Forced Marriage: The Tenderness of the Brutal Mafia

Miguel Martinéz is a ruthless man, raised from a young age to be a soldier and intensely trained to one day become the Capo of the mafia. His instinct drives him to protect his family above all else, no matter how many people he has to kill to do so.

Heir to the Calabria mafia empire, the strongest in Mexico, he finds himself in an unusual situation when he needs to marry in order to gain more power in the mafia.

Marcele Méndez is a young orphan, practically kept as a prisoner after the death of her parents. Her half-sister is a scheming viper who has practically stolen all of the family's assets. Marcele hopes to one day escape the prison she finds herself in, and when her half-sister puts her in the position of needing to marry, she ends up accepting her fate.

Could this cruel man possibly fall in love with a woman who has no evil in her heart?

The Secret of My Paralyzed Husband

Aozora Jelitha, was betrayed by her future husband who turned out to be having an affair with his own sister. Even though their wedding day is just a day away.
Having failed to marry, she was also forced by her father and stepmother to pay off her father's debts by marrying a man who was in a coma, and even if he woke up from the coma he would definitely be paralyzed. If he doesn't want to, the company that was left to him by his late mother will go bankrupt. That man is Arsenio Reymond Pratama. He is the heir to a large company who fell into a coma and was paralyzed due to an accident. Because the man was in a coma, his father's uncle or younger brother Arsenio and his son, who turned out to be Aozora's ex, tried to take over the company. It turned out that their plan did not go smoothly, because suddenly Aozora took over the leadership to replace her husband Arsenio who was in a coma. While leading the company, Aozora always received help, from who knows where it came from.
Who is the figure who helps Aozora?

The Ex-Husband I've Never Met Says He Loves Me

Emily Miller Bastos is living through an unusual marriage contract. She is married by contract to Augusto Bastos Filho, but she has never seen him in person. Even though Emily has access to an unlimited credit card, she still prefers to be independent of her "husband" and work for herself.
Her main contact is actually with her father-in-law, Augusto Bastos. With only a few days left until her marriage contract expires, she is excited to finally be a free woman. The contract with the Bastos family was purely business, as her stepfather nearly bankrupted the family company. He tricked her into taking the place of his daughter in a marriage of convenience to repay loan debts.
Even after being freed from the contract with the son, Emily continues to work for Augusto Bastos’s company. Could there be a special connection between them, or is it just a paternal relationship with a man who helped her during this difficult time?