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The orphan was dying from a serious illness and unable to afford treatment, but he miraculously was reborn as the son of a multi-billionaire. Now, he needs to spend his inherited billion-dollar fortune within three months to gain a new lease on life!

The billionaire Adrian died in an accidental fire. His wife Helen tried hard to keep his family fortune. Adrian's family didn't want a woman to take charge. Helen did not care about the gossip of relatives. But one day, Adrian's younger brother Nathan came back at his brother's funeral, holding Adrian's will in his hand. Nathan claimed that his brother had left everything to him and he was the true heir of the Vaughn family. But what surprised Helen even more was that Nathan looked exactly like Adrian... Is he really her husband's brother?

In Husite, Sebastian is untouchable, protected by his wife Victoria, childhood friend Phoebe, and sister Lyla. However, on his twenty-ninth birthday, tragedy strikes when Lyla is brutally assaulted to death. To Sebastian's horror, Victoria takes the stand to defend the criminal, and Phoebe pressures him to sign a letter of forgiveness. Reeling from this double betrayal, Sebastian dials a mysterious number said to solve any problem.

During his student years, he mistakenly believed his girlfriend was involved in escorting for money. After building his business empire, he bound her to his side as his executive assistant through a contract. Ultimately, amidst ongoing tumult and suspicion, they resolved their misunderstandings and moved towards each other in mutual love.

Six years ago, the chairman of the World Neurology Association gave up invitations from top-tier medical institutions and chose to go into seclusion, dedicating himself to ensuring one person's awakening. To him, saving this individual was the greatest honor of his career. For six years, this person had remained in a Grade A deluxe ward. Now, the figure who transformed the world six years ago is about to awaken, and the world is destined to experience seismic changes once again.

When her father becomes critically ill, a young woman is forced to impersonate a missing wife to obtain surgery funds. She juggles deceiving the husband at night while working as his assistant by day, leading to blackmail and misunderstandings. After enduring betrayal and captivity, she escapes and eventually reunites with the husband a year later, resolving their conflicts.

General Astrid Sinclair gave up her sword to save her husband, Chasel Grayson. Three years later, she returns with the cure—only to find him wed to another woman, Roxy Durant. Stripped of her title and dignity, Astrid walks away. But when the new emperor Asher Bellamy reveals his long-hidden devotion, her journey from abandoned wife to sovereign empress becomes a reckoning none of her betrayers will survive.

Luna Evans, framed by her best friend, spent five years in prison. Upon release, her lover Cassius Perez labeled her a traitor. He married Luna for revenge but ended up doting on her. While investigating the truth, Luna received help from her friend Nathan Wood, sparking Cassius' jealousy. And at work, Luna defeated her rivals with her competence. Ultimately, love overcame all, revealing the truth and bringing happiness.

Oliver is forced to abandon his dreams to work as a gardener at the Bosco family estate. There, he meets Fabián, the heir to the family fortune. A romance begins to blossom between them, but it is violently interrupted by Violet, a frustrated actress who is after Fabians wealth.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

On her first day of work, the CEO's wife is mistaken for someone else, prompting her to play dumb. Her cover remains intact until the nation's wealthiest man arrives to search for his relative, inadvertently revealing her secret identity...

Seeing me with some other man, my husband mistakenly thought I was cheating on him. But that was actually my father! My husband proposed a divorce and I, knowing nothing, signed the divorce papers and left for abroad. Three years later, I returned to the country as a journalist, only to find him targeting and insulting me at every turn. His repeated hurt has finally made me give up on him entirely. At this time, he finally discovered the truth, and deeply regretted what he had done to me. Should I forgive him?