Mountains Won't Meet, But Revenge Will

Returning to Walsh & Co. after a grueling week of client meetings, a lead architect is shocked when a newcomer named Flora Reeves tries to fire her for napping at her desk. Flora claims her authority comes from being the company president's wife, a revelation that leaves the protagonist reeling. As the firm's top talent and the president's girlfriend, she must now uncover the truth behind her partner's sudden marriage and the web of secrets within this billionaire romance.

For three years, Jane played the role of the perfect, submissive wife to billionaire CEO Arthur, only to be met with cold indifference and a sudden divorce request. After reclaiming her true identity as a wealthy heiress and business prodigy, she leaves her past behind. However, seeing her thrive without him sparks an obsessive regret in Arthur. Now, the man who once ignored her is desperate to win her back at any cost.

After overhearing her husband, Stephen, and their sponsored student, Rosie, plotting to steal her fortune using a secret embryo swap, a wealthy pregnant woman decides to play along. She raises the boy, Kian, with meticulous care for twenty-four years, eventually transferring all her assets to him. But at a public press conference, Rosie and Stephen expose the biological truth, demanding a divorce and offering her a mere pittance. Smiling calmly, she readily agrees to their terms.

In a past life, the protagonist of I Rather Toil Than Love was caught between her childhood friend and her fiancé. After a drugged encounter led to a forced marriage, the woman both men truly loved died in misery. Blaming her for the tragedy, they strangled her to death. Now reborn on the very day of the drugging, she refuses to choose either man. To avoid her grim fate, she decides to leave the city behind and serve her country in the Northwest, choosing duty over a lethal romance.

Returning home on the eve of her son Hudson's wedding, a mother expects a warm family introduction. Instead, she is met with hostility when her future daughter-in-law mistakes her for a shameless mistress trying to climb into Hudson's bed. Determined to defend her status as the rightful bride, the arrogant young woman vows to put the "other woman" in her place, completely unaware of the massive family blunder she has just committed.

The Moon Goddess bound Omega Elinor to Gamma warrior Braxton, yet he scorned their sacred bond, treating her as a servant while showering affection on a human named Bree. In her previous life, Elinor endured endless false accusations and public humiliation, believing devotion would earn his love. Instead, Braxton abandoned her completely, allowing her to be torn apart while he shielded a smug Bree. She died rejected and broken, drowning in betrayal and unanswered questions. Awakening at the moment Braxton demands she apologize for a fake burn, Elinor finally acts. She pours boiling water onto Bree's hand, making the injury real, and resolves to force Braxton to accept her Rejection.