The Funeral Intruder

While her husband, Griffin Mercer, smiled for cameras with his mistress, his pregnant wife was subjected to a horrific basement extraction of their unborn daughter. Griffin dismissed their child as a mere complication, orchestrating the entire nightmare for the sake of power. Surviving the trauma, she realizes his devastating betrayal. To dismantle his empire, she proposes a ruthless alliance and marriage to the one powerful adversary Griffin can never defeat.

On the eve of her wedding, Rose discovers her fiancé Jonah’s infidelity. After she cancels the nuptials, Jonah uses his influence to blacklist her from her career. Desperate, Rose follows Lucy's advice to seek protection from a powerful mafia don. She is stunned to find he is the man she once turned down—and Jonah’s own boss and stepbrother. He offers her safety from Jonah's malice, but only if she agrees to his provocative demand: becoming his mistress.

For fifteen years, she loved Fredric Gilbert, enduring five years of a secret marriage to the cold billionaire. She believed her warmth could finally melt his icy exterior. But when her mother lay dying, Fredric abandoned her on a rain-swept highway to rush to his first love. Arriving at the hospital just in time to watch her mother pass away, her heart shattered. Now, she is handing him both her resignation and divorce papers. The time has come to let him go for good.

When Simon returns after five years, a welcome dinner reunites him with Louisa. Before their old classmates, he asks if he is finally worthy of her, and she shockingly declares he has always been her only choice. Despite our five-year marriage and our young son, Eddie, I do not cause a scene. Having loved Louisa for a decade, I simply raise my glass to toast the reunited lovers. To our stunned friends who wonder if I have lost my mind, I offer a calm truth: I am tired, and we are already divorced.

On the eve of her wedding, the protagonist's life is upended when Trevin Hoffman’s long-lost sweetheart, a mercenary named Wren, reappears covered in blood. Suffering from a lethal love spell, Wren is brought to Trevin, who abandons his composure and locks himself in a room with her all night. After waiting in agony until dawn, the bride-to-be confronts him, only for Trevin to dismiss his infidelity as a necessity to save a life. This cold betrayal instantly kills her love for him.

Recovering from a hunting mishap, a neglected Luna realizes her marriage to Alpha Lewis is hollow. After weeks of hospital isolation, her husband fails to pick her up upon discharge. Instead, she witnesses him warmly embracing his first love and her child. Recalling how distant he was during her painful miscarriage, she is forced to face a devastating truth: her years of devotion were built on lies, and she was never the woman he actually.