

Born with extraordinary luck, Emily Duffer is left disabled after saving her brother because her parents refuse treatment. Four years later, overwhelmed by debt, they abandon her. She is later found by debt collector Benson Boyd, who takes her in after witnessing her strange good luck. Nearly dragged into hell by Benson's wicked family, Emily becomes the reason he cuts ties with them—and the family he chooses instead.

Born with extraordinary luck, Emily Duffer is left disabled after saving her brother because her parents refuse treatment. Four years later, overwhelmed by debt, they abandon her. She is later found by debt collector Benson Boyd, who takes her in after witnessing her strange good luck. Nearly dragged into hell by Benson's wicked family, Emily becomes the reason he cuts ties with them—and the family he chooses instead.

Five years ago, Alex nearly died saving Beth, who donated her kidney to him, causing her blood cancer. While she sought treatment abroad, Alex's secretary Stella lied that Beth had left him and claimed she was his donor. Betrayed, Alex married Beth out of spite, torturing her until her illness returned. After losing everything, Alex learned Beth was his true savior and the heiress of the wealthiest Duncan family.

After the tragic death of her twin sister, Michelle Scott, during a shared mission, Alice Scott assumes Michelle's identity to comfort her grieving brother-in-law. She intends to reveal the truth only after bearing his child. But when Michael Thompson discovers the deception, he marries Diane Miller, leaving Alice shattered and drowning in despair.

Three years ago, Damon Reed was hit by a truck and left in a vegetative state saving his daughter Molly. Three years later, Molly sells flower cakes on the street every day to scrape together 30,000 yuan for her father's new medication. Her devotion moves everyone around her — strangers, city workers, even other patients' families at the hospital all pitch in.

Tessa and her younger brother Evan Stone are left to fend for themselves while their father, Derek Stone, works overseas. Misled by his new wife after returning home, Derek turns against his own children. When Evan is critically injured in a car crash, he desperately needs a rare blood donor. A missed call costs him his life. After learning the truth, Derek is left with a regret that can never be undone.

Serena Valentine escapes a private psychiatric hospital, three ribs broken, weeks to live. Dying of ALS, she has donated her body to an experimental chemical study that will dissolve it completely. Outside waits Adrian Cross—the man she once loved. Five years ago, Adrian's sister Isabella died in a kidnapping fire; everyone believed Serena abandoned her to save herself. Adrian had his friend Marcus send her abroad; Marcus instead imprisoned and tortured her for five years. Now engaged to Veronica Ashford, Serena's old bully who claims she saved him from the fire, Adrian keeps her as a servant and sexual outlet; sworn to Isabella's secret, she says nothing. Veronica frames her in a sea accident; enraged, Adrian throws her overboard. A forced bone-marrow donation to Veronica leaves her paralyzed. Told she fled with money, he burns every trace of her. When both are abducted, he saves Veronica—leaving Serena to the flames. The truth: Serena nursed him on a cruise and carried him from that fire; Marcus imprisoned her; Veronica stole her identity as rescuer. Her phone holds hundreds of unsent love messages—the last: "Please, come and save me." His search comes too late—Serena is dead, dissolved, with nothing to bury. He sends Veronica and Marcus to the same hospital, then endures the torture himself. After watching the video of her destruction, he tries to die but is saved, cursed: "May you live a long life—and spend every day of it with nothing." Years later, a crippled beggar wanders the New York waterfront, whispering Serena's name—condemned to live, paying for the woman he destroyed.

Three years after my Alpha brother banished me from Blackwood Pack, he donated one dollar to my PackAid fundraiser. His public message read: [Let me know when you actually die. I’ll pop the champagne.] Three years earlier, Serena—the orphan Adrian had brought home from the border—accused me of stealing her silver-purification protocol that had earned Blackwood’s only nomination to the Royal Healer Academy. Adrian never let me explain. He revoked my nomination, cut off my Pack sponsorship, and ordered me out of Blackwood territory before sunrise. [Admit what you did. Apologize to Serena. Then I’ll let you come home.] Then he sealed me out of the Pack mindlink. Overnight, I went from protected Alpha blood to a rogue no Pack dared accept. Three years later, Serena slept in my old room at the Alpha House, wore my mother’s jewelry, and smiled whenever Pack members called her the Alpha’s sister. I dug through trash outside the territory and scavenged scrap in an abandoned industrial district until silver dust poisoned my lungs. By then, my wolf was fading and the healer called it terminal Silver Lung. After reading Adrian’s comment, I called Moonrest Memorial Park. “Hold the cheapest grave you have.” His one-dollar donation had pushed my fundraiser to PackAid’s minimum withdrawal amount. I decided to give him exactly what he wanted.

Lea Holt cuts ties with her family to be with her boyfriend, Nick Gray. Three years later, Nick accumulates a massive debt. To get close to the wealthy Kent family, he arranges for Lea's kidney to be harvested, as it matches what they need. Just as Lea is on the brink of death, her three powerful brothers rescue her. With their support, Lea sets out on a relentless path of revenge, using her newfound strength to reclaim her life and bring down those who wronged her.

I died on the day I was supposed to receive the Silvermoon Devotion Medal from the pack. My family, though—they were busy celebrating my little sister winning the "Pack's Best Neighbor" award at her birthday party. While she made her wish for the whole family to love her forever, I dialed my fated mate, Alpha Theodore, begging for help. He cut me off with an impatient snap— "Diana, this is the most important moment of Elara's life. Quit pulling those petty stunts for attention." It was the ninety-ninth time he'd chosen her over me. But there won't be a next time. Because I'm already dead.