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A beautiful heroine, victimized by her unwavering faith in love, is embroiled in a passionate and destructive romance. This is a gripping short drama of love and betrayal.
Eighteen‑year‑old Aurora Lane is drugged by her father and sold off in bondage to Harrison Sterling, a fifty‑year‑old tycoon and patriarch of a wealthy dynasty. On their wedding night, she stumbles into the room of his son Damian. With the plea “Don’t let him touch me,” she becomes a woman within Sterling Manor: Harrison’s legal wife, and Damian’s secret lover. Trapped as a hostage bound by threefold threats, she later faces her father in court and declares, “You do not exist.” Finally, in a lakeside chapel, she walks toward the man who caught her, wearing a wedding dress of her own choosing. This is a tale of ruin and rebellion — from being sold away to finally being seen and cherished.
After her fiancé cheats with her sister, she revenge-marries a mysterious tycoon—only to discover he's her ex's father. Their marriage is supposed to be fake, but as passion replaces pretense, the biggest mistake of her life may become her greatest love.
On the eve of their wedding, Justine’s fiancé Elwood fakes amnesia from a car crash to cheat freely. After uncovering the fraud, Justine plans to stage a fake suicide at their wedding for revenge. Later, his mistress Patrica crashes their car on purpose. In hospital, Elwood chooses to save Patrica first, destroying Justine’s last affection and altering her revenge scheme.
On her wedding day, she was humiliated and dumped by her fiancé. Heartbroken, she called her former arranged marriage partner and married him within ten minutes. While her ex regretted his actions, she left with her new husband. Their contract marriage eventually turned into true love in their daily life.
o My ten-year fiancé faked amnesia after a staged car crash to fool me and fool around with his mistress. At our wedding, I exposed their sordid affair then faked a suicide escape. The wicked pair destroyed each other. A wealthy, devoted man crossed oceans to heal me and gave me a brand-new life.
A beautiful heroine, victimized by her unwavering faith in love, is embroiled in a passionate and destructive romance. This is a gripping short drama of love and betrayal.
Having always lived for her sister, she discovers her fiancé and friends have replaced her in her own wedding. Realizing she is unwanted, she disappears on the big day. Eight years later, she returns to the big city as a rebuilt woman, but the regret of those she left behind comes too late.
Wedding planner Ivy has been secretly in love with her CEO boyfriend Evan for three years. On their anniversary, she was assigned to plan the wedding for Evan and his wealthy daughter. Heartbroken, Ivy discovered that she was unexpectedly pregnant, but unfortunately had a miscarriage due to pressure and despair. Heartbroken, she quietly resigned and left without telling Evan the truth about the miscarriage. Evan, who learned the truth about the miscarriage, was extremely regretful and crazily pursued love, but found that Ivy had already started a new business and completely moved on from the past. In the end, he returned to an empty apartment and lost his lover forever.
After ten‑year romance, Charlotte gets stood up by her fiancé Andrew on their marriage‑license day, only to discover he has proposed to and married his childhood sweetheart Lily. Shattered by his self‑serving excuses, Charlotte ends the relationship. She exposes his lies at their wedding, heals from heartbreak, flourishes in her career, and finally meets genuine, mutual love.
English On my wedding day, the Valerius family locks me out of the banquet hall for 3 full hours to put me in my place. While my future MIL Victoria sneers, guests gawk, and my fiancé Adrian hides with his white moonlight Vivian, I clutch the red string my mother tied around my wrist—then rip off my veil the second the clock strikes one: "I'm not marrying into this family." I haul every one of my 36 heirloom chests out of the hotel, exposing their frame-ups, arson plots, and stolen legacy one by one. I once thought marrying into Old Money was my happy ending. Now I know: nothing beats the dignity of earning my own keep with my craft.