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My Parents Are at War. I'm the Secret Weapon.
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I Proposed to a Stranger at My Wedding Season 2
Adrian is forced to marry Elena, who later signs divorce papers and is kidnapped. He saves her but is injured. Pregnant Elena faces his mother and rivals alone. The mastermind is Vanessa. After waking, Adrian jails Vanessa, gives up his inheritance, and lives a quiet life with Elena.
The Stand-In
After seven years as a stand-in wife enduring humiliation for Alexander's forbidden love for Chloe—and losing her daughter's leg to his negligence—Elena divorces him, builds the S&L empire from scratch, and forces the presumed-dead Alexander to reveal himself, earning forgiveness and reuniting the family on Miami Beach.
The Last Pearl of Olympus
Zeus hurled his own daughter off Mount Olympus himself, all because a prophecy foretold she would claim his throne. The goat-god Pan found her and raised her in secret. She grew up mute, yet still climbed back up the very mountain that had cast her away.She did not know who she truly was. The one who bullied her was her own brother. The one who kept a flame burning for her was her birth mother.
Jump, Mommy! Escaping the High Seas Hell
Ten-year-old Lily and her mother Serena are held by pirates on a scrap ship. When Lily is dying, Captain Barbossa orders her organs harvested. Serena fights back. Lily learns her ragged mother is city prosecutor Serena. The pirates plan to auction Lily first.
The Truth Behind Her Marriage
Violet Carter catches her sister-in-law, Tessa Hayes, getting intimate with a strange man on the rooftop—and discovers the nephew she raised may not be her brother Derek Carter’s son. Blinded by love, Derek obeys Tessa, while their father knows nothing. Violet stays silent, secretly gathering evidence and setting a trap. As the truth closes in, can she save her brother from a devastating betrayal?
Too Ugly To Marry, She's a Hidden Beauty!
My Oscar dad and Grammy mom saw me as an ugly unwanted daughter, called me Toad and sent me to Grandma Maggie. 18 years later, I got into Harvard and came home masked. Dad frowned: “Hiding your ugly face?” Mom laughed, saying I’d look worse next to pretty Sienna. Sienna took my hand, calling beauty a burden, me “blessed to be ugly”. My hand paused. Grandma wrote monthly, saying I got prettier daily, boys flocked, sent pics. They never opened any, never knew what I’d become.