Spoil My Wife After Waking Up

Jerissa is devastated when her husband, Jerald, presents her with a heart transplant waiver form during her very first visit to his home. Instead of a warm welcome, she is met with a cold demand: surrender the life-saving donor heart her mother has desperately anticipated for five long years. Jerald claims the organ is a superior match for her sister, Juliette. Consumed by quiet, trembling fury, Jerissa must confront the harsh reality of her husband’s betrayal and decide her next move.

After a horrific stage accident leaves her severely injured and bleeding, the protagonist watches the man she loves completely ignore her agony to comfort a junior dancer, Madison. Even as he finally takes her to the hospital, his harsh rejection over a simple tin of cream meant for Madison seals her decision. Recognizing his heart belongs to someone else, she resolves to stop by the commander's office and permanently withdraw their pending marriage application.

An urgent request from unit 701 neighbor Beryl Chavez seemed harmless enough during a brief business trip. Wanting to be helpful, the protagonist shared the passcode to their newly renovated garage. However, returning three days later reveals a shocking betrayal: the lock has been completely replaced. Locked out of the custom space that cost $40,000 to buy and another $10,000 to upgrade, they are left with a stolen garage and a determination to reclaim what is theirs.

Dunk enters his marriage with a chilling smile, driven by a relentless desire for retribution. Ignoring Pond's advice against a union built on spite, Dunk is committed to destroying the individual who ruined his life. He refuses to endure more pain from the Guthithanan family. By marrying Joong, he traps his foe in a web of consequences. As the pair shares a tense toast, a bitter conflict commences, masked perfectly by the appearance of a modern wedding.

In this gripping modern novel, a mother is deeply touched when her three highly successful, top-achieving sons promise to save five thousand dollars every month for her retirement. Assuring her that her lifetime of hard work is finally over, they encourage her to step back and enjoy her golden years. However, after losing 1.8 million dollars to their hidden treachery, she is miraculously reborn. Now, she is determined to strip away their masks and systematically dismantle her supposedly devoted sons.

After a decade of devotion, the protagonist of What the Light Forgets realizes her marriage to genius painter Henry Shepherd is hollow. While she endures agonizing physical pain to secure his investments, Henry uses his multi-million dollar hands to tenderly serve his assistant. His cold refusal to help her manage her illness proves the final straw. Choosing self-respect over a one-sided romance, she prepares a divorce agreement to end their shared path forever.