Movies of All Moods

In my past life, my husband's niece drowned my newborn. To protect their precious heiress, the mafia family told me to let it go. When I refused, my own husband murdered me. Now, I’ve been reborn on the morning it all happened. This time, I secretly send my son to my father, the most powerful Mafia Godfather in the city. But when I return to the party, another baby still ends up in the pool. Predictably, my husband and his family rush to destroy the body to cover it up. Now there's just one question: whose child did their golden girl really kill?

At Cascadia Reptile Research Institute, Noah Hayes is assigned to Avery, the largest and most bad-tempered white python in the facility. Avery refuses food, scares away every snake Noah cares for, bites only him, and keeps wrapping around him like a jealous lover. Noah thinks the snake hates him, until a breeding-season check reveals the ridiculous truth: Avery has been courting him all along. When Avery starts leaving “gifts,” guarding him from other snakes, and appearing in Noah’s dreams as a beautiful silver-haired man, Noah realizes his troublesome white snake may want far more than care. He wants Noah.

Mira is the long-lost biological daughter of the Hale family of Ashen City. Yet after returning home, she repeatedly gives way to their adopted daughter, Lia—surrendering her room, her place as a dragon rider, and even half of her mother’s inheritance. Before the wedding, Draegoth—the bonded dragon Garrick personally tamed and the only keepsake Mira has left from her mother—is trained to obey Lia alone and nearly kills Mira. Realizing that Garrick, her fiancé of eight years, has always seen her as nothing more than a gullible woman, Mira walks barefoot across burning coals, breaks off their engagement, and turns to marry Theron, the Lord of the North, who has waited eight years for her. When Garrick, Lia, and Mira’s brother Cael arrive at the magnificent Northern wedding and discover that Mira is the bride, they are overwhelmed with regret—but it is already too late. In the end, Mira is surrounded by the love she deserves, and her mother’s dragon finally returns to her side.

As emergency physician Naomi rushed to resuscitate a patient, lines of comments scrolled across her vision, warning her that the patient was already dead. It revealed that entering the ER meant taking the fall for the hospital director’s daughter, ultimately dooming Naomi and her family to a brutal death at the hands of the patient’s relatives. Desperate to avoid the trap, she tried everything to steer clear of the ER. Yet, the director still framed her using fabricated footage and forged signatures. Guided by the comments, Naomi exposed two fatal flaws: a birthmark on the imposter’s neck and a missing dot in the forged signature. The truth finally exploded. The director was stabbed to death by the enraged family, and his daughter was left facing execution.

Clara Rossi thought she had the perfect life with her childhood sweetheart, Marco, until he betrays her by sleeping with her best friend, Sofia, and forcing Clara to surrender her Princeton scholarship using a private video. Desperate to escape his control and abuse, Clara secretly applies to Yale, but when a leaked video and false accusations spiral out of control, she fake-drowns her car to start over in New Haven. Years later, Marco uncovers the truth and desperately seeks her forgiveness, while Sofia faces prison for her schemes. Will Clara ever look back, or will she leave her painful past behind forever?

Everyone thought the charred corpse in the morgue was my husband, Marco. But I knew better. The man faking his tears behind me was Marco; the body was his twin, Fabian. In my past life, exposing his lie got me locked in a psych ward, while my children froze to death. Reborn on the very day I had to identify the body, I played along. I signed the death certificate and legally inherited his entire empire. To protect my kids, I walked straight onto the turf of his deadliest rival—the ruthless Don Dominic—and made him an offer he couldn't refuse...

“You’re useless to me now. Ivy will be my Luna.” The night before their ceremony, Julian ripped out my heart. Then I woke up on the exact day I rejected my fated mate, Griffin. This time, I chose Griffin and left Julian to his scheming lover. But at a frozen lake, Julian stared at me like a ghost and screamed, “You’re alive!” He remembered our last life too. Now one Alpha wants my forgiveness, another offers me his life, and Ivy is preparing a heat drug that could destroy us all. Who will be marked when the door closes?

On the night Tessa is supposed to win her freedom from an underground arena, her secret boyfriend, world champion Nolan Cross, replaces her opponent. To grant his childhood sweetheart's birthday wish, he shatters Tessa's ribs and leaves her for dead. When the same woman steals Tessa's grandmother's treatment money, Nolan calls Tessa lazy, kicks her broken ribs, and helps destroy everything she loves. Tessa survives, but the man desperate to reclaim her faces a brutal punishment: she no longer remembers him.

Twin sister Ollie Campbell spent eighteen years as the family green leaf while porcelain-pretty Willow took the dresses, the MacBook, and the praise. Beck forgot her mango allergy for Willow's iced drinks; Hayes spent months of pay on Willow and blamed Ollie. On application night, they steered Willow to Stanford and Ollie to community college—never asking about her 1580 SAT. Beck dropped MIT for Willow; Ollie quietly chose UT Austin, 2,400 km away. When Mom stole her savings for Willow's graduation party, Ollie left. A reporter exposed her National Merit scholarships too late. In Texas, she rebuilt herself—honors, papers, NSF work—and refused Dad's regret, Hayes's scolding, and Beck's rain-soaked plea. Years later, she turns away their money pleas and harassment. At graduation, she smiles for the camera and toasts, "To the future." Willow got the party. Ollie got the scholarship—and a life that is finally hers. Favoritism breeds no loyalty; silence never buys being seen. An underestimated life can still bloom.

Harper waits three years for neurosurgeon husband Harrison to remove her brain tumor. Nine times he abandons her for resident Paige. She leaves the table, signs a DNR, and goes to Zurich. Harrison loses everything, finds her too late—she refuses him and dies quietly. Years later his license is revoked. He spends his winters clutching her ashes, knowing he loved being needed more than saving his wife.