Four Beasts and a Queen​

Ginevra was rejected by her father after her mother died giving birth to her. A year later, he remarried and had another daughter—the apple of his eye—while Ginevra languished in the shadows, despised as she heard: 'Women aren’t fit for the mob.'

Growing up, her gaze fell where it shouldn’t: on her father’s best friend—a cold, calculating, ambitious man who toyed with her, stole her innocence, then humiliated her by proposing to her half-sister that very night. That same evening, her father named his youngest heir to their criminal empire.

Shattered and betrayed, Ginevra vanished for two years to heal and prove that leading a mafia requires no Y chromosome. But on her path to vengeance, she’d meet four men ready to set the world on fire for her. She wants no love now—only revenge, passion, and power.

Is the mob ready to kneel before a woman?

The Baby of the Wrong Man​

Patrícia believed her life was on track: a stable relationship with Rafael, marriage plans, and a promising career. But everything crumbled after a routine exam that changed her life forever. Due to a medical error, she was inseminated with the only remaining embryo of Enrico Duarte—the most powerful and sought-after heir in the entire city.

A month later, Patrícia discovered the pregnancy. Rafael, suspicious and humiliated, ended their relationship, convinced she had betrayed him. Unaware of the truth, Patrícia decided to move forward alone—until she was approached by Bianca, Enrico’s fiancée, who blackmailed her into keeping the secret and giving birth in silence.

But destiny follows no rules. An unexpected encounter between Patrícia and Enrico brought them together overwhelmingly. He was captivated by her strength and light, never imagining she carried his child.

When the truth explodes into the open, Patrícia will have to choose: protect her child... or fight for a love she never planned to live.

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?