17 Heartbreaks When Love Has No Voice dailymotion Movies & TV Series

Eleanor Byrd was hopelessly in love with Declan Laurent, despite the fact that there was another woman in his life. Eventually, she married him, hoping he would love her back. Declan, however, harbored resentment towards Eleanor, as he could not marry his beloved Claire Byrd. Misreading Eleanor's love, Declan frequently retaliates against her, not realizing that Eleanor was, in fact, his first love.

Betrayed by her ex-boyfriend and drunken in a bar, she mistook a CEO for a male escort. He rescued her from her miserable life and supported her revenge. Love sparkles between them...

Leah Turner secretly married Cyril Stosur for seven years before holding their six-year-old daughter Anna for the first time that evening. While Anna was ecstatic, Cyril understood Leah's sudden affection stemmed solely from her reunited first love. Seven years earlier, Leah had married Cyril impulsively after her true love abandoned her. Throughout their marriage, she remained emotionally absent, avoiding family interactions and forbidding Anna from calling her Mom. The final blow came when Anna witnessed Leah showering attention on her ex-lover's daughter while persistently neglecting her. This stark contrast crushed Anna's remaining hope, driving the heartbroken child to leave permanently.

Dojun, who married out of necessity and immediately left for a foreign country, suddenly appeared at his marital home and then at his company, without any prior notice. He brought with him several photographs. 'With this innocent face, was she always seducing men?' 'I thought we had only two months left until the divorce...!' Is this marriage really okay? And who could have sent those photos to Dojun?

An accident let the girl who was originally from a rich family separated from her family. And after many years of meeting again but made a joke of fate, the class prejudice has pushed away the opportunity to recognize each other again and again. How they pushed past their prejudices and met again.

Leah Turner secretly married Cyril Stosur for seven years before holding their six-year-old daughter Anna for the first time that evening. While Anna was ecstatic, Cyril understood Leah's sudden affection stemmed solely from her reunited first love. Seven years earlier, Leah had married Cyril impulsively after her true love abandoned her. Throughout their marriage, she remained emotionally absent, avoiding family interactions and forbidding Anna from calling her Mom. The final blow came when Anna witnessed Leah showering attention on her ex-lover's daughter while persistently neglecting her. This stark contrast crushed Anna's remaining hope, driving the heartbroken child to leave permanently.

Once a star diplomat, Winnie gave up everything for love, only to be rejected by her marshal husband, Leo, and their son. Determined to start over, she returns to the diplomatic world as the mysterious "Miss Wan," dazzling allies and rivals alike. When Leo finally regrets letting her go, it's already too late. Betrayals are exposed, war looms, and love turns to ashes. As Leo falls on the battlefield, Winnie walks forward. She's stronger, wiser, and ready to face the world on her own terms.

Nancy Morgan had it all—wealth, status, the perfect life. But when her boyfriend Hank was left deaf and mute after a terrible accident, she gave everything up. Defying her father, Zack Morgan, she ran away from home, pretended to be muted herself just to stay by Hank’s side. For three long years, she worked odd jobs, scrimped and saved, all to pay for his treatments. Then, the unthinkable happened—Hank recovered. But instead of gratitude, he was ashamed of his past, and ashamed of Nancy playing the "poor mute girl." He started chasing after Yana, a woman who only wanted him for his newfound charm, while pushing Nancy away with cruel words and cold shoulders. Finally, enough was enough. Broken but not defeated, Nancy walked away. She returned to her family, moved abroad, and slowly rebuilt her life. And there, she found something unexpected—real love with Noah Vince, a man who cherished her for who she truly was. No disguises, no sacrifices. Just happiness, the way it was always meant to be.

Ivy League Freshman, Aaron Milton (17) gets a different kind of education when he falls for Linda (34) a vivacious former wild-child who has returned to college to straighten out her life. The curriculum gets more challenging when Aaron meets Linda's sarcastic 14 year-old daughter, Beth - who quickly develops a crush on him. The math doesn't work in either direction but the dysfunctional triangle becomes a learning experience for all involved.

She spent her whole life chasing after the man she loved, but in the end, he hurt her the most! Still, she never regretted loving him, not even in her final moments.

After a sudden death, Lucy wakes up inside the novel she was reading as the doomed villainess fated to die by Chapter 50. When her presence unexpectedly eases the pain of the story’s feared villain, Julian, he takes her in. But with the novel's hero hunting her down, Lucy decides her only chance at survival is to cling to the villain and hijack the plot. This time, she's rewriting her ending, and it won't be death.