Free My Heart, Mr. CEO

After paying for a car in cash, an employee is shocked to find it listed as a company asset. Under a bizarre 'family-friendly' policy, the HR manager forces them to act as a personal chauffeur while demanding installments to 'buy back' their own vehicle. When they try to resign, they are met with a massive financial penalty and a forced probation period. Now, they must navigate a web of corporate gaslighting and absurd contracts to reclaim their life and property.

For two decades, my mother despised me, constantly comparing me to my useless father and wishing for my death. When I begged to see her on my twentieth birthday, she coldly brushed me off, even as she enjoyed an amusement park with my stepsister. Then, I actually died. She personally cremated my body, threw my ashes into the garbage, and thought she was finally free. Yet, three days later, she is on her knees outside the funeral home, weeping hysterically and pleading for my forgiveness.

For three years, she lived as Bishop Reynolds' hidden wife, bound by a loveless contract to honor her dying father's request. His true love, Janae Rose, returns to New York, triggering a humiliating fertility exam orchestrated by her mother-in-law. When Bishop finds her trembling, his cold accusation only softens for Janae. Later, after a waiter spills scalding soup on her back, he abandons her mid-rescue to fix Janae's broken lock. Left wounded in the rain, she finally realizes she'll always be an obstacle in their story. She retrieves their marriage contract and, facing his furious family, calmly claims the secret was her idea. Then she texts her best friend, ready for a divorce lawyer.

Waking up to a massive snake on her face is a nightmare, but her boyfriend’s reaction is worse. In this tense modern mystery, George protects his childhood neighbor Kate’s pet, Blossom, rather than his terrified partner of three years. Even after the creature fangs her, George blames her sick blood and demands she take the reptile to the vet. Watching him panic over Kate’s pet while ignoring her bleeding wound, she decides to walk away from their relationship forever.

For four years of their arranged marriage, Lorenzo paid for his infidelity with real estate. Every betrayal earned his wife another casino deed, a silent transaction she endured ninety-nine times. But when he returns from a three-day trip with the deed to a Las Vegas establishment, marking his hundredth offense, her patience finally runs out. Armed with an empire of ninety-nine properties, she decides the hundredth gift will be the catalyst to finally demand a divorce.

In this modern romance, the protagonist suffers a public humiliation when Herbert Fischer permits his childhood sweetheart to douse her in scalding stew. Despite the painful burns, Herbert demands she apologize for a single sharp remark. Heartbroken, she questions if her life holds any value compared to his precious friend. Herbert merely scoffs at her tears, dismissing the physical harm as a minor inconvenience that she is overthinking, proving that she will never be his priority.