Office Worker Movies

Eight years of grinding got Callum a home, a wife, a daughter. One livestream lover took it all. Callum's wife Vanessa tipped half a million to her favorite streamer, and then helped him run down Callum's father in a hit-and-run. She framed Callum for domestic abuse, stolen his identity to take out loans, and watched the internet crucify him. Now Callum has a new name, a new fortune, and one mission—to throw his cheating wife and her secret lover into jail.

After losing her memory saving childhood friend Oliver in a fire, Rita Tolman is adopted and becomes Rita Parrilla. Years later, Oliver builds a massive amusement park to find her, only to be blocked by Rita and her father in a land dispute. Reunited as strangers, they clash without realizing their true identities. Who knows what fate will lead them to?

Gavin Wright spent three years funding his girlfriend Mandy Parker. On their wedding day, Mandy, now at the elite Sewell Group, tests him by demanding a massive bride price and publicly insulting him. Fed up, Gavin Wright cancels the wedding. Little does she know, he is the Sewell Group CEO's long-lost child. The next day, Mandy is shocked to find he is now the Sewell Group's general manager, her direct boss.

After a childhood accident separated Christian Douglas and Lily Rivers, he spent 20 years looking for her. Which is also why he relentlessly trashes his in-name-only wife, Joyce. But just as he pushes her to the edge, he discovers she is actually his long-lost love!

Eight months pregnant, Allison Grant lands a $5 million bonus. Joking, she's fired; she gets a vicious slap instead of support. Worse yet: her mother-in-law is drugging her to force a miscarriage, while her husband cheats and plots to steal her fortune. Raging, Allison vows revenge. With her best friend and business partner, she plans a brilliant counterattack, making the traitors pay dearly.

Born with a heart defect, Aria grows up in mountain seclusion, saving a fox from tribulation. A decade later, the fox becomes tycoon Matthew Goode to find her. Fleeing the pressure of an arranged marriage, Aria coincidentally interviews at Goode Group. Seizing the chance, Matthew initiates a calculated pursuit, and Aria unwittingly walks straight into his trap.

He bought her as a plaything and broke her on purpose. But the man who ruined her life wasn't her boyfriend at all. He was the twin she never knew, hiding behind a stolen face. The truth changes everything.

Finn is about to secure a billion-dollar investment and take his startup to new heights when he's betrayed by the two people he trusts most, his girlfriend, Maeve, and his best friend, Henry. They get him drunk, trick him into driving, and have him arrested for DUI. While he's detained, they steal his company. When Finn discovers the truth after his release, they murder him to keep their secret buried and secure everything he built.

Elijah Greene is lead programmer at Gray Tech, the top tech company in the world. After he's unfairly sacked on Christmas Eve by the CEO's daughter, Samantha Gray, he's recruited by Ava Cross, a high-ranking employee at Gray Tech competitor Eagle Tech and also Elijah's ex-girlfriend. When Ava's attempts to hire Elijah are met with resistance by Elijah's resentful relatives and the evil, power-hungry Henderson family, Elijah and Ava join forces with the CEOs of Gray Tech and Eagle Tech to start their own company and take their rightful positions atop the tech industry.

For seven years, Lucas Cross did all the housework and paid every bill—while his wife's family called him a useless moocher. When they jet off on vacation without him, refusing to buy him an $890 ticket, they leave him stranded at the airport. What they don't know: the man they just abandoned is the chairman of a billion‑dollar conglomerate. That day, something in him breaks for good. He files for divorce. As his true identity comes to light, the family's world crumbles—her friend is exposed as a gambling fraud, and his wife comes crawling back. But Lucas has already closed the door. Some regrets come too late.