Contract Lovers Movie Collection

Hired to ruin a wedding, Nora Scott is offered a deal by the billionaire, Asher Parker: a one-year contractual marriage for a life-changing sum. Unknowingly, she's the spitting image of his fiancée, heiress Cathy Sinclair. This is no coincidence—it's part of a scheme by Cathy's stepsister, Nydia Sinclair, to steal the family fortune. Asher, who only wanted a convenient wife to thwart his family's plans, finds himself drawn to the enigmatic woman wearing his lover's face.

Her fiance cheated on her, so Joanna broke up with him. However, on her way back, a man on the street suddenly grabbed her leg. And for saving him, she was rewarded with one million? Joanna said, "I'll take this heavenly fortune!" She thought she was just going to be a contract wife, accompanying Mr. Crazy Billionaire Edward to go crazy in the wealthy family, but she met true love!

In her past life, Evelyn Sinclair was framed by her impostor "sister", locked away in an asylum, and met a tragic end. Reborn, Evelyn's motto is simple: she deals with problems with just action, no talk. When the impostor schemes against her, she retaliates. When her brother picks a fight, she has him arrested... But Lawson, the charming heir who proposed a purely transactional alliance, has become an unexpected complication. Now that her revenge is complete, why won't he leave her side?

Orphaned young and sold to a remote village, Lorris Seth is forced to marry Derek. On their wedding night, she escapes under duress and has a passionate encounter with Luke Garrison. Unable to find her afterward, Luke searches in vain, while Lorris discovers she's pregnant. To survive, she sells lunchboxes at Garrison Group's construction site. When Derek finds her, Luke appears and unexpectedly proposes a fake marriage.

Lyra, Marquis Hayden's eldest daughter, decides to raise her son alone. When her grandfather is critically ill, she returns home. Facing her stepmother and stepsister's schemes to marry her off to a sumgbag, she chooses to wed the prince! Unexpectedly, he's willing to accept her son as well! But why are the Emperor and Empress holding her son without her knowing?

Diagnosed as infertile, wealthy heir Adrian Graham is forced into a marriage of convenience with pregnant girl, Marina Shaw. What begins as a transactional union soon unravels amidst corporate schemes and hidden dangers. But when a shocking truth emerges—the baby she carries is his own—their world turns upside down. Now, they must navigate family secrets, deceit, and a love that defies all odds.

After a two-month hospital stay with zero visits from her husband, a three-year contract wife finally wakes up: She was invisible in her own marriage. Now? She's done playing nice. She fires his snobbish staff, replaces every piece of furniture he picked out, and adopts the one thing he hates most: cats. Then she returns to the workforce—starting at the bottom as a designer, crushing office politics, and landing the client her bosses couldn't close.

300 million reasons to marry a blind husband. Zero feelings allowed. That was the deal. Too bad no one told her heart—or his.

Exiled as a child by her stepmother, Ruth Sinclair returns to Veridia's capital to uncover the truth behind her grandmother's death. Forced into a marriage with Ryan Hayes – the most notorious playboy – she soon discovers he is secretly the head of the Whisperwind, an elite intelligence network. Together, they expose a deadly conspiracy involving her stepmother, Madeline, and a foreign power. As they hunt for justice, their calculated alliance ignites into a fierce, undeniable love.

My billionaire CEO is my contract-married husband! My grandmother fell seriously ill, so I flash-married a stranger for her surgery fees. We entered a one-year contract marriage. I bumped into a handsome man, who I later found out was the CEO of the company I wanted to join! But little did I know, he was the man I married... As the contract period nears its end, we are supposed to divorce. However, both of us lost our marriage certificates. Now what do we do? Does this mean we can't get divorced after all?