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The day before our wedding, I received photos of my wife in a wedding dress―with another man. I looked at the two of them in the pictures. Then, I calmly told Marianne I wanted a divorce. Marianne's little assistant called me, sobbing over the phone, begging me not to be angry. "Nate, it was all my fault. I sent them to the wrong place. Please don't fight with Marianne because of me," he whimpered. Over the line, I could hear Marianne gently comforting him. "It's fine, Enzo. He won't be mad.

On the eve of our wedding, my fiancé's childhood friend―a mercenary who had been missing for five years―returned. She had been poisoned with a potent aphrodisiac while on a mission. Her teammates brought her to him, covered in scars and clinging to life. Caleb, usually so composed, looked at her with bloodshot eyes. Ignoring my pleas, he locked himself in a room with her for the entire night. I stayed outside that door, unable to close my eyes even for a second. The next morning, when I conf

Midnight doomscrolling led me to a viral clip of a young man being pulled from a river. He was sobbing uncontrollably into the camera. "She got back with her first love, the one who got away. She even planned a grand proposal for him, and I just can't go on living anymore." The romantic setup he described was identical down to the last detail to the one my girlfriend had surprised me with. Internet sleuths connected the dots in record time, and a wave of vicious cyberbullying hit me like a ti

My girlfriend bombed her college entrance exams, turned into a total slacker, and wanted to move away to work odd jobs with her foster brother. I could not bear to watch her ruin her future, so I spent my own money and effort to tutor her through a retake. She finally got into a great university, and her future looked bright. Meanwhile, her foster brother got into constant trouble while working out of town, nearly beat someone to death, and was thrown into prison. Kelsey actually blamed me f

At the company retreat, my husband downed three glasses of whiskey in a row to shield his intern from drinking. Finally, he even swapped her cocktail for a glass of lemonade. As soon as the retreat ended, I asked him for a divorce. "Elara Sterling, what is wrong with you now?" he snapped. "Is this really just because I helped her with a few drinks?" I nodded slowly. "Yes. Exactly because you helped her with those drinks." 1 Gideon Caldwell sat in the driver's seat and lit a cigarette. H

I died right when my husband loved me the most. He took me on a luxury cruise, making me feel like we were teenagers in love again. But now, I am dead. I am filled with a burning rage. Who the hell killed me?! 1. "Quinn! How am I supposed to live without you!" My husband, Arthur Wood, sat on the cruise deck wailing like a wounded animal. Snot and tears smeared across his face, but he didn't seem to care as he collapsed onto the floor. "Please, you have to find my wife! She's terrified o

That night in the private room, a foreign hottie fed me a banana, and my boyfriend lost it right there in front of everyone. I never thought the night would spiral the way it did. Chapter 1 Steam drifted through the bathroom as I leaned into the mirror, lining my lips with care. The red painted my already striking face into something impossible to ignore. I tugged at the short black dress clinging to my body. Tiny waist, pale skin, legs for days, curves in all the right places. I blew a kiss

On the day Father brought Lady Helena into Radiant Hall, Mother danced along the bank of Cloudveil River. Everyone said Mother was fortunate. She was merely a mortal woman, yet the supreme God of War had promised to spend his entire eternity with her. Still, Mother once told me: “A woman should never demean herself. No matter who your father is, if he ever betrays me, I will return to my mortal realm and never see him again.” Guided by her teachings, I married High Sovereign Lysander. We carv

1 The day I confirmed my daughter's biological mother was actually my husband's first love, I left the divorce papers and walked out. Before I left, I commented on the family photo he posted on Instagram. "Let's get a divorce. I'm making room for the three of you." A minute later, my husband called. "Lauren, even if Cindy isn't your daughter, can't you just keep raising her? How can you be so heartless!" I hung up with a cold laugh. Your family's drama has absolutely nothing to do with me.

The property manager, Arthur Thorne, was pushing the neighbors to dig out a massive basement complex. He was looking for a kickback, promising everyone it would skyrocket our property values. But as a geologist with ten years of field experience, I saw the truth immediately. There was a high-pressure subterranean aquifer right beneath our foundations. If they broke the seal, the entire gated community would collapse into a sinkhole. In my previous life, I went door to door, begging them to li

1. My fiancé wanted to grant his dying ex a "final wish" to leave no regrets. To do that, he happily gave himself to her the night before our wedding. That same night, I received a photo of him. He was flushed, his clothes were a mess, and he looked completely spent. I didn't cry. I just sent a cold reply: "Since he's such a devoted man, you can have him." The next morning, I announced that the wedding was canceled. Instead, I threw a massive party to celebrate my new life as a single woman.

1 So, I was at my bestie's wedding, and everyone's all, "When's it your turn, girl?" I casually dropped, "About a month." My boyfriend, Liam, immediately chimed in, "Let's just wait a bit." We said it at the same time, and he gave me this look, like I was pressuring him or something. "Do you have to do this?" he whined. That night, he used the "last night of freedom" excuse to hang out with his childhood friend all night. Turns out, he never really wanted to marry me. I didn't even bother

Everyone knew that on the surface, I was Dominic Sterling's wife. In reality, I was more like his toy. He had no shame, leaving my mother's funeral to embrace his "sister" who showed up in a fiery red dress. I became the ultimate joke, the pity of the town. Eventually, I filed for divorce. Dominic didn't refuse. He told me that within three days, I'd be back on my knees begging for mercy. He said he might be generous enough to let me stay in the doghouse out back. But three days became three w

1. Raina Monroe got her hearing back. The first thing she did was try to tell her fiancé, Brandon Thorne. She rushed to his office, heart pounding, already picturing the look on his face. She'd even picked out the restaurant for their celebration. She stopped outside his door. Brandon was talking to a group of friends. He didn't know she was standing there. He didn't know she could hear. "I banged some chick behind my fiancée's back," he said. "I'm taking her to a hotel today." "My fianc

After pulling an all-nighter to finish my group project, I was just about to put on my noise-canceling headphones and get some well-deserved sleep. Not even ten minutes after I closed my eyes, my three roommates barged back into the dorm. Janelle kicked the door open with a loud bang, cursing up a storm about how annoying the professor had been in class. "I literally sat in the back row on purpose, and she still called on me to answer a question," she sneered. "If this wasn't a mandatory cre

After my application for Medics Sans Frontières was approved, I stepped down as the Director of the City General Hospital. I handed the position over to Jocelyn. My best friend was furious for me. "Going there is basically severing your future with Caleb!" she hissed. I only gave a faint, calm smile. "I'm just returning him to the person he's always truly wanted." In my past life, Caleb and I were the most infamous couple in our social circle. We were a disaster. He resented me because I ref

The night my parents were kidnapped, my brother, Silas, chose to go bungee jumping with Clarice, the foster girl we grew up with. I didn't try to stop him this time. Instead, I called the police and prepared the ransom money myself. In my previous life, Silas had abandoned Clarice to save our parents. The bungee cord snapped that night, and Clarice plummeted into the canyon. Her body was never found. Silas never said a word of blame back then. But on my birthday, he drugged me and dragged m

1. It all started when Grace had a fight with that woman. Because of it, her husband―Nathan Crawford, the head of the Crawford Group―had her committed. He claimed she was "emotionally unstable and prone to violence" and instructed the family's private psychiatrist to initiate a seventy-two-hour involuntary psychiatric hold. After the observation period, he used his influence on the medical board to have it extended. The family's wholly-owned Greenbrier Private Mental Health Center turned it

1 The day before basketball tryouts, a bunch of thugs dragged me out behind the school and worked me over all night. By the time they found me, both my hands were broken, and I had a couple of cracked ribs. I'd never play basketball again. Mom was on a business trip and missed my calls for help. She was a mess of guilt and tears, promising to get revenge. My sister pulled strings, getting me the best medical team in the city. Lying in the back of the ambulance, I overheard her whispering. "

1. Jace Sterling was taken by his worst enemy. I went alone to trade myself for him. After they'd had their fun, they dumped me down a hillside. From a roadside bar, I heard howls of laughter. "Oh my God, she fell for it again! This is too good!" Through a crack in the window, I saw my boyfriend and his so-called enemy. Arms draped over each other. No trace of a feud. "Ninety-seven times. Three more and we hit an even hundred. Then we stop." "She had it coming. She refused to testify for T