Mafia/Gang
Browse Mafia/Gang short dramas.
Daughter! Never Marry a Punk
Megan Hayes, a love-struck fool, proposed to Jackson Vance after just 99 days. Eyeing her $100,000 dowry, he faked his consent. After marriage, she was worked like a dog by her mother-in-law, had her gold bracelet stolen, and lost her $500,000 dowry to her husband's gambling. His abuse even caused her to miscarry. Jackson then forced her to drink and sleep with Mr. Sterling. Her mother was beaten into a coma trying to save her. Megan finally woke up, broke ties with the Vance family, sent the abusers to jail, and returned to her parents.
My Sister's Death Benefit
When Maya Sterling's husband Leo dies at the construction site, he leaves a $2 million death benefit. Seeking comfort from her family, Maya faces abuse from her mother and brothers, who favor boys over girls. Labeling her a jinx, they demand her only home. Leo's boss, Victor Hawthorne, intervenes, suggesting she fake leukemia to test their loyalty. Their true greed surfaces. Heartbroken, Maya reclaims her money and cuts ties completely. Her brothers soon fall into gambling debts, their wives flee, and her mother becomes paralyzed from stress. Maya embraces a new life, leaving her family to regret their cruelty.
A Biased Mother's Regret
Martha favors her second son Jason and his wife Jessica, despising her eldest daughter-in-law Rebecca for having a girl. She steals from her eldest son to support Jason, even abandoning Rebecca during labor to care for Jessica. After receiving the buyout money from the old village, she secretly sells the old family house and gives the entire $2.5 million to Jason for a house in a top school district, leaving David's family with nothing. Rebecca endures this for years until her husband David finally wakes up and refuses to let his mother live with them. Kicked out of Jason's house and rejected by Natalie, Martha ends up all alone.
Return my daughter's school-district property
Single mother Evelyn Bennett spends everything on a school-district property to get her daughter Lily into a State-ranked elementary school. On registration day, she is shocked to find Lily's enrollment slot maliciously stolen by the neighbor's son, Bradley Crawford. The ruthless neighbors, Vance Crawford and Diane Crawford, not only steal the enrollment slot but constantly harass and vandalize her home, traumatizing Lily and putting her in the hospital. With her husband Arthur away on business, Evelyn faces the bullies alone, only to be smeared in the media. In the battle for the enrollment slot, Evelyn is forced to fight fire with fire. A fierce war for her child's future, family dignity, and justice erupts over the school-district property.
The Stepmother's Lies
Stepmother Miranda Lockwood seems sweet, but secretly abuses her stepdaughter Sophie Sinclair. Teaming up with her lover Victor Donovan, Miranda steals from the company to bankrupt her husband Richard Sinclair. Sophie begs her father for help, but he falls for Miranda's lies. Finally, Sophie records evidence on her smartwatch. Nathan arrives in time to expose the truth. Miranda and Victor are arrested for child abuse and corporate theft, leaving a remorseful Richard behind.
The Simple Mother and Her Devoted Son
Lucy, with the mind of a five-year-old, lives with her mother-in-law, Dorothy Hayes, and son, Luke Hayes. Luke gives up his career to return home and support his mother. When Dorothy Hayes asks the matchmaker about matchmaking for Lucy, she cries and insists on staying to care for her son, moving Luke to promise he will never leave. Luke always defends her, whether she is blamed by neighbors for ruining crops or when Lucy brings an umbrella for her son in the rain, slips, and is bullied by Clyde before Luke intervenes. Even when Grandfather Chester Hayes scolds Luke for sacrificing his future, Lucy secretly saves yams for her hungry son. When Luke loses his diploma, Clyde torments Lucy, who almost kneels for her son before fighting back. Eventually, Luke succeeds in business, helps his mother get treated, and resolves all family misunderstandings.
Welcome Home, Penny
With her mother deceased and father deployed, Penny Sterling suffers abuse from her uncle, Frank Dixon. After she faints from hunger, Sarah Granger saves her, and Penny's lucky nature rewards Sarah and Amos Granger with unexpected food. Locked out for returning late, Penny stays with the Grangers. Frank then kicks Penny out upon hearing her father, David Sterling, is dead and his stipend stopped. Sarah adopts Penny for 5 pounds of white flour, dividing her household to do so. When Mayor Higgins delivers David's death benefits, a greedy Frank tries to snatch Penny back. Penny then discovers rare herbs and saves Elite Physician Dr. Elias Hawthorne. Just as Rachel Granger plots with traffickers, a recovering David returns to rescue his daughter. He recognizes Dr. Hawthorne as Penny's granddad. The reunited family decides to start anew in the city.
Single Mom Marries a Mother's Boy
Single mom Valerie marries Arthur Sterling hoping for a safe haven. Instead, her mother-in-law Agatha Sterling and sister-in-law Fiona Sterling abuse her and her daughter Mia. They steal her assets, scheme to traffic Mia, and try to drug Valerie into submission. Arthur Sterling initially enables them but finally wakes up. Aided by fellow captive Nora, Valerie escapes and calls the police to bring the family to justice. This gripping drama exposes the dark reality of marrying a mother's boy.
Mom Is Never Coming Back
Young Olivia Davis witnesses her mother, Julia Hayes, get killed by Vanessa Price, a woman obsessed with Olivia's father, Arthur Davis. When Olivia desperately seeks help, Vanessa fakes an illness to stop her. With Arthur absent, Julia dies in despair. Later, in the Evans estate living room, Olivia accuses Vanessa but is scolded by her father. Forced to live with her mother's killer, Olivia endures Vanessa's framing and Arthur's misplaced blame. Biding her time, she secretly teams up with Aunt Fiona to gather evidence. At Vanessa's birthday party, Olivia publicly exposes the truth, finally opening Arthur's eyes. Unhinged, Vanessa kidnaps Olivia, planning to kill her in front of Julia's memorial portrait. Arthur sacrifices himself to take the fatal blow for his daughter, leading to Vanessa's accidental death. Ultimately, while paying respects to her parents, Olivia steps into a new life, forever changed.
Mom's Support Money
When Rose Hayes dies of terminal cancer, her son Gary Hayes and his wife Chloe Hayes hide her death to keep scamming monthly support money from Sarah Hayes and Arthur Hayes. Claiming Mom is just visiting her folks, they fake videos, bury her ashes in the family plot, and lie that it's neighbor Gus Carter's dead dog. When Sarah and Arthur return for Mom's fiftieth birthday, a fresh grave makes them suspicious. With Mayor Bennett's help, they uncover the truth. Furious, they reclaim the remaining 2.21 million in support money and kick the unfilial couple out. Mom's dying will brings all their sins to light.
Never Hire Family
Victoria Gallagher founded the company after building from the ground up, making her brother Oliver Gallagher Manager. But Oliver began abusing one's power by stealing credit, withholding wages, claiming fraudulent reimbursement, and cheating with a mistress. He even conspired with outsiders to forge Victoria's signature to embezzle assets. Their mother, favoring boys over girls, blindly defended him with death threats. Pushed to the limit, employees gathered evidence to report him. Ultimately, Victoria ended up choosing justice over family. She fired Oliver and handed him to judicial authorities, putting the company back on track.
Shores of Oblivion
To save her dying mother, Lily Bennett faked an affair to dump her trust-fund kid boyfriend, Carter Hayes. Three years later, she is forced to work as a maid for the Hayes family, only to find Carter is now the wealthiest man in Southridge with a fiancée. Worse still, the mastermind behind her misery is her former best friend. A tragic romance of betrayal, misunderstanding, and redemption unfolds between lies and the truth.