Touch Her And You Die

Diagnosed with cancer, Ylona's world shatters when her husband Cyrus accuses her of abducting his mistress, Rylee. To extract a confession, Cyrus ruthlessly straps a live bomb to their young son, Cedric. Despite Ylona's desperate pleas of innocence, Cyrus abandons them. The bomb detonates, killing Cedric. Consumed by grief and betrayal, Ylona finally contacts her grandfather, agreeing to return home and claim her massive family inheritance to seek retribution.

During her college acceptance party, the protagonist receives a peculiar gift from her cousin: a half-scratched lottery ticket. What seems like a minor twenty-dollar win prompts Jessica to offer a staggering two hundred thousand dollars for it. Refusal leads to a lethal confrontation where Jessica shoves her off a building while her family cheers. Suddenly, she regresses thirty minutes in time, returning to the moment Jessica first hands her the fateful ticket.

Trapped in a gilded cage, I have fifteen days before marrying the controlling Andrew Croft. To test my loyalty, he pays ten million dollars to force my former lover, Julian, to photograph our wedding. Surrounded by old enemies, I must protect a hidden foster family and a boy named Leo. But when Julian's camera bag spills a seven-year-old sonogram and an anklet with Leo's name, a dark secret unravels that could destroy Andrew's entire trap.

Eleanor is given a second chance on the New Year's Eve that once ruined her. In her past life, an accident caused by Gerald's childhood friend Joanne left Eleanor hemorrhaging. Instead of saving her, ER doctor Gerald accused her of faking a pregnancy and chose Joanne. Now reborn, Eleanor refuses to beg for his help. Despite her critical blood condition, she saves Alma Barren, a wealthy pregnant woman, and quietly tends to her own wounds.

Emily Wilson behaves like a classic romance story lead. She dramatically cuts ties with her loving adoptive family to run off with Bruce Gavin, a reckless hooligan. This rebellious departure triggers a medical emergency, landing her heartbroken parents in the hospital. Yet, the drama takes a sharp turn just two weeks later. Desperate, Emily seeks out her adoptive brother, Eric Wilson—the man she once loved, and who once harbored deep feelings for her. What lies ahead in this tangled web of love and duty?

During a mudslide, Cedric Harvey shields Lisa Cooke, leaving Emily Webb severely injured by a piece of rebar. When rescue arrives, Cedric abandons the wounded Emily to fly away with an unhurt Lisa. Waking alone in the hospital, Emily sees Lisa's online post praising Cedric as her hero. Instead of crying over his betrayal, Emily leaves a sharp public comment: since they are so perfectly matched, they should just get married.