Chapters: 36
Play Count: 321
At a university debate competition, Bonnie’s boyfriend Finley leaks her traumatic childhood secret to help rival Alison win, leaving Bonnie humiliated and gossiped about by everyone. Devastated, Bonnie breaks up with Finley, quits the debate club, and takes an exchange program to Broomburg to start over. She meets Drake, a gentle senior who respects her pain and gives her consistent comfort. Even when Finley travels far to beg for forgiveness, Bonnie refuses to reconcile. Gradually healed by Drake’s quiet care, she lets go of all past hurt, marries him in a small church, and embraces a brand-new, peaceful life free from trauma.
Years after a scandal tears them apart, a reporter and a media empire leader reunite. Bound by old hatred, hidden truths, and unresolved feelings, they must face the past and uncover the secrets that changed their lives forever.
Awakening as the doomed villainess in a novel, Sophie refuses to be a pathetic pawn! Unleashing a brilliant rebellion, she shatters her scripted fate. Backed by the terrifying, obsessive devotion of her loyal bodyguard, they ruthlessly crush the original protagonists and forge their own absolute, unstoppable empire!
To escape her obsessive boyfriend, she cut off his finger. Years later, on her wedding day, she discovers he is still alive. His mad love leads to her broken marriage and ruined career. Yet, as she tries to flee again, she realizes she has fallen deeply for him.
Blair Weston Ran’s marriage collapses as her husband Asher Harrington endlessly defends Mia Lowell, who hurts her and causes her miscarriage. She cuts off all ties, reclaims wealth, and marries calm businessman to Julian Vanderbilt start a peaceful new life.
Returning from abroad to find his wife Vivian's betrayal, William takes decisive action by demolishing their home and exposing her infidelity. Aided by his secretary Susan, he regains control of his company and rebuilds his life. Vivian's schemes fail, leaving her ruined, while William and Susan find love together.
Cynthia Reid realized her three-year marriage with Martin Barry was nothing more than a facade when Martin's childhood crush, Janie Cain, suddenly returned after many years abroad. Witnessing how Martin chose to sacrifice her during a crisis, Cynthia lamented her poor judgment of men. But Cynthia refused to be a pushover. Her family was wealthy and influential. She did not need to depend on a loser like Martin. Meanwhile, her admirer, Derek Fletcher, professed his love for her and was ready to start a new life with her.