Lost Child Movie Collection

After a childhood disappearance and a humble upbringing, Harper Foster returns to society following her grandfather's death—not only to reclaim his stolen legacy but also to uncover the truth about her biological parents. Disguising herself as unattractive to avoid alerting her enemy, she accepts an invitation to stay with the Hawthorne family. Mocked and underestimated, Harper repeatedly reveals her hidden identities, catching the attention of the three Hawthorne brothers. In the end, she reclaims her inheritance, finds her real family, and finds love with one of the Hawthorne heirs.

High atop Mount Olympus, Hera, Queen of the Gods, and her head priestess Doloreia gave birth to their daughters on the very same night. Waking abruptly, Hera secretly caught Doloreia swapping the two infants out of bitter jealousy — Doloreia planned to pass her own child off as the royal heir, while tormenting Hera’s real daughter as a lowly servant. Instead of confronting her at once, Hera quietly switched the babies back after Doloreia left, burying the truth and biding her time for eighteen years to exact justice. Eighteen years later, Athena, Hera’s beloved daughter, was crowned the Goddess of Wisdom and named one of the Twelve Olympians. At the peak of the celebration, Doloreia publicly lied that Athena was her biological daughter, fabricating a “nursery mix-up” with a false witness. Enraged, Zeus erupted in fury, and the gods fell into chaos. Calm and unyielding, Hera summoned the Three Fates to deliver the final divine oracle. As the truth was revealed, Doloreia learned too late that Hilda — the girl she had abused and tormented for eighteen years — was her own real daughter.

Naga was switched at birth and raised in a craftsman village, fighting in underground matches to support her adoptive mother. To save her dying mother, she goes to the royal court to claim her identity as the pharaoh's trueborn daughter. But the false princess is deeply loved, and Naga is met with coldness and framed plots. Without tears or tantrums, Naga joins the worst "Abyss Group," wins first place in the Underworld Trial, inherits the Eye of Ra, and becomes a divine avatar. With her charisma, she unites a band of outcast lowborn nobles and forms her own guard. Finally, she defeats the pharaoh's eldest son and is crowned Queen of Upper and Lower Egypt. The false princess is dethroned and imprisoned, while her once-biased parents regret forever.

Twenty years ago, Ethan disappeared. Twenty years later, he returns as the Empire’s youngest Commander. When he discovers his parents have spent a lifetime searching for him while enduring abuse and betrayal, Ethan vows to protect his family and bring every enemy to their knees.

My daughter can still see me. Everyone else sees only an empty room. Before I died, I told her one thing: "Don't tell Daddy Mommy's dead." The Alpha who once loved me thinks I abandoned our child and disappeared again. He's hunting me across the packs, promising the cruelest revenge. The only problem? I'm already standing beside him... as a ghost. When he finally discovers the body they pulled from the river, will regret come too late?