriage with Julian Ethan, heir to the Ethan family, under an arranged contract. For two years, they never met—until a chance one-night stand left Mia pregnant. Determined to escape her greedy stepmother Janet's exploitation, Mia filed for divorce and gave birth to her daughter Winnie, struggling to raise her alone in the slums. Six years later, Mia juggled parttime jobs on film sets and at a mall while caring for Winnie. The sweet and innocent girl one day crossed paths with Mrs. Ethan, who, struck by Winnie's uncanny resemblance to Julian, secretly ordered a DNA test. The results confirmed Winnie as the Ethan heir's biological daughter, and Mrs. Ethan launched a citywide search for her granddaughter. Meanwhile, on set, Mia was relentlessly bullied by top actress Valeria Garcia. Winnie was locked inside a prop box, nearly suffocated, and later diagnosed with leukemia. At the critical moment, Julian stepped in to save them, yet due to a series of misunderstandings, neither recognized the other. Even without knowing Mia's true identity, Julian found himself repeatedly drawn to her. He secretly donated bone marrow to Winnie and covered her exorbitant medical bills, all while keeping his involvement hidden. Mia, too, kept peeling back the layers of mystery, finally uncovering the truth: Julian was none other than the CEO exhusband she had divorced two years earlier. The truth exploded at Winnie's birthday banquet. Mrs. Ethan publicly revealed Winnie's lineage, Valeria's schemes were exposed, and Janet's babyswitching crime from thirty years ago came to light—Mia was actually the biological daughter of the Garcia family, while Valeria was Janet's illegitimate child. Overwhelmed with remorse, the Garcias welcomed Mia back, and she was finally reunited with her longlost blood relatives. Julian then made a grand public declaration of love and proposed to Mia on the spot. She accepted, and they remarried, later welcoming t

On the day of their reunion, Gavin Zane and his granddaughter, Hazel, share a train with Derek Zane. Unable to afford a seat due to his unpaid salary from Ada Hunt, Gavin stands with Hazel by the restroom. Hazel’s devotion to her ailing grandfather earns admiration. But when Gavin spots Ada on the train and confronts her, they face humiliation.

She was bled dry to save her twin brother, then thrown away. Eighteen years later, the discarded Carter heiress returns to her family's company as a poor cleaner’s daughter—only to be tormented unknowingly by the regretful family desperately searching for her. When the truth finally surfaces, love and cruelty collide in blood.

Eighteen-year-old Nora was lured to an abandoned lumber mill by her stepsister, Grace, where Wade kidnapped and murdered her. After her death, Nora became a trapped spirit at Blackwood Manor and watched as her parents, Caleb and Evelyn, continued to believe Grace's lies. As Grandma Ruth, Deputy Eli, and others investigated, clues including phone records, a camellia bracelet, old injuries, and dental records gradually formed a chain of evidence, ultimately exposing the truth: Grace had orchestrated the kidnapping, while Wade had carried out the murder.