drama fiona dan adrian Movies & TV Series

In a tale of transformation and revenge, bullied high schooler Alexandra reinvents herself as "Lexi" with the help of childhood friend Dan, returning to expose her tormentors, reclaim her dignity, and find true love.

Maria Barseghian and Nate Flores from Once Upon a Breakup hit the streets of LA for the ultimate foodie date. Maria takes Nate through her go-to spots from trendy coffee shops to smash burger joints, ending with a little friendly competition at the arcade. Great food, real chemistry, and a day that gets a little more intimate with every stop.

The dark side of online dating is real and this one takes it there. "Body of Night" is a balance of horror, humor, and social commentary that is extremely powerful.

"Stay" is a 90-minute dark romantic psychological drama that explores the relationship of a woman and her captor over the course of several months. Seeing just how dark a love story can be and still be considered a love story.

Based on the bestselling novel by Cora Reilly! Trapped in an arranged marriage to the cold and dangerously seductive heir of the New York mafia, LUCA, 18yo sheltered mafia princess from Chicago, ARIA must decide if surrendering her body—and maybe her heart—to a man born of violence is her greatest betrayal or her only chance at survival.

College senior Shelby Yates accidentally saves the life of billionaire ex-mafia CEO Matteo Franconi. He immediately falls in love with her and pressures her to marry him. Is he as dangerous and cruel as he seems? Or is there a soul inside the man worthy of her love?

On Fiona's wedding day, both she and her sister Amber are reborn, but Amber seizes the chance to steal Fiona's wealthy groom, Leo Lynch, leaving Fiona to marry the seemingly poor security guard, Noah Porter. Fiona, aware of the Lynch family's deceptive allure, embraces her new path in search of tranquility. Yet, Noah's enigmatic background earns him the respect of powerful business figures. Meanwhile, Amber's dream of a luxurious life crumbles as her husband is unfaithful, leading her to pursue the affluent Porter family, only to find a shocking resemblance between their heir and Noah.

"Ivy, a human teenage girl, suddenly finds herself homeless after her family goes bankrupt. She's forced to live in her car-- a shameful secret she needs to hide from the vicious bullies at her elite private highschool. One day, she discovers that she's the mate of both Sebasian, the werewolf heir, and Zane, the vampire prince. These two supernaturally handsome boys have opposite personalities: one as passionate as fire, and the latter as cold as ice. Which one is her true love? Ivy later discovers that there's more to her real identity than she thought. It's a secret that could destroy everything."

A car accident stole Sabrina's voice when she was just eight years old. Mute but not broken, she grew up surrounded by love—especially from Julian, her childhood sweetheart who promised her forever. But forever ended three years into their marriage. Julian's heart wandered. Then Adrian came back. Seeing her shattered by Julian's betrayal, Adrian made a choice. He broke through the walls around Sabrina's heart—and reminded her that love doesn't always need a voice.

Adrian leaves his own daughter Esther in a car while he hangs out with his childhood sweetheart, Stacy and her son Lucas. Under the hot summer sun, the car overheats and shuts down. The A/C stops working and Esther starts to overheat. She's at risk of heatstroke and almost faints. Esther dials Adrian's phone to ask for help. Without listening to her, Adrian hangs up. Just before Esther's tablet runs out of battery, she calls her mother. She begs her mom to save her. However, before Esther can tell Claire her location, the tablet dies. Claire starts to desperately search for her daughter. Will Claire be able to successfully find and save her daughter before the unthinkable happens?

Ryan Lennox never imagined he'd enter the Eldritch Game, let alone activating the Ferocity System! As he was fighting in the instance, the system admin warned him not to scare its NPCs. Ryan did not want to, but they really looked like they needed a lesson. Weren't things supposed to be in hell mode? Why did he feel like he was the final boss?