Years of Deception

Once treated like disposable garbage by her cruel billionaire husband Lucas, Ivy finally escaped his shadow. But after a devastating crash wipes away his vicious memories, a broken, obsessed Lucas returns, begging on his knees. As he stalks Ivy and ruins his former mistress, a gentle lawyer offers her a peaceful escape. Yet, when Lucas draws his final breath, a hidden letter exposes a terrifying truth: his fateful accident was no coincidence.

After surviving her billionaire husband Carlos's deadly attempt on her life—a betrayal that cost the life of her unborn child—a devastated wife discovers he did it for his mistress. When she threatens exposure, Carlos frames her brother, thinking he has trapped her. But her grief hardens into a thirst for vengeance. Demanding a divorce, she reaches out to Leo, the first love she once abandoned. Together, they will ensure Carlos pays for his crimes, destroying everything he holds dear.

On the brink of motherhood, Saylor is accused of kidnapping her husband's ex-lover, Thalia. Blinded by fury, Cortland Dorance subjects his heavily pregnant wife to a brutal interrogation. When a threatening blade pierces Saylor's chest, she wakes up in a hospital bed to devastating news: her baby is gone. Cortland has no idea that Saylor is the secret billionaire investor funding his empire. Devastated and betrayed, she vows to withdraw her capital, destroy his company, and demand a divorce.

On her wedding day, the protagonist of Runaway Bride, Runaway Heart is asked by her fiancé, Oliver Parker, to let his terminally ill friend take her place. Expected to wait for his return, she instead severs ties and leaves Stonevale behind. Three years pass before she returns, now married to Daniel Holden. Upon her arrival, a divorced Oliver corners her at the airport, demanding she forgive his past betrayal and finally marry him, oblivious to the life she has built without him.

As the final candle flickers out, a seemingly perfect evening takes a shocking turn. Under the warm glow of the chandelier, Lucas Delgado remains as handsome and composed as ever, his eyes masking a deep, deceptive gentleness. But instead of sharing a romantic wish, his wife reaches into a drawer to pull out a document she prepared days ago. Sliding the papers across the table to rest beside his wine glass, she delivers a quiet, life-altering ultimatum: "Let's get a divorce."

To protect his precious first love, Layla, from drowning, he made a merciless choice. He systematically broke my fingers, stripping away my grip, and callously cast me into the freezing depths. He justified his cruelty with the belief that Layla's survival was the only thing that mattered, entirely blind to the fatal truth: I could not swim either. Plunged into the dark water, a heartbreaking betrayal becomes a struggle for survival in this intense modern romance.