Engagement Breakup Movie Collection

Harper endures relentless emotional and physical abuse from her husband Samuel, who deems her an unsatisfying wife and is influenced by his scheming assistant Ruby. He forces Harper into the "Perfect Wife Training Academy", a hellish suburban facility that subjects her to dehumanizing body examinations, graphic video training, violent coercion, and sexual violation under instructors Camilla and Daniel—all sanctioned by a contract Samuel signed. Broken by trauma, Harper complies with all demands, transforming into the obedient, sensual wife Samuel desired. During the academy’s inspection, Samuel watches edited footage of her torment and is consumed by rage and guilt, rescuing her and lashing out before descending into regret. Harper becomes a hollow, robotic version of the wife he wanted, losing her passion for the cello and her sense of self. Samuel uncovers Ruby’s role as a academy shareholder who orchestrated Harper’s suffering, avenges Harper by taking down the academy and imprisoning Ruby, then devotes himself to caring for her after she’s diagnosed with a rare illness. Refusing to forgive his unforgivable betrayal, Harper dies in the ICU, her final question—“am I finally a perfect wife?”—haunting Samuel forever.

Sold as a child bride to ward off bad fortune. Eighteen years later, her betrothed gambles her away for cheap to a lowly stable hand. Heartbroken, she resigns herself to the marriage—only to discover her new husband is not only sincere, but secretly a powerful lord. By the time her first fiancé regrets his choice, it is too late. She has already found her true home.

Sold as a child bride to ward off bad fortune. Eighteen years later, her betrothed gambles her away for cheap to a lowly stable hand. Heartbroken, she resigns herself to the marriage—only to discover her new husband is not only sincere, but secretly a powerful lord. By the time her first fiancé regrets his choice, it is too late. She has already found her true home.

Brian and Logan were twin Wolf Beastkin that my cousin Isabella and I rescued from the Underground Beast Trade. Back then, the two of us stood there staring at those filthy little wolf pups, and without even needing to say much, we each decided to adopt one. I took Brian. Isabella took Logan. Thirteen years passed in the blink of an eye. All that time, I believed that even if Brian didn’t like me, he would at least feel grateful that I had saved his life. That illusion shattered the day I accidentally overheard him talking to some other Beastkin. Someone asked, “Emma’s been really good to you. Why are you always so cold to her?” Brian let out a short, dismissive laugh. “Who asked her to be good to me?” “You’ve got it good and don’t even realize it.” “Good? Then I guess I should thank Emma properly. If she hadn’t taken me first, I’d be the one with Isabella right now.” Another voice chimed in, “I mean, makes sense. Compared to Isabella, the head cheerleader, Emma’s just… nothing special.” A dull ache spread through my chest. In that moment, every feeling I had held onto for Brian over the years quietly disappeared.

In his past life, James's wife cheated on him and always spent time with her first love. Reborn, James decided not to marry Jane. This time, he tossed the marriage application paper away and left for college, building a fortune through grit and sharp instinct. Yara's sincerity healed what Jane broke. When James rose to the top, Jane realized her chance was gone forever. That man would never come back. He had met his true love.

On Eric Lowe's wedding day, his bride Joy Lynn ran away with his younger brother Ryan. So he did the only logical thing—he called his childhood rival Emma Shaw and asked her to marry him on the spot. Locked in a marriage of convenience, the two gradually revealed their true feelings for each other. But when Joy tried to crawl back and Ryan's schemes came to light, Eric realized the woman he'd been fighting with his whole life might just be the one he couldn't live without.

Julian Vance awakens his talent in front of the entire school — and gets labeled an E-rank Apprentice Mage. The weakest of the weak. His fiancée dumps him on the spot. The crowd laughs. Then a voice whispers in his mind. Julian opens his eyes to a strange new world inside himself — and finds a fiery young girl staring back at him. She's his fire skill. Alive. Talking. And she has sisters — water, wood, earth, and metal — all waiting to be unlocked. He's not a failure. He's an Omni-Element Mage, the rarest talent in history...

Ten years ago, Elara was adopted by the Alpha of the Stormfang Pack and was destined to choose one of his five sons as her mate. However, the five brothers fall for a manipulative omega maid named Jenny, who schemes to humiliate and torment Elara. Heartbroken and exhausted, Elara publicly rejects her mate bond with the five brothers on her eighteenth birthday and announces her engagement to the mysterious and powerful Lycan Prince, Xavier Lockhart. As the brothers finally uncover Jenny's deception and desperately try to win Elara back, they realize it is too late. Elara finds her true mate in Xavier, breaking his deadly curse, and moves on to a new life, leaving her painful past behind.

Aurelia, a wealthy heiress, is obsessed with her father’s ruthless friend, Elias. Their forbidden romance is torn apart by a framed bigamy scandal during a botched wedding rescue. To save her bankrupt family, Aurelia agrees to marry a powerful politician, planning to end her life afterward. However, the politician selflessly steps aside, allowing the star-crossed lovers to finally unite.

In a galaxy far far away, Princess Raven Storm is the last woman of the Magori, a dying alien species. In order to continue her bloodline, Raven ventures to Earth to mate with a human male suitable enough to breed the next Magori offspring. She soon meets the handsome A-list actor Jack Atwood and becomes bonded to him, but when he consistently refuses her requests to sleep together, Raven realizes birthing the next Magori generation won't be as easy as she thought.