CEO Movies

Ben spent five years in prison for his girlfriend, Jane, and came out with the powerful Kirin Kidney. But when he returns to find Jane has betrayed him and colluded with her boss, Brandon, Ben is crushed. Disillusioned, he finds a new path working for Quincy, the CEO of Dragonrise Group, and their professional bond turns to romance. As Ben's past resurfaces and enemies come after him, he uses his newfound strength to protect those he loves and finally seek justice.

Adrian Leighton married Serena Collins at first sight—him to escape family pressure, her to save her family with the money. A contract. A deal. Nothing more. Two years later, they're staring at divorce papers. By all accounts, their paths should have diverged. But work keeps pulling them back together—collisions, misunderstandings, stolen glances. Slowly, they glimpse the warmth beneath each other's masks. The quiet strength. The hidden tenderness. Neither knows the person they're falling for is the same one they signed a contract to marry...

Edward Henderson hid his wealth to win the heart of Irene Lawson, a simple, kind woman who loved him for who he was—or so he thought. On their wedding day, he planned to reveal everything. But Irene's best friend Nancy had other ideas. Poisoned by whispers of "testing his love," Irene turned the wedding into a gauntlet of absurd demands. Edward begged, reasoned, pleaded—but his bride-to-be only listened to her friend. He looked at the woman he loved, saw someone he didn't recognize, and made a choice: "The wedding is off."

Katherine Sawyer grew up with nothing but a dream—to become a translator. Between poverty and bullying, she fought to hold on. Years ago, on a rain-soaked night, a stranger in trouble caught a glimpse of her light. That stranger was Adrian Langford, heir to a fortune. He never forgot her. Now a titan of industry, Adrian returns—not to sweep her off her feet, but to quietly clear her path. He buys the school that humiliated her. Opens doors to mentors she once only dreamed of meeting. When the world beats her down, he becomes the silent wall at her back.

During seven years of marriage to Ethan Grant, Vivian Whitmore has endured endless neglect as her husband openly favors his "dream girl", Angela. On their child's full-month celebration, Vivian reaches her breaking point. She announces divorce before all the guests, reveals the baby isn't Ethan's, and pulls her investments—plunging the Grant empire into chaos. The truth exposed and her revenge served, Vivian walks away with her child, leaving Ethan drowning in regret he can never undo.

My husband's mistress just rammed my car with her brand-new luxury car—and now she's demanding I pay for it. She doesn't know I'm the one bankrolling her lifestyle. Or that I have the receipts.

Vivian, head of the Stanton Group, never saw it coming. When the blade fell, her future daughter-in-law Natalie appeared—and Vivian thought she was saved. She was wrong. The ambush was Natalie's doing. And the good daughter-in-law Vivian had once driven away, Emily? That was Natalie's scheme too. As blood spilled, Emily arrived, too late to save Vivian's life—but in time to hear her truth. "Next time," Vivian whispered, "I'll make it right." Then she opened her eyes. It was three years earlier...

After catching her boyfriend cheating with his boss, Sydney is devastated. Drunk and heartbroken, she accidentally runs into Evan, Riverton's richest man, outside a bar. The two had briefly met in prison six months earlier. On impulse, Sydney proposes a flash marriage, and Evan surprisingly agrees. After the wedding, her life suddenly turns around, leaving her cheating ex furious, while Sydney slowly discovers her new husband is far more powerful than she ever imagined.

The richest family's son had been comatose for three years. Even the finest physicians stood helpless. Then she arrived—a filthy beggar woman. They laughed. They sneered. Swords were drawn. She didn't flinch. One move. One touch. The room fell silent. "Prepare a bath. Hot water. Rose petals—cover every inch. And that pretty boy?" She pointed at the heir. "Bring him to me."