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Five years ago, rookie actress Iris endured freezing retakes and cancer to pay ex-boyfriend Julian's debt. Framed by Vivian, Julian abandoned her; Iris died alone on Christmas Eve. Five years later, Hartley confessed and evidence proved Vivian's conspiracy. Julian, now A-list, learned the truth, withdrew from acting, founded the Iris Foundation, and atoned. He died peacefully among camellias, reunited with Iris beyond death.
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The Secret Sauce They Couldn't Steal
In the 1990s, Ethan Carter helped run his family's braised food stall with a secret recipe. His parents gave the stall and recipe to his older brother and kicked him out. His girlfriend left too. With only savings, he restarted, using his unique recipe and honest work. From a street stall, he built a chain, became a millionaire, and helped others.
Love Ruse
Con artist Keith is hired to seduce Lior but falls in love; after the truth is revealed, they confront each other, then join forces to foil the plot and confirm their love.
He Stole Me from the Altar, Then Threw Me Away for Her
Helen was supposed to marry Edward, but Felix deliberately crashed into her car, and she lost her memory. Lying that he was her true love, Felix trapped her and stole five years of her life. Now his mistress Megan flaunts her pregnancy and Helen's stolen wedding ring to humiliate her in public. But Helen's memory returns—she remembers Edward and the truth. Striking back, she exposes Megan's lies and prepares to make Felix pay as she waits for her long-lost love to return.
The Roommate Who Stole My Life
Logan Carter hides his wealth in a college dorm. His roommate steals his supercar key and club card, poses as a rich heir, and takes his girlfriend. Logan lets him show off. At the club, the card freezes and the car locks. Logan arrives with his sister and Vivian Hayes, exposes the truth, and the fake heir is humiliated. He stops hiding and strikes back.
The Wife Who Rewrote Her Ending
In her past life, Claire Turner gave up her career for family, but her husband Adrian Foster only loved another woman, and even their children preferred her. When he succeeded, he abandoned Claire. Reborn, she refuses to endure it again. She becomes a TV host and vows to live for herself.
The Dinner That Cost Them Everything
Ethan Hayes sold his house to save Elena Lawson's company, but her father stole his dividends and gave houses to other sons-in-law. Ethan quit and withdrew his patents, collapsing the company. He sued the father into jail. Elena repaid him with shares. After restructuring, Ethan left. A year later, they reunite at an airport.