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When Alfred Lane answers a "surrogate wanted" ad to pay for his mother's medical bills, he never imagines he'll walk away married to Claire Sloane, the legendary ice queen CEO in Saltwick. Their contract is simple: he gets paid, she gets an heir. But Alfred's hidden combat skills and mysterious past turn the tables on judgmental relatives and jealous ex. As Claire sees the real man behind the facade, their fake marriage starts to feel dangerously real.

"Why buy the bull, when you can get the horn for free?" SHE - a late twenty something (OK! Early 30s...) commitment-phobe goes home with HIM, one of the good guys. It's supposed to be a random one-off hook up. But something about Him keeps Her coming back. This is not how it is supposed to be but if she can lay some ground rules, surely this 'arrangement' can keep going without anyone getting TOO attached... Right? *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

During a reading of his latest poetry book, a writer is confronted about the meaning of his Haiku. *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

"Retired special forces soldier Cole Slade—codename “Reaper”—goes into hiding as a security guard to fulfill his fallen comrade Alexander’s last wish: protect his younger sister, Victoria. On Victoria’s wedding day, the groom runs away, the guests vanish, and a carefully planned corporate conspiracy comes to light. When the proud Victoria forces Cole into a fake marriage, they’re pushed into an uneasy alliance against their sworn enemy, Tristan—an ambitious man set on taking over the Kingsley family’s tech empire. As Cole’s lethal battlefield instincts resurface—from a bloody fight in the church to displays of overwhelming power at high-society banquets—they face not only Tristan’s deadly retaliation, but also the shocking truth that Victoria’s uncle, Conrad, is the mastermind. When a bloodstained dog tag reveals what really happened to Alexander, Cole must use the most extreme measures to protect this marriage—born from a lie—through both corporate warfare and gunfire."

Bella, heir to the wealthy Walton family, is tired of being surrounded by calculating rich kids. She falls for Marc, a plus-size guy who seems to love her for who she is, hiding her identity and even helping him get recruited to Harvard’s football team. But betrayal hits hard, Bella discovers Marc has been cheating on her with her classmate - and bully - Jessie, who constantly mocks Bella’s body. Even worse, Marc has stolen her identity, claiming he is the Walton heir to win clout and rise to the top of Western High’s social scene. Bella dumps him, has a stunning glow-up, and embraces her curves. When they mock her college future… could Bella’s next move leave them speechless?

Sheila and Sawyer dedicated their lives to raising their son, Ryan, only to be taken advantage of by him and his wife, Luna, under the guise of "boundaries", which led to Sawyer's untimely death. After a profound awakening, Sheila reclaims her assets, reveals the truth, and severs ties with her ungrateful son, ultimately donating her wealth to charity.

A duke's daughter once propelled her husband to become a legendary general, only to face betrayal and execution at the hands of him and his mother. Reborn from the ashes, she returns with a steely resolve and a heart of ice. Methodically, she dismantles those who wronged her: vanquishing her cunning half-sister, executing her malicious stepmother, reclaiming her mother's stolen dowry, and ensuring her treacherous husband and his favored concubine meet their end by her sword.

On his wedding night, Adrian wakes up and finds that his bride's in his cousin's bed. Humiliated. Mocked. But Adrian's not the fool they remember. He's armed with a system that turns black sheep into legends—poetry, martial arts, medicine, business. He masters it all overnight. His secret weapon? Claire Collins. The noble lady who was forced to marry him. Except she's lived this life before—and this time, she chose him.

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."

Carl Oliver, the legendary sharpshooter known as the King of Guns, broke the world record for longest confirmed kill then vanished from the public eye. He hid his identity, working as maintenance at a shooting range. He endures humiliation from the dismissive shooting club captain, Albert, unaware of his true identity. The shooting range is facing a hostile takeover. In order to protect Jane, the owner, and her daughter Rebecca, Carl steps up and shows his legendary shooting skills, drawing attention to his mysterious identity...

The ice-cold CEO Chris Preston finds himself in danger due to corporate rivalries. Desperate and with nowhere to turn, he is introduced to a legendary master, only to discover she is a six-year-old girl named Momo who needs hugs and ice cream. Standing no taller than his knee and clutching a worn-out doll, Momo seems out of place. However, when she effortlessly takes down top assassins with a lollipop and her bunny doll, Chris is forced to accept this absurd reality...