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Harper's father sells her to a virgin auction to pay off his gambling debts. Her fate is sealed until Lucca Saviano, head of the Italian mob, steps in to save her. But what does the most dangerous man in the underworld want with Harper?

When a ruthless arms dealer kidnaps a bride after her fiancé fails his test of love in a deadly game of Russian roulette, she finds herself torn between her moral principles and her growing attraction to the dangerous man who will stop at nothing to make her his.

Raina Elliott lost her voice at seven—and found Rhett Southwell, a broken boy who became her sun. Thirteen years later, she's forced to marry him when her sister flees the altar. She says nothing. But inside? She's screaming yes. On their wedding night, danger strikes—and he sends her abroad to keep her safe. Four years pass. She returns, hoping. He pushes her away. Desperate and heartbroken, Raina stumbles upon a voice-changing phone during a robbery. She becomes "the kidnapper"—texting him divorce demands from the shadows.

Fiona Shaw's life of luxury shattered when her family's empire collapsed, leaving her burdened with a crushing $500 million debt. To save what's left of her family, she agrees to a cold-hearted bargain: a marriage of convenience to Henry Sterling, the second son of a powerful business dynasty. But behind the glamour of high society lies a painful truth. Henry is gay, deeply in love with his male secretary, Louis, and indifferent to Fiona. He married for one reason alone—to produce an heir under his mother Elizabeth's pressure, secure the family fortune, and defeat his rival half-brother, Jeff. Now, trapped in a loveless marriage and yearning for freedom, Fiona finds herself drawn into a dangerous affair… with a man whose secrets are even deadlier than her own.

Athena saves a mafia boss, Dax, but her friend takes the credit. Unexpectedly, Dax becomes Athena's pastry apprentice. Will he uncover Athena's true identity as his savior? What will Athena do when she discovers her pastry apprentice is the undercover kingpin of the underworld?

Leo has been concealed his identity as the Mafia King while dating an ordinary girl Olivia. Just as he prepares to reveal his identity to her, a car accident leaves him in a vegetative state. Olivia remains faithfully by his side. Eight years later, Leo awakens and his first action is to propose to Olivia. Olivia's relatives and friends think Leo is just a poor guy in a wheelchair, unaware that he is actually Don Gambino, the heir to the most powerful Mafia family in the world.

After her father's death, Vivian was abandoned by her stepmother Catherine and stepsister Olivia, then kidnapped and trafficked—until she was rescued by Damien Russo, the king of the mafia, and brought into his home. Despite their age gap, Vivian gradually develops feelings for Damien, while he struggles to resist the temptation. When an arranged marriage between Olivia and Damien is revealed, chaos ensues, putting their already complicated and budding romance to the ultimate test.

Amidst her divorce from Quentin, Nora unexpectedly travels back in time, awakening in the body of a 300-pound woman who narrowly escapes a murder attempt. To survive, she transforms into a formidable bandit leader on a mountain, where she raises four children. With their clever help, she captures Quentin, who once again becomes her husband as they rule over the mountain stronghold.

Vesper, who is determined to raise money to save her father, finds Raymond, the boss of the Hell Gang, to become his contracted lover. However, Vesper doesn't know that Raymond has been secretly in love with her for many years. How can they overcome the misunderstandings between money and love...

Law student Lily Wingrove has run out of options. Her mother is dying, and the bills keep coming. Desperate, she signs a contract with young mafia boss Eric Moretti, offering her body in exchange for money. Eric moves fast. Money appears. Threats disappear. He is ruthless but magnetic, and every time he saves her, his power pulls her closer. Then he places her in the world of his sworn rival, star prosecutor Daniel Hayes. To the city, Daniel is justice itself. To Lily, he is patient, kind, and everything Eric is not. He protects her with law instead of fear. His love feels pure, even healing. But something beneath his perfection feels wrong. He knows too much, reacts too quickly, and his care sometimes feels like control. Now two men fight for her in opposite ways: one through dominance, the other through devotion. As her mother’s time runs out, Lily must decide who to trust before both the devil’s power and the angel’s secret destroy her.

Leah, the daughter of the Cruz family, appears to be a "fierce delicate flower" who throws money around in nightclubs and acts in a cynical way on the surface. In reality, she is a down-and-out heir whose power was seized by her stepfather. During a misunderstanding, Leah, fueled by alcohol, generously spent a large sum of money and "kept" Allen, the "bankrupt noble young master" — little did she know that this man whom she could pin against the wall and whose shirt she tore open was actually the person in power of the Smith family, a mafia clan. A misunderstanding about "keeping someone" kicks off: He can wear an apron and cook dinner, and when she is framed by her stepsister Lisa, he will press the muzzle of a gun against the forehead of the enemy. She once thought that he was a person in distress who needed her protection, but when she herself was in trouble, she discovered that the overwhelming power of the Smith family could be casually wielded by him — she thought she was the hunter, but she didn't know that from the moment she pinned him against the locker, he was willing to shed all his disguises just for her... Let's see how Leah makes a comeback from the "sugar mommy" to become the wife of the mafia boss, staging an ultimate love story between two powerful individuals where "You hide your power to protect my vulnerable part, and I shed my thorns to give you my sincere heart."