Larissa's Face

Larissa, a youthful and gentle spirit, is a woman of virtues - characterized by her innocence, kindness and penchant for knowledge, and loved by everyone who knows her. Compared to other girls, she is a bit introverted, preferring to stay at home rather than go out. She comes from a wealthy and happy family, with enlightened parents and a caring brother.

However, a devastating murder shreds her serene existence beyond recognition in one fateful nocturnal episode. After that tragic night, Larissa disappeared, and the world was left with a woman who knew nothing about her past.

Is this amnesia a blessing or a curse for her? What lies behind this tragic murder case? Can Larissa unravel one mystery after another?

My Daughter's Contract Mother

Diogo Lambert is a businessman in the car industry. He was married, but his wife betrayed him and ran away with her lover. However, he wasn’t left alone; his young daughter, Isadora, was also abandoned by her mother.

Being only 3 years old, Diogo was desperate to figure out how to care for his little girl. During this period of solitude and abandonment, he became involved with several women, but none of them were capable of being a mother to Isadora.

In search of the ideal person to be his daughter’s hired mother, Diogo conducts interviews with various women. However, none of them seemed to genuinely care for the child, being more interested in him and his money.

Just when he was about to give up, a final candidate appears and surprises Diogo. This woman is responsible, has a nursing degree, and doesn’t seem to be interested in him. Emma is a young woman who left Brazil to move to the United States in search of work. She is hardworking and has a secret she’s keeping.

How will Emma fare as Isadora’s hired mother? Will Diogo be able to treat her just as an employee, or could some feelings develop?

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?