The Lord of the Night

Two days before marrying Ethan Shaw, the narrator decides to unearth time capsules they buried a decade ago. Despite Ethan’s suspicious attempts to dissuade her, she returns to their old school alone. There, she discovers five boxes instead of two. Alongside their rusted containers, she finds a message from a girl named Rose Quinn and two brand-new boxes dated for the present day. These recent additions reveal Ethan’s deep regrets and a secret bond that jeopardizes their upcoming wedding.

Nolan enters a contract marriage with a woman whispered to be hideous, giving her little more than cold distance while he spends his nights elsewhere. His obsession shifts to an enigmatic beauty known for extraordinary talents—a brilliant doctor, an elegant figure skater, and a fierce underground boxing champion—who always disappears before sunrise. After an exhausting pursuit, Nolan stumbles upon a shocking revelation: the captivating woman he desperately loves is none other than the wife he abandoned. Now determined to end their arrangement, she leaves him with one goal—proving he deserves another chance.

While working through the holidays to help his company list, an employee discovers via his sentient keyboard that his boss intends to fire him despite his five-year record of perfect success. Labeled a mere lucky charm, he learns he is being discarded now that his value is spent. However, as he prepares to leave, the office furniture and appliances suddenly speak up. From a vengeful chair to a sabotaging printer, the office equipment unites to plot a chaotic revenge.

What was supposed to be a grand celebration of an arranged marriage becomes a public humiliation. At her engagement party, the future bride of Declan Davenport—the powerful CEO of the Davenport Group—is presented with a prenuptial agreement containing 188 restrictive clauses. Forbidden from entering his study, initiating physical intimacy, or embarrassing him, she is pushed to her limit. But it is clause 99, demanding she raise his heir from another woman, that ignites her fury.

Cynthia Laurent spent eight years as a subservient wife before a brain tumor diagnosis revealed her husband's infidelity with her stepsister. Abandoned by her family and her own son, she fled to Paris to face death alone. Instead, she discovered three powerful brothers who saved her life and transformed her into a business mogul. Now a wealthy Michelin-starred chef, Cynthia returns to confront those who broke her. As her ex-husband begs for a second chance, she proves that her new empire is worth more than his regret.

When a father arrives at kindergarten, an unfamiliar girl calls him dad. Shockingly, teachers, parents, and even his own wife insist he only has a daughter, claiming his beloved son never existed. Though a DNA test proves the girl is biologically his, he refuses to believe he is losing his mind. Eighteen years pass in a world that gaslit his memories, until a forgotten Ultraman toy discovered beneath the bed finally uncovers the dark truth about his missing boy.