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Swain Ross and Shane Johnston have been lovers for five years. One day Shane Johnston decided to end the relationship with Swain. Meanwhile, Swain unexpectedly learns that she has only three months left to live due to heart failure. In order not to being implicated in love again, Swain decided to leave Shane, but she didn't realize that a relationship of pain had just begun...
Swain Ross and Shane Johnston have been lovers for five years. One day Shane Johnston decided to end the relationship with Swain. Meanwhile, Swain unexpectedly learns that she has only three months left to live due to heart failure. In order not to being implicated in love again, Swain decided to leave Shane, but she didn't realize that a relationship of pain had just begun...
Raised by her aunt, Camila accidentally marries Matías after a disastrous blind date mix-up. He seems like an ordinary man, but after moving in together, she finds every problem mysteriously solved. As strange clues pile up, Camila realizes her impulsive husband is hiding a powerful identity.
Max is called the King of Hell, and half of the wealth in the world is in his hands.A month ago, Max became the son-in-law of the Wood's family as repayment. When Max and his mother were living on the street when he was a child, Woods saved him. However, Woods felt that Max was a person who did not seek to make progress, so Woods tried every means to get Max to divorce.
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.