26 EPStory Overview
A quiet, overlooked security guard hides a secret: he's a trillionaire with immense power. When a powerful family humiliates him, he uses hidden resources to flip every insult into calculated moves, unraveling their world.
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Please Move The Truck, Mom
Six-year-old Lucy is hit by a car. Emma rushes her to the hospital, but her rival Sarah—mid-tryst—blocks her at every turn. Mistaking Lucy for Emma's daughter, Sarah rams her car and intercepts the blood delivery, killing Lucy. When dashcam footage surfaces, Sarah realizes she killed her own biological daughter. Her husband divorces her and takes revenge. Sarah ends up insane in prison. Emma and Mike heal by volunteering at an orphanage.
Secret Room Of Glowing Tentacles
At Ellington Hotel, a forbidden room hides a mysterious creature—and owner Katherine's deepest secret. Daughter Iris, haunted by six boyfriends who vanished, infiltrates as a worker, deceived by Noah to steal a black notebook. Facing father William, she uncovers outsiders' plots, finally understands her mother's protection, and joins her in guarding the secret.
Seduced by My Ex's Billionaire Son
Screen star Serena discovers her boyfriend Richard keeps a mistress and sees her only as a political asset. She breaks away, but is pushed to the brink. Richard's stepson Julian—long dismissed as a failure, secretly the tycoon "Mr Z"—reaches out. They form an alliance, crawl back from the mud, and tear apart Richard's hypocrisy with wealth and strategy. Serena returns to conquer the screen; Julian springs a decade-old trap.
The Steward I Inherited
Eight years ago, the dying Noah was rescued by the old patriarch Carl, and secretly fell for him. Six years later, Carl died saving Noah and entrusted him with his last wish on his deathbed. Faced with young master Alan, who bore an uncanny resemblance to Carl and pursued him obsessively, Noah was trapped in agonizing restraint, torn between moral shackles and the delusion of seeing a substitute.
The Five Million Dollar Goodbye
Claire Stone gets a text: her husband Victor Mason spent 100K on her card at a pool hall. She finds him with a young assistant, planning to use her 5 million pension to buy a shop for his "goddaughter." After 30 years, he calls her "my dead-licking dog." She doesn't cry. She quietly leaves and calls her niece: "Prepare a divorce agreement." The woman he treated as an ATM will make them pay.
A Wrong Cancer Report Exposed My Family's True Colors
They thought I had terminal blood cancer—and still chose my adopted sister over me. My parents blamed me, my fiancé betrayed me, and when I was bleeding out after a crash, they gave Mia the blood that could save my life. So I canceled the marrow donation meant for her and vanished into a top-secret war-zone medical mission. Five days later, the report was corrected: Mia was the one with cancer. And I was already gone—for ten years.