Broken Hands, Broken Ties

For three years, Jasmine Vance was invisible in Jason Sterling's world—a nameless, penniless wife everyone ignored. That was exactly how she wanted it. On their third anniversary, she caught him with the woman he'd sworn was just family. Jasmine didn't scream or cry. She smiled, pulled out her phone, and livestreamed the betrayal. By morning, cracks split Sterling's empire; within a week, it lay in ruins. Then came the real question: Who is Jasmine Vance? Powerful men don't fall that fast unless someone deliberate is behind it. Now, a shadowy figure who always knew her true identity is finally stepping into the light.

In Your Regrets Fleeting as the Wind, a respected doctor’s career is destroyed by his wife, Charlene. To shield her clumsy trainee, Zachary, from the fallout of a botched surgery that led to a patient's suicide, Charlene falsifies medical records to frame her husband. As public outrage and lawsuits mount, he discovers her secret affair with Zachary. Betrayed and abandoned by the woman he loved, he finally decides to abandon his kindness and seek justice.

When his boss and girlfriend demands he hand a five-million-dollar deal to a new intern on April Fool's Day, he refuses. Mocked by his colleagues for not taking a joke, he is forced to resign while his girlfriend smirks and the intern takes his place. But the laughter doesn't last. A year later, he has transformed into a rising star in the industry, while her business teeters on the edge of bankruptcy. Now, he is the one laughing as he returns to deliver his cold retribution.

Married to the Dixon household's leader, the protagonist and her foster sister Gloria both carry heirs intended to cure their mates' illnesses. When intruders attack their secluded villa, the protagonist is forced into early labor while her mate, Lesley, dismisses her cries for help to assist another woman. The assault costs Gloria her child and leaves both women broken. Facing such cold betrayal, the protagonist decides to sever her bond and abandon her debts.

Left bleeding after an ambush in a Brooklyn alley, she calls her husband Attilio Shepard, the man who vowed to protect her, but he never answers. While she runs for her life, his jet lands in New York with Candace, the woman he truly loves. The attacker, Candace's brother, is freed by Attilio's lawyers. Overhearing his orders to identify the victim and buy an NDA, she realizes she is only a problem to be erased. She accepts the five-million-dollar settlement, not as surrender but as funding, then walks into the attacker's penthouse party to destroy them all.

After falling ill during a sudden cold snap, a mother turns on the air conditioning, only to overhear her son and daughter-in-law plotting her eviction over the electricity bill. They scheme to take her keys, lock her out under the guise of a family trip, and seize the proceeds from selling her old home before driving her away for good. When her son deceitfully asks for her spare key the next morning, she hands it over—but immediately calls her real estate agent to cancel the sale.