CEO Movies

A mentally impaired mother gave birth to a pair of twins, a boy and a girl. After her husband's untimely death, the family lived in poverty. The younger brother, craving chicken soup, persuaded their simple-minded mother to steal a chicken, which led to the neighbors demanding compensation when they were caught. To avoid responsibility, the brother falsely accused his sister, and their ruthless grandmother sent the sister away.Years later, the sister, now a successful CEO, unexpectedly reunites with her long-lost mother and brother. Shockingly, she witnesses her ungrateful brother publicly humiliating their mother...

An accident let the girl who was originally from a rich family separated from her family. And after many years of meeting again but made a joke of fate, the class prejudice has pushed away the opportunity to recognize each other again and again. How they pushed past their prejudices and met again.

She’s his adopted sister, but he has always kept his feelings for her hidden. When he sees his cancer diagnosis, he decides to find her a good man to marry, someone who will take care of her. She responds, “Do you really hate me that much? I’m not getting married!”

Despite being newly married, Nicole Lane suffers a heartbreaking betrayal at her husband's hands, leading to the tragic loss of her child. Unable to cope with the pain, she loses her sanity—only to reunite with Liam Holt five years later. After enduring years of cruelty from her former mother-in-law and mistreatment by the household staff, Nicole regains her memories and vows revenge. With Liam's help, she sets a trap for her ex-husband. As they navigate hardships together, love blossoms between them, and Liam paves the way for their future with a heartfelt proposal.

Holding onto Ethan's marriage promise, Cynthia was his secret lover for five years. But when pregnant Kelly returned, he dumped her. Cynthia joined Reese Group, cutting ties. Ethan's late regret failed to win her back. While he and Kelly faced retribution, Cynthia found true love with Jerome.

When the proud Evelyn rejects wealthy Adrian's charity, the desperate Natalie seizes the chance he offers: secure Evelyn's acceptance, and he'll fund her education. Natalie succeeds, but the price is becoming Adrian's kept woman—a substitute for the one who refused him. As she navigates a gilded cage of obligation, a startling shift begins: Adrian's fascination with the woman he couldn't have transforms into a longing for the one he took for granted. Now, Natalie holds a power she never sought—the key to his regret.

Hired to ruin a wedding, Nora Scott is offered a deal by the billionaire, Asher Parker: a one-year contractual marriage for a life-changing sum. Unknowingly, she's the spitting image of his fiancée, heiress Cathy Sinclair. This is no coincidence—it's part of a scheme by Cathy's stepsister, Nydia Sinclair, to steal the family fortune. Asher, who only wanted a convenient wife to thwart his family's plans, finds himself drawn to the enigmatic woman wearing his lover's face.

Natalie was forced to marry the Kingsley son in place of her sister. She didn't know the Cousin Adrian she met on her wedding night was actually her husband Victor, who was rumored to have disfigured his face. Victor hid his identity to test her. Their feelings gradually grew amidst interactions. Facing the calculations of the Kingsley family, old family grudges, and a kidnapping crisis, the disguised couple worked together to reveal the truth, and move from mutual testing to mutual love.

After catching her fiancé cheating, Faith survives a car accident and is rescued by Grandma Zimmer, who mentors her into the Vice CEO of Zimmer Group. The spoiled heir Sam falls for her at first sight. Their arranged marriage sparks chaos, comedy, and unexpected romance.

A rich young lady and a wealthy CEO cross paths while fleeing from their arranged marriages. They agree to a contract marriage, each hiding their true identities. As they navigate this arrangement, caring for one another, love gradually begins to blossom.