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Lila Wilson is reborn back in time after her evil adoptive sister Paris tricked her six brothers into sending her to her death. With her second chance in life, Lila is determined to not make the same mistakes she ignoring her brothers, choosing to focus on her studies and robot fighting and streaming career. However, this time, Lila isn’t alone. Seth Campbell, the secret heir of Campbell family and the man who caused the car accident that took her parent’s lives, is determined to take care of her and support her career and dream of getting into her parents’ university. With his help, Lila is able to get a good score in her ACT test, get a leg up into the AI robot streaming industry, and get into her parents’ university. Seeing this, Paris tries to enact her original plan of pretending to be sick and making the brothers force Lila to donate her kidney to her, so that she can kill Lila on the operating table. But this time, Lila and Seth successfully prove that Paris bribed the doctors into faking her medical condition, her father who the brothers thought saved Lila’s life actually planned to kidnap their parents, and she has been lying about Lila to ruin the brothers’ relationship with her. Lila cuts ties with her abusive and unsupportive brothers and earns her own happy ending with Seth.

Melissa, the adopted daughter of the Karen family, endures systematic abuse from her newly-returned biological sister Ollie, who turns her three brothers against her through manipulation. Despite suffering humiliation and violence, Melissa secretly participates in a dangerous drug trial to cure the family's hereditary disease. When the truth finally emerges through surveillance footage, the brothers are devastated. Ollie dies from the disease she tried to weaponize. As the brothers collapse one by one, Melissa — now transformed and powerful — returns on her own terms, offering salvation from a position of absolute strength, completing her journey from victim to queen.

Twenty-five years after being left at a New York City hospital as a brand new infant, Jacqueline Frost has defied the odds and is now thriving as a young woman. She might not have a lot of friends, or any family, but she has a job she excels at and she’s finally going to get her big break. Cherry picked by her supervisor to present her ideas to the CEO of Vaughan Professional Consulting, she is excited to finally get a chance to play with the big boys. Wilder Vaughn is the CEO of a consulting firm which helps repair the images of screwed up celebrities, athletes and politicians and frankly anyone else who will spend money to make their problems go away with some decent PR tweaking. When one of his directors tells him over and over about the brilliant woman named Jacqueline in his department, he finally agrees to let her pitch to him on a major client. He wished he’d agreed sooner. Jacqueline Frost walks into his office and he immediately knows she’s special. One shake of her hand and the CEO, who also happens to be a prince to the queen of all the Southern Realm fae-folk, finally finds his mate after years of searching for her. The problem? She doesn’t know she’s fae. When Rafferty Vaughn is called to an emergency meeting in his twin brother’s office where he lords over humans like some kind of prick with a superiority complex, he is immediately jealous of the fact his twin found his mate first. Then she walks in and when he introduces himself, a single touch of her hand reveals she is his mate too. The fates are playing an irritating game. The brothers need to decide quickly what their next moves are. They haven’t gotten along since they were teenagers and haven’t shared a meal in peace let alone a mate. Will they try to force one or the other to sever the bond to allow one brother to have their mate to themselves or will they work together? To complicate matters all the more Jacqueline is the missing princess to the king of the Northern Realm, Jack Frost. Since the king has blamed the Vaughn family all along for the loss of his daughter, the twins are fighting an uphill battle against a woman who thinks they are crazy and a king who wants his daughter to go home with him instead of staying in the human world or with spoiled princes who can’t agree on anything. Jacqueline is freaking out. When her biological family come out of the woodwork, she finds her father is the Jack Frost, her mother apparently suffered some kind of mental break when she was kidnapped as an infant moments after her birth, and she has two siblings who don’t seem to like her very much, despite what they claim. Her boss and his brother are calling her mate. She’d give anything to just let things go back to the way they were. So what does she do? She insists on working with the client she was pitching for and ends up following the troubled skier to a small idyllic town in Colorado to help him fix his image. She doesn’t expect, however, that her two new mates, her entire biological family and the twins’ families to follow her. What ensues is a comedic, romantic, free-for-all where Jacqueline dodges every attempt at everyone trying to seduce her to their side. The seduction of Jac Frost has begun and it’s every man for himself, until someone starts causing trouble and Jacqueline’s life might be on the line. Then it’s a show of solidarity between a group of people who never wanted to work together but they’ll do anything to keep their princess safe. They’re going to have to figure out how to make it all work or they may lose her forever.

Lyric, an Alpha’s scarred and wolf-less daughter, was betrayed by her mate and exiled after a one-night stand with a powerful stranger. Five years in the human world cured her face and awakened a forbidden gift: she is a "Siphon," able to absorb any disease. Forced back by family debt, Lyric enters a contract marriage with the ruthless King Jaris—only to realize he was her one-night stranger. Misled by his scheming "wife" Marta into believing Lyric betrayed him, Jaris is cruel by day, yet so obsessed with her body that he drugs her by night for secret intimacy, leaving Lyric believing it’s all a vivid dream. But the secrets run deeper: Lyric’s presumed-dead twins are alive, stolen by Marta to claim the throne. And from the shadows, Jaris’s exiled brother Caden is returning with a blood-drinking army to burn it all down.

I lied about my age and ghosted my clingy online boyfriend half a year ago. Staying at my best friend’s house for break, I froze—her cold, CEO older brother Rhys was exactly the man I dumped online. He recognized me just by my voice and kept testing me nonstop. Later at a bar, he chugged eight drinks to shield me from a creep guy who drugged me. Trapped in his car, he recited every fake detail I told him online, staring at me: “Did you ever regret leaving me?”

Mary, a lowly Omega, is bought and abused by her boyfriend Stephen to pay for her mother's medical bills. But every time he forces himself on her, she secretly shares intimacy with a gentle stranger in a vision—a man who is unknowingly evolving her bloodline into the legendary white wolf. When Stephen brings her to a family banquet, Mary discovers the truth: the phantom lover is Ian, Stephen's own stepfather. Caught between Stephen's cruelty and Ian's restrained protection, she must awaken her power, defy a system that treats Omegas as property, and finally claim the right to choose her own fate.

Seventeen‑year‑old Stella moves into a wealthy coastal mansion after her mother remarries, where she meets Vincent, her cold, sharp‑tongued step‑brother. Behind his elite heir image, Vincent dominates the competitive surfing circle—possessive and starved for love. They clash fiercely at first, but living under the same roof, quiet curiosity grows into a silent, undeniable bond. He teases her openly, yet fiercely protects her—and she slowly falls for his exclusive affection. When betrayal leaves Stella shattered, Vincent is the only one who stays. At a surfing competition, he's injured by rivals. Stella steps in and wins to protect his honor. He later risks everything to shield her. Breaking every rule as nominal step‑siblings, they begin a forbidden romance—distant in public, intensely intimate in private.

Goddess Seraphina shattered her own godhood to save War God Leon, losing her ability to walk and bear children. He proposed for the hundredth time, and she said yes. But on their third anniversary, she discovered his betrayal with a siren. Heartbroken, she chose to take her twin sister's place in the Underworld—forever. Seven days later, she left without looking back. Leon searched like a madman, walking barefoot through soul-scorching flames, each missed chance driving him deeper into despair. When they finally met again, he understood too late. The woman who once looked at him with nothing but love had already let him go. She was never coming back.

In ancient Aetheran, dragonborn royalty rules seven kingdoms—but a thousand-year curse causes purebloods to die before age one hundred, with heirs growing rarer each generation. Princess Elena, from a fallen noble house, sells her bloodline at a sacred ritual to save her dying mother. There, Crown Prince Drake discovers her. Mistaking her for a gold-digger, he completes the ancient "Dragonflame Union" with her out of desperation. Months later, Elena discovers she carries quadruplets—four dragon flames burning within her. This miracle could save Drake's bloodline and break the curse—if his power-hungry nephew doesn't destroy them first.

Elena, the sole heir of the Sterling family, is betrayed by her fiancé and biological sister on the eve of her wedding—her fortune seized and her life ended tragically in a mental institution. Reborn from the ashes, she returns to the week before her fate unfolded, shattering her engagement and striking back with bold precision. Seeking revenge, she strikes a deal with Marcus, CEO of the rival Vance Corporation, agreeing to become his contractual fiancée in exchange for 3% of the company's core equity. United in mutual benefit, they team up to settle old scores and uncover buried secrets, rising to the pinnacle of elite power—only to find themselves drawn into an even deeper, more dangerous game of high-stakes political maneuvering at the top.