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Due to a misunderstanding, he believed that her sister's death was related to her, and forced her to have an abortion. In despair, she chose to commit suicide. Three years later, she returned with a new identity, and he wanted to win her back.

Thirty years ago, Gu Heng left home to seek his fortune, leaving behind his wife, Shu Ran—who was pregnant with triplets—and his parents in her care. For three long decades, Shu Ran worked tirelessly to raise their three sons and look after Gu Heng’s parents. Suddenly, after all these years, Gu Heng returns with another woman, Li Qi, and demands a divorce. Having achieved success, he now looks down on Shu Ran, regarding her as nothing more than a small vendor. He and Li Qi attempt to kick Shu Ran out of the house. Just then, Shu Ran’s three daughters-in-law arrive, and these three women are not to be trifled with. They will not stand by and let anyone bully their mother-in-law.

Ever wonder what really goes on inside a girl’s head? Is it girl math? Delusion? Pure genius? This is the episode for you. We’re reuniting Never Underestimate Girl Math stars Kaikane and Caledonia to spill the behind-the-scenes tea, dive into the importance of representation, and play a game to decide once and for all: is it girl math… or just straight-up delulu?

I was once a billionaire CEO, but my husband tried to murder me to seize my fortune. Miraculously surviving, I went into hiding and was unexpectedly taken in by an incognito CEO. Now, fully prepared, I'm ready to rebuild my empire and reclaim everything that is rightfully mine.

Seven years after leaving with his child, she returned to him, desperate to save their leukemia-stricken daughter. To afford the treatment, she endured his constant humiliation, even as he wrestled with conflicting feelings of love and hatred. Their tangled relationship deepened, and the truth about what had driven them apart began to emerge.

After an unexpected encounter, she gave birth to a son. Six years later, the man from that one-night stand learns the truth and begins searching for the child. In the process, she accidentally crosses paths with him, leading to a series of humorous and contentious interactions. In the end, the son reunites with his paternal family, and they all begin a life filled with happiness and togetherness.

To the cheerfully clueless Ethan, it seems like his overbearing mother and older brother are hell bent on sabotaging his entire life. The only person who seems to understand him is high school hottie Madison-not the real Madison, but the life sized cutout of her that's affixed to Ethan's closet door. When things at home become unbearable, Ethan heads out to California to spend the summer with his cousins. An already complicated situation spirals hopelessly out of control, however, when it becomes unmistakably apparent that Ethan's cousin Cleo wants to be more than just family.

Five years ago, while she and her husband were working late, their daughter was tragically murdered at home. Five years later, to her astonishment, a long-unused phone accidentally rings. Driven by a mysterious impulse, she answers the call, which connects her to the time just before her daughter's death five years ago. The phone becomes a bridge between different timelines. In her desperate attempts to save her daughter, she repeatedly alters the timeline, triggering a butterfly effect. Through her efforts and the clues she pieces together, she uncovers truths she never knew: years of marital betrayal, the identity and motive of her daughter's murderer, and other emotional entanglements. Ultimately, she chooses to sacrifice her own life to save her daughter's. However, five years later, in another timeline, the daughter, now grown, uses the same phone to connect with her mother from the past, initiating another round of mutual redemption between mother and daughter.

Five years ago, they were provoked to break up. She gave birth to their child and had amnesia. Five years later, he returned as the richest man, and met with the downtrodden her, and their destinies were once again entangled.

Penelope loves chaos, Kate craves control, and together they navigate the wild ride of adult life. From flirting to freedom, betrayals to bad decisions and a few fucks in between, they start to realise that maybe things really are, THAT DEEP. Not That Deep is a sharp, unfiltered series following two best friends as they navigate the mess of modern adulthood. One impulsive decision, overshared text, and unexpected breakthrough at a time. Across hookups, heartbreaks, and healing hangovers, the series dives headfirst into themes of identity, intimacy, and independence, proving that beneath every I'm fine is something much deeper. With biting humour and heartfelt moments, Not That Deep reflects a generation that is learning to feel everything while pretending to feel nothing. *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

Retired Crash Dummy Turned Highest Self I used to wear my pain like armor I thought being ride or die made me strong That sacrificing myself for love meant I was loyal That being chosen meant I had to endure being broken first But the truth is, I was a crash dummy for pain. I was male centered Raised in a dynamic where I believed love had to be earned by pleasing fixing and proving And because of that, I attracted someone who mirrored everything I hadnt healed A narcissist who didnt just hurt me he exposed me He mirrored my abandonment wounds He mirrored the emotional neglect I had normalized He mirrored the gaslighting I grew up with and learned to call love That relationship wasnt a curse It was an initiation It forced me to see myself To stop pretending To stop calling trauma loyalty To face my inner child who never got chosen who never got protected who never got told she was enough just by being And for the first time I chose her That pain led me to my power That heartbreak cracked me open That darkness made me meet my light I stopped chasing love and started becoming it I stopped begging for the bare minimum and started expecting divine alignment And the moment I stopped identifying with struggle my true lover came The one who sees me holds me and respects me not because I earned it but because hes aligned with the healed version of me The version that knows what she deserves The version that no longer mistakes intensity for intimacy The version that no longer crashes for love I am no longer the girl who thought love meant pain I am the woman who met herself and then met her match*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest