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The framed CEO had sex with the woman, but the person who framed him arranged a scumbag man to lie that he had sex with the woman in order to escape the blame. After the woman gave birth to quadruplets, she was told that only one child survived. Many years later, the scumbag man got a promotion and got the woman's house, so he kicked the woman out of the house. At this time, the woman and the CEO reunited...

For three years, Emily is treated like a free watchdog by her toxic husband, Liam, and his parasitic family, who always leave her behind during their lavish vacations. This year, the moment they jet off to the Maldives, Emily quietly sells her pre-marital home and files for divorce. When the family returns to find themselves locked out and homeless, Emily delivers the ultimate blow by exposing Liam's secret affair to his entire social and professional circle. Left with absolutely nothing, the toxic family faces total ruin while Emily embraces her wealthy new life of independence.

Sydney, secretly the heiress of Lawrence Group, marries Jackson Johnson and buys a house with her own money. But three months into her pregnancy, her mother-in-law, Gloria, moves in, claiming Sydney's home for her son, Jordan. What begins as a battle over family greed and entitlement turns into a war for Sydney's dignity. Justice may be delayed, but it's never denied.

Treated like a live-in maid, Margaret Wallace suffers abuse and starvation at her eldest son Aaron Wallace's home. Using money from collecting scrap metal, she buys a lottery ticket and wins five million dollars. To test her children, she hides the win. Aaron and his wife fake kindness, but eventually kick her out. With nowhere to go, she turns to her youngest son Eric Wallace, who rejects her. Thankfully, her daughter-in-law Hannah Wallace takes her in, so Margaret reveals her secret. When Margaret falls ill, her sons refuse to pay for her care. Eric even forbids Hannah from helping. Disgusted, Hannah demands a divorce and covers the bills herself. Touched, Margaret gives her the lottery ticket. On her deathbed, Margaret sees only greed in her children's eyes. Heartbroken, she claims the ticket is destroyed. As her sons frantically search for the pieces, Margaret dies in bitter disappointment.

Roger, chairman of the trillion-dollar group WestDream, wantsto do something special for his single mother and introduce his fiancée Vivian to her, so he brings his mother Susan, who works at a small-town restaurant, to the city to celebrate her birthday. However, Vivian’s cousin Lisa, unaware of Susan’s true identity, mistakes Susan for a thief and humiliates her. Later, Susan is again targeted by her future daughter-in-law Vivian, who treats Susan as a fraud and humiliates her. Susan tries again and again to defend herself, but no one listens.After suffering repeated humiliation, she is finally rescued by Roger. Only then does everyone realize that the humble Susan really is Roger’s mother. But by then, it is too late for regret. Roger resolves to punish the villains who bullied his mother and help her regain her dignity.

She was abducted by human traffickers as a child, and when she grew up, she was betrayed by a scumbag who cheated on her. She thought her life was doomed, but one day, her wealthy uncle shows up, offering her the chance to return home and inherit a fortune worth billions.

After discovering that her husband Matthew and her brother Christopher orchestrated the assault that destroyed her life years ago—breaking her legs, stealing her fertility, and framing her as a disgrace—Scarlett Miller stops being a victim. At her sister Emily’s birthday banquet, she swaps the drugged wine meant to ruin her into Matthew’s hand, setting off a chain of calculated revenge that destroys everyone who betrayed her: her husband, her brother, her adoptive parents, and the fake heiress who stole her place.

Sienna Sutton worked hard to build the company. But her mom Elaine Sutton drains her funds for Wyatt Sutton. Learning Wyatt Sutton dates a rich heiress, Elaine Sutton demands more cash. She threatens suicide, forcing Sienna Sutton to yield. Yet the girl is a gold-digger scammer. She hires fake parents to trick Wyatt Sutton into buying a house and car. Broke, Wyatt Sutton makes his mom steal from Sienna Sutton. He gets Sienna drunk to scam 20,000,000. Once the fake heiress is exposed, she flees with the 20,000,000. Wyatt Sutton dies from stupidity. Elaine Sutton goes mad. Sienna Sutton finally escapes.

She was once an ancient princess, but sacrificed herself for her kingdom during an enemy attack. Upon awakening, she finds herself in modern times, now a wealthy heiress bullied by her fiancé and his other love interest. Unwilling to be pushed around, she fights back against her tormentors and catches the eye of a billionaire seeking her hand in marriage.

Diana Sinclair is shattered when she finds her daughter, Mia Sterling, dead in a pool of blood, followed by news of her husband's fatal car crash. Later, destitute, Diana spots her supposedly dead husband, Tristan Sterling, and best friend, Audrey Vance, living in luxury. She uncovers the horrific truth: Tristan faked his death and murdered Mia for insurance money. Brutally killed by the pair, Diana is miraculously reborn before Tristan fakes his death. This time, she vows to avenge Mia and ruin them!

Harper endures relentless emotional and physical abuse from her husband Samuel, who deems her an unsatisfying wife and is influenced by his scheming assistant Ruby. He forces Harper into the "Perfect Wife Training Academy", a hellish suburban facility that subjects her to dehumanizing body examinations, graphic video training, violent coercion, and sexual violation under instructors Camilla and Daniel—all sanctioned by a contract Samuel signed. Broken by trauma, Harper complies with all demands, transforming into the obedient, sensual wife Samuel desired. During the academy’s inspection, Samuel watches edited footage of her torment and is consumed by rage and guilt, rescuing her and lashing out before descending into regret. Harper becomes a hollow, robotic version of the wife he wanted, losing her passion for the cello and her sense of self. Samuel uncovers Ruby’s role as a academy shareholder who orchestrated Harper’s suffering, avenges Harper by taking down the academy and imprisoning Ruby, then devotes himself to caring for her after she’s diagnosed with a rare illness. Refusing to forgive his unforgivable betrayal, Harper dies in the ICU, her final question—“am I finally a perfect wife?”—haunting Samuel forever.