I Don't Forgive, I Overpower

After seven years together, Oscar Ramsay leaves Aurora to claim his billionaire inheritance. To satisfy his father's dying wish, Oscar must father a child with his brother's widow, Evie. He begs Aurora for forgiveness after every encounter, promising a future that never comes. After a year of betrayal and 200 nights of infidelity, Evie finally conceives. When Oscar marries her in a lavish ceremony, Aurora realizes his promises were lies. Choosing her daughter Ingrid over a cheating man, Aurora finally walks away.

To cure his mistress’s morning sickness, billionaire Charles Orville drains his five-year-old son’s blood, ignoring his wife’s desperate pleas. When the child dies from the forced transfusion, Charles callously celebrates with his lover. But his grieving wife, descended from royal embalmers, holds the key to his family's survival. For five years, she bound the malevolent evil spirit plaguing the Orvilles. Now, with her son gone, the contract is broken, and their protection is officially over.

She thought Raphael Moreau loved her, but a shocking revelation shatters her world. Overhearing him laugh about leaking their intimate videos to ruin her family's reputation, she realizes his affection was merely a weapon to neutralize the Delaunays. Devastated by the ultimate betrayal, her heartbreak hardens into a cold desire for retribution. She vows to make him pay for his cruel exploitation, setting the stage for a high-stakes battle of power, pride, and vengeance.

When her fated mate, Ryan, cruelly rejects her for power, Aurora flees her pack in ruins. Rescued by Alexander, a mysterious warrior in the forbidden forest, she finds a deep, healing love. But Alexander harbors a staggering secret: he is the Alpha King. When he crowns Aurora as his Queen, her past collides with her present. Summoned to the palace, a stunned Ryan must bow before the woman he discarded, now married to his estranged father.

Five years after my own fiancée, Fay Galloway, personally sent me to prison for punching her assistant at our engagement party, I am finally a free man. My release aligns perfectly with her wedding to Toby Weiss. While onlookers eagerly anticipate a chaotic confrontation and expect me to ruin their ceremony, I choose a different path. Rather than seeking immediate, public vengeance, I quietly board a flight to a new city, disappearing completely to start over and claim my own destiny.

After three years of research abroad, she returns home to join her fiancé’s company. But within days, she is cornered by an arrogant secretary demanding she sign a compensation agreement for a crisis she didn't cause. When she contacts her fiancé for help, he impatiently orders her to take the blame for Melinda, whom he claims is the chairman’s daughter. He warns her to cooperate or risk ruin, completely unaware of one crucial fact: she is the chairman's only actual daughter.