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Fiona Tucker, a woman from the country, was kicked out by her son and in-laws after being accused of theft. She got to know and married Joel Griffin. Fiona's in-law Sarah has been lying to Henry, Fiona's son, about being the one who gave him her kidney and paid for their current house. Even after Fiona moved out, Sarah came up with every way to humiliate her, resulting in a trip to the hospital one time. Joel stood by and protected Fiona all along, and finally convinced her to prioritize her life before her son's.

Five years ago, she had a one-night stand and became pregnant, only to find out later that the man wasn't her fiancé as she thought. After being kicked out of her home, she became a single mother. When she returned to the city with her twins, she was shocked to discover that her boss, the cold billionaire, was the father of her children.

To repay the kindness of saving her life, she hid her wealthy identity and married her husband. After being with him for three years, she was expelled from his home. After the divorce, she returned to her wealthy family and lived for herself. However, he gradually realized his mistake and regretted it...

To buy back my grandfather’s heirlooms, I attended the appraisal event but was turned away because, due to hiding my identity, I didn’t receive an invitation. Before his death, my grandfather arranged three handsome and wealthy suitors for me, but I scared them away pretending to be ugly. Relying solely on my skills, I became a world-renowned collector. However, my low profile led many to believe I was a nobody. At the event, I intended to show everyone who I am! Unexpectedly, I also met him—the person I saved years ago—who turned out to be the wealthiest billionaire!

A resilient mother single-handedly brings up her three sons amidst numerous family struggles. At her father's 70th birthday, each son offers a unique tribute. Family conflicts and misunderstandings spark tensions, but eventually, the truth comes to light, emphasizing the value of emotional connections and family love.

A poor couple married and promised to stay together forever. Five years later, the wife, pregnant with twins, saw her husband being intimate with a female partner at his company. Feeling their love was gone, she prepared a divorce agreement. Later, the three were on a flight that had an engine failure and made an emergency landing. The wife felt unwell but was ignored by the others. She was rushed to the hospital, and when the husband finally arrived, he only received the divorce papers. He vowed to win her back.

Five years ago, Lyra Jones became pregnant with Charles Coleman's child. During delivery, she suffered severe hemorrhage and was critical. Charles' subordinate posed as her relative, bribed a nurse, took the twins to Charles, and Lyra was told they didn't survive. Five years later, Lyra was harassed by Raymond Walter in a jewelry store. She pretended to be married with a child and asked her friend Mia Clark to find her a husband. During a blind date at a coffee shop, her conversation with Mia was overheard by Patrick and Andrew Coleman, who posed as the date's children. Charles returned to the shop, discovered the children had replaced the date, and took them away. Raymond suddenly showed up and demanded Lyra repay the money, leading Charles to mistakenly think she was a gold digger. Despite this, Charles married Lyra for the children's sake. While Lyra was buying gifts for Charles' children at the jewelry store, Raymond appeared. Charles helped Lyra handle the situation, and they went home to celebrate the kids' birthdays. Later, Lyra moved in with Charles. One day after work, Raymond attacked Lyra in retaliation, and Charles, who was picking her up, saved her. Raymond's wife later came to the store causing trouble for Lyra but left upset. With Charles' assistance, Lyra signed a contract with Mr. Martin, followed by a KTV celebration. Charles, suspecting Lyra's identity, asked Gavin Brown to investigate. While shopping with Mia, Lyra encountered Charles and Zoe Brown, realizing her feelings for Charles. After Charles clarified Zoe's identity, they returned home, where they met Dennis Coleman. Charles explained the situation to Dennis to protect his identity. While the jewelry store celebrated Lyra's entry into the Coleman Group competition, she discovered Charles' true identity and sought a divorce. Zoe then admitted her feelings for Charles and urged Lyra to leave him. With friends' support, Charles worked tirelessly to reconcile with Lyra. Meanwhile, Zoe found out Lyra was the children's biological mother, destroyed the evidence, and had Lena Shire pose as their mother. Ultimately, Charles' efforts led Lyra to forgive him while discovering her identity. Later, Lena kidnapped Lyra to threaten Charles, revealing everything to her.

The heroine is devoted to her career and her child. As she gets promoted, her friends become jealous and plot to frame her. A man overhears their plan. Later, the heroine saves the man from trouble at a bar. In return, he rescues her when she’s being bullied. Their relationship begins to grow, but her friends are still scheming to ruin her.

On the day he took over as CEO, he was attacked by thugs, leading to brain damage and memory loss. Years later, his adoptive daughter brought him to reunite with his biological children. However, his children’s family looked down on him for his low status and intellectual impairment, refusing to acknowledge him. They accused him of pretending to be their father for money and subjected him to verbal and physical abuse, eventually pushing him down the stairs. Miraculously, the fall restored his consciousness and memory. But his competitive sister, worried that his return would threaten her position, forged the paternity test results and kidnapped his adoptive daughter and mother. Can he clear the misunderstandings and reunite with his family?

Tina Judd, the only daughter of Lia Judd, grows up pampered. She eventually marries Zac Bane. Lia, battling cancer, reluctantly lets her go. Years into the marriage, Tina’s life is far from ideal. Zac is unreliable, and Tina, now a mother, silently carries the burden of a failing relationship. At her baby’s one-month party, Tina expects Lia to come. Instead, she receives the news of her mother's death. Heartbroken, Tina argues with the Bane family and begins to question her marriage. To her surprise, Lia reappears. When she sees Tina’s pain, she scolds Zac for breaking his promise. Though she hopes they can fix things, the damage is deep. In the end, Tina chooses to leave. She wants to rediscover herself, and Lia stands by her. Zac, full of regret, promises to change, hoping she’ll return one day.

Invited to a secret streaming broadcast, Jae-in begins the "Falling Quiz Show," where she can win 1 billion won by answering only the truth. However, the host unexpectedly starts asking about the death of her younger brother Jae-ha, who recently died in an accident, leaving Jae-in flustered under suspicion that she may be connected to his death. Following the rules, the floor gradually opens while ropes tighten around Jae-in’s neck… Jae-in claims that Jang Doo-yeol, who had bullied Jae-ha since childhood, is the culprit. Jang Doo-yeol, kidnapped and brought to participate in the quiz show after being named by Jae-in, points to the owner of the chicken shop where Jae-ha worked as the real culprit, while the owner in turn accuses Jae-in. Amid endless mutual accusations and revelations, a “Chicken Game” among the three protagonists—rushing toward a catastrophe that could have been avoided—truly begins.