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In her last life, Linda refused to divorce politician Michael when he fell for twenty-seven-year-old club hostess Jessica. Ten years of cold violence and solo breadwinning ended in ovarian cancer. At her funeral, Michael handed Jessica his wage card; son Brian called Linda an ugly freak and wanted Jessica as Mom. Reborn to the day Michael demanded divorce, Linda consulted a lawyer, agreed, and in the split took commercial storefronts that would appreciate. She rebuilt herself—beauty, fitness, promotions, dating. Michael and Jessica’s marriage soured; Brian regretted discarding his real mother. Michael begged to remarry; Jessica staged public scenes and put her brother up to attack Linda with a knife and acid. Jessica went to prison. Michael lost his seat to abuse and scandal and went home broke. Linda bought a luxury apartment with the shop windfall, moved her parents in, and drove into a life that no longer waited for a man who had already celebrated her death.

When the zombies came, Clara ran home—and her family slammed the gate in her face. Her sister screamed she’d fed Grandma to the dead; her mother wept, her father just watched. The horde dragged her off and tore away her leg. Two years in prison—then back to their lies and endless “debt.” Now they marry her off in her sister’s place, to a “vegetable” in a wheelchair. But when the groom opens his eyes, he’s the man she once saved. “Welcome home, my Clara.” This time, everyone who wronged her pays.

In Divorced A Hockey Star Chose His Biggest Rival, nobody knows Riley Monroe’s family secret: her father owns the NHL. Riley coaches her husband’s Falcon team to a massive victory, earning respect as both a brilliant coach and a hockey heiress. Her husband, NHL star Jace Donnelly, has also become the team’s MVP. During an interview, he even places Riley at the top of his thank-you list.

Riley never expects her beloved husband to start caring more about the team doctor than he does about her. Cassandra uses sickness and minor injuries to pull Jace away from his wife, and he falls for it every time. He carries Cassandra around and tends to her every need. Then the man who once treated Riley with love shoves her so hard that she miscarries. Even after losing their baby, Riley is accused of cheating on him.

That is enough for Riley. She divorces Jace, rebuilds her career from the ground up, and grows closer to another rising hockey star—Jace’s biggest rival. By the time Jace understands what he has lost, Riley has already moved on. His regret comes far too late.

Characters

Riley Monroe

Riley Monroe is the main female character and is pregnant with Jace’s baby. As a skilled coach and hockey heiress, she plays a major role in Jace’s success. After being betrayed by her husband, Riley decides to rebuild her life and career without him.

Jace Donnelly

Jace Donnelly is the Falcon team’s MVP and Riley’s husband. He pushes his wife aside and repeatedly puts the manipulative team doctor first. Convinced that Riley has cheated on him, Jace abandons their marriage without understanding what he is about to lose.

Cassandra Collins

Cassandra Collins is the manipulative and coy team doctor. She enjoys flirting with members of the hockey team, but Jace is the one she wants most. Her obsession with him drives her to interfere in his marriage to Riley.

Grant Monroe

Grant Monroe is Riley’s caring brother and is better known than she is. Jace mistakes Grant for Riley’s boyfriend, adding to his false belief that she has been unfaithful.

This is a classic, highly satisfying emotional drama featuring a “toxic husband’s desperate groveling” and a “sober, independent female lead.” On their ninth wedding anniversary, Evelyn discovers her husband, Jack, having an affair with his pregnant secretary, Natalie. Showing no remorse, Jack smashes a wine glass on Evelyn’s head, forces her to kneel in apology to the mistress, and ruthlessly orders 800ml of Evelyn’s blood drawn to treat Natalie, completely ignoring Evelyn’s severe heart condition. Nine years of humble devotion result only in endless humiliation and the heartbreaking sight of Jack abandoning her in a blazing fire to save his mistress. Barely surviving the ordeal, Evelyn’s love completely dies. She leaves behind a signed divorce agreement and the family heirloom, cuts all ties, and escapes to London to start anew. It is only when he completely loses his endlessly forgiving wife that the arrogant CEO finally panics. Jack searches the globe frantically, only to despairingly find Evelyn in London, smiling brighter than ever in the arms of another man, Noah. Driven to madness to win her back, Jack tattoos Evelyn’s symbol on his chest, ruthlessly forces his mistress to abort the baby, and crashes Evelyn’s grand wedding. He kneels on the red carpet sobbing like a stray dog, even stabbing a knife into his own chest to “prove his true heart.” However, belated love is cheaper than dirt. Unmoved by his extreme emotional manipulation and collapse, Evelyn turns away without a second glance, driving off to her honeymoon with Noah—the man who truly cherishes her. Leaving behind nine years of trauma and humiliation, her brilliant new life as an empowered woman has just begun.

On her 18th birthday, Emily Hunter wakes up in a luxury suite beside Victor Young, Philadelphia’s most sought-after bachelor. After their reckless night together, she discovers she is pregnant. Victor and her wealthy father shower her with luxury, making her the most pampered expectant mother in Beverly Hills. But the perfect life is a cruel lie. An anonymous video reveals the truth: Victor is in a fake marriage with Emily, and his real lover is Isabella — the illegitimate daughter of Morgana Ashford, the mistress who caused Emily’s mother’s death. Her father colludes with them to seize control of the Hunter Group. Abandoned, slandered, and physically harmed, Emily is left bleeding and helpless in a hospital. Just as she hits rock bottom, powerful tycoon Kai Thorne saves her and promises her unborn child will be his sole heir. No longer a trapped “princess,” Emily fights back. Using her late mother’s will and Kai’s support, she exposes the conspiracy at the shareholder auction, reclaims her family fortune, and cuts ties with her traitorous father. Victor is consumed by regret after losing everything, while Isabella and Emily’s father face ruin for their greed. Emily later gives birth to a daughter, and Kai transfers massive assets to secure their future. She lets go of her painful past, stepping out of the shadow of manipulation to become the true master of her own fate, embracing a brand-new life.

Elizabeth is shattered to find her fiancé Alexander, who was declared dead in a car crash five years prior, alive and pretending to have amnesia—all while indulging in a passionate affair with her stepsister Marjorie. She soon reveals the truth: she had long known Alexander faked his death to escape their relationship, having seen his video confession years ago. When Elizabeth shows a priceless ring and claims to be married to Alexander’s powerful uncle, Wall Street tycoon Arthur Carter, everyon

Harper endures relentless emotional and physical abuse from her husband Samuel, who deems her an unsatisfying wife and is influenced by his scheming assistant Ruby. He forces Harper into the "Perfect Wife Training Academy", a hellish suburban facility that subjects her to dehumanizing body examinations, graphic video training, violent coercion, and sexual violation under instructors Camilla and Daniel—all sanctioned by a contract Samuel signed. Broken by trauma, Harper complies with all demands, transforming into the obedient, sensual wife Samuel desired. During the academy’s inspection, Samuel watches edited footage of her torment and is consumed by rage and guilt, rescuing her and lashing out before descending into regret. Harper becomes a hollow, robotic version of the wife he wanted, losing her passion for the cello and her sense of self. Samuel uncovers Ruby’s role as a academy shareholder who orchestrated Harper’s suffering, avenges Harper by taking down the academy and imprisoning Ruby, then devotes himself to caring for her after she’s diagnosed with a rare illness. Refusing to forgive his unforgivable betrayal, Harper dies in the ICU, her final question—“am I finally a perfect wife?”—haunting Samuel forever.