Chapters: 35
Play Count: 143
Landscape designer Elara bids for a manor to treat her sick kid and reunites with old lover Rainer. His aunt split them by fake letters and sabotages her project with rivals. Elara fights back. Rainer finds Liora is his daughter, exposes villains and reconciles with Elara to live as a family.
To pay for her ailing grandmother’s treatment, Clara Reed takes a job as a nanny at the powerful Ashcroft estate. From the moment she arrives, Vanessa Ashcroft humiliates and sabotages her, terrified by the silver-moon birthmark on Clara’s neck. When a DNA test reveals that the poor nanny is actually Isabelle Ashcroft—the family’s daughter who vanished twenty-two years ago—Clara is pulled into a home that should have been hers but feels completely unfamiliar. As Vanessa’s schemes grow more dangerous, Clara refuses to fight for wealth, status, or revenge. Instead, she protects young Noah, stands by the grandmother who raised her, and insists on keeping the name that helped her survive. To truly come home, Clara must face the woman determined to erase her—and embrace her lost identity without losing herself.
The cold Thornton family fights for trust. Little Mia comes in rain with a bunny hiding a recorder. Proofs uncover the couple’s fraud. The clan feels guilty and punishes wrongdoers. Mia finally gains her place in the family.
The cold Thornton family fights for trust. Little Mia comes in rain with a bunny hiding a recorder. Proofs uncover the couple’s fraud. The clan feels guilty and punishes wrongdoers. Mia finally gains her place in the family.
Tom Foster, a worker at BrightHome Services, is hired for a mysterious job at Number Eight Manor with a tempting reward. Upon arrival, he finds himself entangled in a web of eerie secrets and unexpected dangers lurking within the mansion.
After receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis, Evelyn gives up treatment to spare her poor parents the cost. But on her way home, she sees them dressed in luxury, leaving with a young heir she never knew existed. The parents who fed her leftovers and thrift-store gifts are secretly billionaires—and Evelyn realizes her whole life of poverty may have been a lie.
Landscape designer Elara bids for a manor to treat her sick kid and reunites with old lover Rainer. His aunt split them by fake letters and sabotages her project with rivals. Elara fights back. Rainer finds Liora is his daughter, exposes villains and reconciles with Elara to live as a family.
The cold Thornton family fights for trust. Little Mia comes in rain with a bunny hiding a recorder. Proofs uncover the couple’s fraud. The clan feels guilty and punishes wrongdoers. Mia finally gains her place in the family.
Willa’s mother was the long‑lost real heiress of the wealthy Ashford family, yet she passed away on the red soil of Oklahoma before being reunited with her kin. Seventeen‑year‑old Willa arrives at the luxurious Highwood Manor with her grandfather, only to face contempt and provocation from Rosamund and her daughter, who grew up taking her mother’s place. Uninterested in the family’s fortune, Willa seizes the chance to study. She defies prejudice with outstanding academic performance at the elite boarding school. Amid tangled family bonds and interest conflicts, she stays true to herself, untangles the regrets of two generations and forges her own path in life.