My Mom

After mountain guide Clover Ainsley is forced to abandon her childhood sweetheart Elliot to save her group from a blizzard, she blames her fiancé for the tragedy. On their engagement night, she poisons him and subjects him to a frozen execution. Now, he has regressed to the day of the storm. Knowing Elliot is actually an impostor who stole his identity as a billionaire's son, he decides to let fate take its course without his interference.

After three years of a one-sided arranged marriage, Aria’s husband, Matteo Grant, betrays her by selling her at an auction, resulting in the tragic loss of her unborn baby. Trapped in his custody, she uncovers his secret life with her treacherous best friend, Bianca, and their child. When Aria tries to flee, they stage an accident that leaves her paralyzed. However, Matteo's powerful rival, Vincent, rescues her. Nursing her wounds in secret, Aria prepares to unleash a devastating vengeance.

To her cold billionaire husband, Clayton Hamilton, Amaris is nothing more than a social shield—a "simple" wife to be humiliated and cast aside. For years, she endured the cruel whispers of high society and the mocking laughter of Evie, Clayton's sophisticated mistress, who used foreign languages to exclude her. But Amaris is done playing the victim. Behind closed doors, she secretly masters their elite world, turning her isolation into a weapon. When she overhears Clayton planning their divorce in French, believing she can’t understand a word, Amaris steps out of the shadows. The quiet, submissive wife is dead. Now, it's her turn to speak—and she's going to make them pay.

An engagement party turns into a nightmare in this modern romance novel. When a drunk fiancé announces a hidden surprise, a newly delivered cake becomes the center of attention. Guests eagerly devour the dessert in search of the secret, but the protagonist eats the final bite without finding a thing. In Eaten His Childhood Sweetheart's Cake, I'm Hated as a Gold Digger, one innocent slice of cake triggers a wave of intense hostility and accusations of being a gold digger.

Hoping to keep my herbal teas cold, I set up a personal mini-fridge in my cubicle. When a coworker back from maternity leave asked to store her breast milk inside, I gladly agreed. But my kindness backfired the next day when she blamed my "defective" fridge for her toddler's sudden illness, demanding I cover the medical bills. Annoyed by her baseless accusations, I replaced it with a much larger refrigerator—accessible to the entire office, except for her.

After booking a crowded ride-share, a woman is trapped in a suffocating car with hostile passengers. In a dark tunnel, an elderly man assaults her. Instead of helping, his family violently attacks her, accusing her of extortion. But they made a fatal mistake. Facing their fury, she reveals her phone screen: the entire ordeal was broadcast live to three million viewers. She gives her terrified attackers a final choice: surrender to the police, or face the consequences.