Moving On Was a Lie

For eight years, Tess sacrificed everything for her fiancé, funding his studies abroad and caring for his parents. In return, he betrayed her with her best friend, fathering a child who was even led to believe Tess was the mistress. Devastated, Tess walks away from the toxic relationship. Just when she thinks her world has crumbled, a fateful encounter introduces her to her true Mr. Right, a billionaire who will finally cherish her.

On the very day she received her Stanford acceptance letter, her sister's sudden jump from a bridge shattered everything. Devastated, her parents destroyed her letter and turned to a charlatan's ritual. They locked her inside a coffin for a week to cleanse her spirit, forcing her to endure a slow, agonizing suffocation while claiming she owed it to her sister. She died in the dark, only for her sister to return unharmed a week later, driving their parents completely insane.

When her fiancé is hospitalized after a suffocating tryst in a car, the protagonist arrives only to discover his partner in crime is his own sister-in-law. Exhausted rather than heartbroken by the sordid betrayal, she disowns him to the doctors as a mere acquaintance. After coldly settling their paperwork, she walks out of their lives forever. Embracing her freedom, she contacts her family to accept an arranged marriage, setting her wedding for just three days away.

Jessy sets her sights on winning over her affluent boss, but a surprising turn of events lands her in the bed of his brother, Charlie. Although Charlie is unaware of her original agenda, he remains deeply entangled even after learning his own brother is her true target. Unable to break free from their connection, he stays by her side. Now, Jessy is forced to navigate a chaotic web of desire and devotion to figure out which brother she truly loves.

After three years of a cold, neglected marriage, Seraphina realizes she is nothing more than a shadow in her billionaire husband’s life. Driven to the edge by his indifference and the arrival of his true love, she chooses a drastic escape by faking her own death. Now free from her golden cage, she starts anew, leaving a devastated husband to face the consequences of his cruelty. Can he find redemption when the woman he lost is finally gone?

After five years together, Winnie accepts a romantic proposal from her CEO boyfriend, Norris Chapman, at his family estate. However, the celebration turns into a nightmare when Norris drugs and binds her. Desperate to clear his massive debts, he intends to sell Winnie to a wealthy man named Mr. Greven because of her resemblance to a specific woman. Ironically, the Greven family is Winnie's own. Norris has no idea he is unknowingly attempting to sell his fiancée back to her estranged father.