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Poster A Spot Cost Him Everything
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A Spot Cost Him Everything

Elite Professor Gwen Archer agrees to an arranged marriage. Driving her low-profile Flagship Bayview to meet him, an arrogant billionaire rams her car over a parking spot and orders it smashed! Stepping out, Gwen realizes this spoiled bully is Chris Ellison—her fiancé! Disgusted, the genius professor tears up their marriage contract on the spot. The wedding is off!

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Poster Too Late to Love Me20 EP 4.7

Too Late to Love Me

Six years ago, assistant Elena secretly married wealthy heir Adrian after a drunken night and had a daughter Sophie. Adrian hid their family from the public, neglected them constantly, and prioritized his ex-lover over Elena and their child, even missing Sophie’s birthday. Devastated, Elena filed for divorce and moved to Sydney with Sophie. Only after losing them does Adrian grasp her sacrifices and his mistakes. He struggles to reconcile, yet Elena has moved on and refuses to take him back.

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Poster Love Again, My Hockey Superstar58 EP 4.6

Love Again, My Hockey Superstar

The chubby girl Hazel was secretly in a relationship with Alexander, the hockey captain and the whole school’s heartthrob. She vanished after overhearing his heartless words, leaving with a broken heart and their unborn child. Now she’s Lena—not the “ugly duckling” anymore, but a beautiful single mother fighting to save their daughter, born with a congenital heart condition—a daughter Alexander never knew existed. Alexander, now an ice hockey superstar, is instantly drawn to Lena, his heart recognizing her even though his eyes cannot. After seven years of desperate searching, the love he lost finally stands before him. But will he realize it’s her?

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Poster Christmas Betrayal: He Left Me In Labor To Fix Power For His Widowed Sister-in-Law12 EP 4.8

Christmas Betrayal: He Left Me In Labor To Fix Power For His Widowed Sister-in-Law

On Christmas Eve, eight months pregnant, my mafia husband threw me onto a gridlocked highway—because his widowed sister-in-law was afraid of the dark. My baby died in the traffic jam. In the hospital, he cradled her and called me jealous. I divorced him, sold everything, and left for Northern Europe. A year later, he got out of prison—disowned, penniless. With the divorce papers came a note: “I’m sorry.” I threw it into the fireplace. That apology, along with his arrogance, burned to ash.

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