Move to Countryside, Marry a Billionaire

When my childhood sweetheart publicly shamed me over my expensive badminton racket, demanding I give my money to the impoverished Kylo Maddox instead, I was stunned. Her fury only escalated into a demand to control all my bank cards ahead of our marriage. Realizing she valued a worthless rival over our future, I chose to walk away. I immediately called my grandfather to cancel our engagement. Since she pitied Kylo so much, she could have him—along with the life she chose over me.

After rejecting her future mother-in-law's bizarre demand to get pregnant before marriage, a young woman is betrayed by her boyfriend, who exploits her trust to conceive anyway. The moment the pregnancy is confirmed, her in-laws break every promise. Her hundred-thousand-dollar betrothal gift is cut to a mere thousand, her venue is downgraded to a rural farm, and her wedding house becomes a crumbling shack. Blamed for her own situation, she heads to the hospital to deliver a devastating reality check.

For seven years, Nathan Cooper remained indifferent to his wife, finding solace in his rosary beads rather than her affection. Everything shatters when his first love, Lily Hunt, returns, prompting Nathan to abandon his wife on a bridge to reunite with her. After falling and losing her memory, she wakes in a hospital to find Nathan proposing a dual wedding with Lily. Confused, she turns to his greatest enemy, Luke Patton, no longer recognizing the man who broke her heart.

What was supposed to be a grand celebration of an arranged marriage becomes a public humiliation. At her engagement party, the future bride of Declan Davenport—the powerful CEO of the Davenport Group—is presented with a prenuptial agreement containing 188 restrictive clauses. Forbidden from entering his study, initiating physical intimacy, or embarrassing him, she is pushed to her limit. But it is clause 99, demanding she raise his heir from another woman, that ignites her fury.

After her mother-in-law tampered with her car brakes as a sick April Fools' prank, a devastating crash claimed her daughter’s life and cost her a leg. Instead of offering comfort, her husband's cruel family abused her, swapped her medication, and blamed her for the tragedy before casting her out to drown. But death isn't the end. Waking up on the morning of that fateful day, she decides to play along with their deadly game. This time, she is planning a horrific tribute for Memorial Day.

During her one-year anniversary celebration in Austin, a devastating car crash on a mountain road transports a young woman a decade into the future. Though she finds herself married to Griffin with the child she always wanted, the reality is a nightmare. Her future self has abandoned her music, trapped in a frigid marriage and suffering from severe postpartum depression. After witnessing her future self on the brink of a penthouse balcony, she wakes up back in the wreckage of the present.