Hooking-up Movie Collection

After having her legs broken by her target, Stella Thorne, Aria Vance endured five years of marriage to Justin Mercer. Then she accidentally discovered that Justin had been imprisoning Stella all along—and tormenting her night after night, only to develop twisted feelings for her. The moment Aria witnessed his betrayal, an accident threw her into the path of Milo, the young master of the Reed family, who took her home.

After June and her parents die in a freak accident, she finally sees her family's true colors. Reborn alongside them, she decides to stop playing by anyone else's rules, focusing only on winning over the enemy who mourned her death in her past life. She ignores business crises, lets her sister steal her fiancé, and even applauds her grandparents when they hand the family empire to a cousin. Chaos erupts as the family scrambles, begging her to take control again.

Dumped on her wedding night, Quinley ends up in bed with Enzo, the capital's returning heir, by accident. With videos as leverage, he pulls her into his orbit and asks her the same question daily, "So… when are you leaving your husband?"

Sadie has always been a good girl, but she falls for Ethan, her sister's rival. To please him, they indulge in many secret, scandalous encounters. After a passionate camping trip, Sadie discovers the shocking truth: Ethan's love was a revenge scheme against her sister. Sadie is heartbroken and makes the painful decision to walk away.

In her previous life, Stella mistook Isaac for her savior and, out of gratitude, agreed to marry him. Unbeknownst to her, the true hero, Adrian, had lost his memory due to an accident and ended up as her bodyguard, silently protecting her. It wasn't until her final moments that Stella realized the truth: Isaac's heart belonged to her stepsister, Ivy. This ruthless pair not only wove a web of lies but also meticulously plotted against her. Stella passed away with a heart full of resentment. However, fate granted her a second chance...

After 30 years of a childfree marriage, Sarah's life implodes when her husband James’s illegitimate son storms in demanding an inheritance. Betrayal turns to shock when Sarah reveals her own secret, 25-year-old twins. As Sarah strikes back with precision, James and his mistress scheme blindly. Fake paternity tests, hidden debts, and a wedding turned bloodbath expose every lie. No one walks away clean.

Rowan Ashford is reborn as the villain in a novel—a cross‑dressing, arrogant heir fated to be executed by the male lead, Adrian Collins. To survive, she must publicly humiliate him while secretly improving his affection for her. In a dangerous game of pretense and desire, can Rowan rewrite her fate and win the heart of the future king?

In Between Two Worlds A Bride for a Bun movie, stranded in a famine-ravaged era, Conrad Hayes unlocks the Two-Way Gate System—a bridge between eras powered by marital bliss. His first wife, the ailing Joyce Bennett, is bought with a single steamed bun. Soon, he rescues her sister Sherry and shelters the poor girl, Renee. Using the Gate to trade across time, Conrad amasses wealth and influence, but danger follows every move.

Nina Morris sacrificed everything to save her husband Gabriel, only to be left barren and betrayed by his affair with his sister-in-law Chloe. Desperate, she accepts a deal with Gabriel's rival, Victor Harrington. Their marriage is meant to be revenge, but Victor offers her something her husband never did: respect. As Nina rises from the ashes, Gabriel's regret and Chloe's jealousy ignite. But the ultimate shock awaits: the boy she rescued years ago is now the man she married.

For five years, Evelyn Lane poured everything—her wealth, her name, her future—into building Darren Foster's empire. But when he lets his junior, Claire, wear her late grandmother's costume on stage, the betrayal cuts deeper than any wound she's hidden. Evelyn pulls the funding, files for divorce, and sells her shares. Darren thinks she's broken. But he doesn’t know she's been the legendary “God of Opera” all along—or that the biggest stage of all is where she’ll take back what's hers.