Reborn Bride: Saving the Crown Prince

For three months, Gabby begged her husband, Miles Henson, for an Arctic honeymoon. But right before departure, Miles abruptly changes their destination to Egypt because his first love—and Gabby’s cousin—Julia prefers the sun. When Miles defends his decision by citing a trivial past debt to Julia, Gabby realizes her marriage is a lost cause. Returning her unused winter gear, she quietly resolves to walk away from the trip, and from Miles, forever.

Hoping to surprise her lover, a devoted woman instead finds a crying child holding a family portrait—revealing that the mafia soldier she loved already has a wife and son. Her entire relationship was a calculated lie. Sanctioned by a powerful mob boss, her lover married his daughter, Bianca Ricci, while using her as naive help to tend his mother's house. Facing the devastating truth in a hotel lobby, she realizes her sacrifices were a cruel joke, and her loyalty was exploited by the family.

While her twin brother Earl celebrates his college admission at a lavish hotel, his sister is forced to stand at the door as a decorated hostess, ignored by her family and teachers alike. That very night, her parents betray her, sending four men to drag her from her bed to a brutal reform boot camp. They wanted her "corrected," unaware of her true worth. But three days later, university admissions officials storm the facility, desperately searching for the state's top humanities valedictorian.

Trapped in a wrecked SUV during a blizzard, a wife uses her final breath to call her husband, Bennett. He dismisses her plea, prioritizing dinner with his mistress, Celine, while her own son laughs nearby. After a decade of sacrificing her family's empire for a loveless marriage, she dies alone in the cold, consumed by betrayal and regret. But death is not the end. She awakens three years in the past at her son's fifth birthday party, just as Celine prepares to serve a cake laced with his lethal allergen. Refusing to be the blamed, hysterical wife again, she packs her bags, walks out, and tells Bennett to expect divorce papers.

After five years of marriage, Seraphina discovers her husband, Elias, has been leading a double life. The man she thought was a struggling artist is actually the billionaire heir to a vast corporate empire. Heartbroken by his elaborate deception and the realization that their entire life was built on falsehoods, Seraphina demands a divorce. Now, she must navigate a high-stakes legal battle while reclaiming her identity and finding true love.

During what should have been his happiest day, a groom faces ultimate disrespect at his wedding tea ceremony. His mother-in-law openly favors his best friend, Bradley, gifting him ten thousand dollars to become her godson while handing the groom a measly eight hundred. When his bride, Eileen Swanson, defends the blatant insult and demands he tolerate the humiliation to keep the peace, his patience snaps. Refusing to play second fiddle to his friend any longer, he rejects the ceremony entirely, telling Eileen to marry Bradley instead.