

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.

The day Sylvia Cooper joined Taylor Corp. marked the day she was wedded to a total stranger named Brian Anders, who promptly disappeared right after they signed the marriage papers.A year later, Liam Taylor, the CEO of Taylor Corp., returned from France.Over time, Liam found himself harboring unique emotions for Sylvia. Liam was also pursuing a divorce. When he arrived at the Courthouse, standing patiently waiting at the entrance was none other than Sylvia…

As Ann Sawyer lies on her deathbed, her final wish is to find a long-lost acquaintance. When Finn Jones arrives at her side, she entrusts him with a solemn request: marry her daughter, Rose, and protect Wellton Group. Finn agrees—but Rose, blinded by misplaced trust in Nigel Snow, turns against him. Only after losing Finn does she uncover the truth he had kept hidden, and the weight of her mistake crashes down upon her.

Maya Shaw, heiress of Isburg, sacrifices her sight to save Cody Reed and marries him—only to witness his affair with his secretary on the day she regains her vision. Heartbroken, she inherits her mentor's legacy and divorces Cody. But as she begins to thrive in the medical field with Wayne Cox by her side, Cody regrets everything and desperately tries to win her back.

Eight-year-old Ava Miller has spent her entire childhood living in the shadow of her older sister, Sophie, who suffers from brittle bone disease. To keep Sophie from feeling hurt, Ava is not allowed to run or jump. She cannot have toys of her own, and over time, she learns to give all of their parents’ love and attention to her sister. On Ava’s eighth birthday, their mother suddenly realizes that Ava has grown taller than Sophie. In a moment of anger, she lashes out: “Why couldn’t you have been the sick one? Why couldn’t it have been you who died?” Those words completely shatter Ava. What no one knows is that just one week earlier, Ava had also been diagnosed with the same inherited brittle bone disease. Afraid of adding even more medical debt to the family, she keeps the diagnosis a secret. Instead, she takes her mother’s cruel words as one final thing she is supposed to do for the family. Ava takes an overdose of medication and dies. But her spirit remains inside the house. She watches helplessly as Sophie later dies in an accident, and as their mother places all the blame on Ava, never realizing that the daughter she is accusing is already dead. Several days later, Ava’s parents finally break open the door to her locked bedroom. Inside, they find her medical records, her awards, and the money she had carefully saved for Sophie. Only then do they understand the truth. Ava had never been jealous of her sister. She had simply wanted so desperately to be a good child—one who never caused trouble, never became a burden, and never made life harder for anyone