Joseon King's Return

Alfred Pruitt spends two grueling weeks renovating his sister Darlene’s new apartment for free, earning emotional praise from their parents and Aunt Diana. But when he hands over the keys, Darlene doesn't celebrate. Instead, she grabs a sledgehammer and smashes the newly finished TV wall. Amidst her family's shocked protests, Darlene pulls a cluster of hidden pinhole cameras from the debris, exposing her brother's sinister betrayal.

Grieving the loss of her daughter, Camille uncovers a devastating truth: her husband, mafia don Nikolai Romano, is having an affair with his best friend's sister. Behind his mask of devotion lies a master of deception. Refusing to tolerate his betrayal, Camille secretly prepares her departure, waiting thirteen days for her immigration papers to clear. Six months after her quiet escape, Nikolai tracks her down, consumed by fury and jealousy. But Camille is no longer the broken wife he once controlled.

When federal agents accuse her of laundering money for the Valeriano crime family, she points to her husband, Alessio, only to discover he was the anonymous informant. Worse, the system lists her as unmarried; Alessio’s legal wife is Bianca, the orphan of his late soldier who threatened suicide on their wedding day. Now, with Bianca legally bound to Alessio and raising his son, she faces felony charges unless she can find evidence to clear her name.

For four years, Alpha Duke Blake treated his wolfless Mate as invisible, only acknowledging her when his dying grandmother demanded an heir. At the funeral, he publicly favored his Beta, Jossie, allowing another Alpha to call her his future Luna. Broken, she signed the rejection papers and fled. A week later, Duke bypassed her apartment's lock in the dead of night and dragged her back to his estate, his eyes burning with primal fury. He imprisoned her in his room, commanding she remain until pregnant. But when her silent despair cracked his cold facade, he fled in horror, refusing to accept her rejection. Now, she must find another way to sever the bond herself.

For twenty years, Beatrice lived as the Silvermist Pack's lowly servant, a life of hardship that culminated in Eamon Riven's cruel rejection. Yet, the girl they once ridiculed is the secret successor to a powerful Alpha bloodline. Backed by four formidable brothers, Beatrice finally claims her true worth. While dealing with a remorseful ex and a deadly plot, she finds a steady ally in Darius Veylor, a Beta who remains unfazed by her elite family.

For years, she quietly followed Hudson Carter, enduring endless mockery as a mute social climber. Even Hudson publicly humiliated her, confident she would tolerate any disrespect out of blind devotion. But everyone, including the arrogant billionaire himself, misjudged her silence. They assumed she had traded her dignity for love. Little do they know, her voicelessness is tied to his fortune. The moment she speaks again, his empire will crumble, reducing him to a beggar.