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Selena Quinn was falsely accused of murdering her sister-in-law Grace Wallace on her wedding day, jailed, and gave birth to Emily. Years later, Emily reunited with father Ethan but suffered abuse from his obsessive admirer Melissa Dawson. Emily discovered her mother Selena (alias Scarlett Pierce), and together they uncovered proof that Melissa murdered Grace. Melissa kidnapped Emily. Selena agreed to her demands, but Melissa plotted to kill them. Ethan rescued them just in time.

Noelle Lane, a supermarket owner, unknowingly saves General Sebastian Camden of Devain and discovers a portal linking her store to an ancient era. Using modern resources, she helps him become the legendary God of War and starts a family with him—only to be executed by their own son. Reborn with memories of her tragic fate, Noelle witnesses Sebastian’s betrayal and Jasmine Shaw’s control over their son. Refusing to suffer again, she demolishes her supermarket, destroys the portal, and claims her compensation—ready to live on her own terms.

The once-unified empire had fractured into three rival nations. Gordon Lovell, Prime Minister of Xaskor, had dedicated his life to fulfilling the late emperor's dream of reunification. After five failed invasions, Gordon launched a desperate sixth Northern Conquest, fully aware it may be his final campaign as illness dragged him toward death. Just as defeat loomed due to dwindling supplies, Angus Mather, a special forces soldier from the future, appeared in Gordon's war tent, bringing with him a truckload of modern weapons and supplies. With advanced technology and his sharp military strategies, Angus helped Xaskor unite the fractured lands and won General Moira Judd's heart.

An accident let the girl who was originally from a rich family separated from her family. And after many years of meeting again but made a joke of fate, the class prejudice has pushed away the opportunity to recognize each other again and again. How they pushed past their prejudices and met again.

The CEO rushes to the airport to welcome the doctor (female lead), who’s coming to the capital to give birth. But on the plane, she runs into his son and mother. His son steals her belongings, destroys her blueprints and chips, and causes her so much stress that she goes into early labor. Meanwhile, the CEO waits at the airport, only to find her seriously injured upon arrival—while his son and mother stand by, smirking.

Susie Cobb, a battle-hardened warlord shaped by years of training, is unaware that her husband, Shawn Foley, is actually the mighty Lord Orion. When a schemer with a false identity drives a wedge between them, planting seeds of doubt and damaging Susie’s trust, Shawn ultimately uncovers the conspiracy and reunites with her—strengthening the powerful bond they share.

Helen Lambert was a boxing champion, but got locked up for killing her daughter’s abusive boyfriend. After getting released, Helen moved in with her granddaughter, Joy, at the house she left for her now deceased daughter. Here she immediately ran into trouble with the Waynes, a family of resident tormentors. Helen learned to push back against the bullies without scaring Joy and slowly restored peace to her neighborhood.

She returns home for her brother's engagement, only to be mistaken for a mistress and humiliated by her sister-in-law. As the truth unfolds, she discovers her sister-in-law's darker schemes: the pregnancy is fake, and she's plotting to kill her brother to take over the company.

Get ready for a buzzworthy return as the queen bee herself, Daniela Couso, joins the latest episode of ReelTalk with Sarah Moliski! These two legendary villains dish on the reality of bringing their characters to life and the fun side of it all. Daniela also spills the tea on surviving the chaos of high school drama, how she conquered it, and made her way to the Hollywood spotlight! She even dives into fan comments. Some sweet, some downright crazy! This episode also packs a bonus clip with another villain you love, Michael Vaccaro! Tune in for a candid convo about the power of representation for mature actors and why they absolutely deserve to take the lead in those swoon-worthy romance stories too.

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.

One day, mediocre salesman Talon Crowe awakened a terrifying superpower: the ability to see death countdowns hovering above people's heads, revealing the exact time and cause of their deaths. Determined to help them avoid their fates, Talon tried to warn them. But no one believed him. After the fifth guy ignored his warning and died, Talon found everyone in his office shared the same countdown: they would all die in an explosion at 9:30! Convinced there was a bomb, Talon frantically tried to evacuate the building. But still, no one believed him, not even his own wife. As the clock ticks down, Talon must race against time to prevent a catastrophic explosion and uncover the deadly conspiracy hidden in plain sight.