The Country Girl and the Disabled CEO
Betina has never known anything but hard labor on a sprawling ranch in the Brazilian countryside. Abandoned by her father to a cruel stepmother and stepsister, she survives on scraps, teaches herself to read by phone light, and dreams of a life she's never been allowed to want. When she's falsely accused of stealing a priceless emerald necklace, her father sells her off to work in São Paulo — caring for the ranch owner's son.
Carlos Eduardo Schimidt is twenty-eight, ruthless in business, and newly paralyzed after his ex-fiancée drove them off a bridge. Trapped in a wheelchair and seething with rage, he doesn't want a caretaker. He definitely doesn't want the wide-eyed country girl who can't work a shower but can draw his blood without flinching.
But Betina's stubborn warmth cracks through his walls. And Cadu's fierce protectiveness awakens something she's never felt before. As they fall for each other, he uncovers a conspiracy that runs deeper than a stolen necklace — a web of poison, betrayal, and buried family secrets that ties their mothers together and puts both their lives in danger.
To protect the woman he loves, he may have to let her go. To become the woman she was meant to be, she may have to leave everything behind.
The Wealth System of the Despised Son-in-Law
Charzo is a poor man who married a rich woman named Clara. They married without the consent of Clara's parents.
Because Charzo was fired from his courier job, like it or not, Charzo had to stay at Clara's parents' house because he couldn't afford the rent. Clara also didn't work so they had to stay in Daan for a while before he got a job.
Seeing that Charzo had not yet found a job, Clara's mother told them to divorce and Clara's mother had also found a rich son-in-law for Clara.
However, Clara did not want to divorce her husband. However, he was forced to marry the partner of his mother's choice and process divorce papers. When Clara held the pen to sign the divorce papers while Isak cried, that's when Charzo got a system and he could prove that he could
Forgotten by My Husband
Luísa Valente thought she had it all — a loving husband, a beautiful home, and a marriage built on quiet, everyday devotion. Then a single phone call shattered everything.
When her husband Arthur, a powerful CEO, suffers a devastating car accident, he wakes up with no memory of their life together. To him, Luísa is a stranger. And the one person he trusts — his manipulative stepmother Verônica — is determined to keep it that way.
Cast out of her own home, stripped of everything she once had, and carrying a secret that changes everything, Luísa must fight to survive on her own. But as she rebuilds her life from nothing, she discovers a strength she never knew she had — and a love that refuses to stay buried, no matter how deeply it's been erased.
Meanwhile, Arthur can't shake the feeling that something vital is missing. His mind has forgotten, but his heart remembers. And the closer he gets to the truth, the more dangerous the lies surrounding him become.
With a scheming stepmother who will stop at nothing, a kind boss whose feelings complicate everything, and three tiny lives hanging in the balance, Luísa and Arthur are caught in a battle between memory and love — where the greatest risk isn't forgetting the past, but losing the future.
A Bizarre Journey ep 23: Operation Rescue Athena
I’m Loc, and my life had officially entered the ‘everyone is avoiding everyone’ phase. It had been three days since Quynh and Minh’s fight. Three days of complete radio silence. No chaotic good mo
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The Billionaire and the Merman
"The sea remembers every promise, though mankind remembers only the stories convenient to tell. One day, the tide will return what history buried, and when it does, neither kingdom will remain the sam
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The Forsaken SiGIL
Night and day held no meaning in this room. The walls of the cramped, dilapidated apartment looked like the chaotic blueprint of a madman’s mind. Hundreds of photographs clung to the plaster like dead
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The Rival I Married
Episode 3 People always said graduation was the beginning of adulthood. Personally... I thought graduation was the beginning of peace. After twelve long years of arguing with Kael Ashford almost ever
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