The last message

Yura Bestari fell ill and was unconscious for days. After he regained consciousness he could see invisible creatures.

There are even spirits who deliberately approach Yura, asking for help in conveying the last message to the people they left behind. Worse yet, there is a figure who is starting to interfere with Yura's life.

Gaining quite frightening advantages makes him close to one of the seniors on his campus who is known to be very indifferent and turns out to be an indigo.

How does Yura deal with the spirits that bother her and the spirits who want Yura to be a bridge to their final message?

Can Yura get rid of this advantage or live until the end of time?

After Firing the Secretary, the CEO Regretted It

One morning, Mel Mel wakes up in a luxurious hotel room to find that her life has completely changed. She is lying fully naked next to her boss, billionaire CEO Dennis Connor.
To her surprise, this man blames everything on Mel, accusing her of seducing him and firing her. Furious, Mel returns to the company and immediately initiates her resignation process.
After their one-night stand, Connor frequently thinks about Mel and realizes he has fallen in love with her. When he returns to the company to reconcile with her, he sees that she is leaving! Connor can't stand the thought of never seeing his secretary Mel again.
What will Connor do to win Mel back, especially if Mel turns out to be pregnant?

After the Divorce He Opened His Eyes

The most beautiful woman at the party walked in, drawing everyone's attention. The CEO quickly asked to have her brought over, and with a bitter smile, his friend said, “Henry, of all the women at this party, she’s the only one who won’t accept your invitation. That’s Camille, your ex-wife.”
Henry went blind after suffering an accident as a child, and Camille was the daughter of the maid who wanted to marry Henry to take care of him. The family didn’t oppose the marriage, as they didn’t want the burden of caring for a blind man.
Camille devoted years to that man, but he always hurt her, saying she was probably the ugliest woman in the world to marry a blind man.
Unable to endure it any longer, Camille signed the divorce papers and left with a billionaire who promised to take care of her. When Henry regained his sight, he had the sad surprise of discovering that there was no other woman in the world who could replace Camille.
Now, he wants his ex-wife back, but should Camille forgive all the humiliation?