Other Short Dramas
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Honey, You're the One With Breast Cancer
Samantha Sterling deeply loves Felix Thorne. Believing he has breast cancer, she sells her jewelry and borrows money for his surgery. However, his family runs a pig-butchering scam, stealing her money and forcing her to sign an insurance policy. In despair, Samantha realizes she is the runaway heiress of Sterling Enterprises, whose father is gravely ill. She returns to become CEO, exposes the fraud, and leaves the scammers reaping what was sown. The mother-in-law is arrested, the brother is beaten for gambling debts, and Felix dies of terminal breast cancer. Ultimately, Samantha reunites with her former fiance, a top oncologist, and gets her life back on track.
New mother Moves In: Losing Everything
After Camilla gets Declan Vance drunk, they have a shotgun wedding, and he divorces his former spouse, Audrey. Camilla abuses her stepdaughter Mia, mistreats her spouse's mother, and conspires with her secret lover, Ezra. She lies about carrying Declan's baby, which is actually Ezra's biological child. She scams Declan for money and cars, even forcing him to sign IOUs. Eventually, the affair is exposed, Declan gets injured, and he divorces Camilla. Encouraged by Audrey and his daughter, Declan comes to his senses, leading to the family's reconciliation.
The God of Wealth's Immortal Peach
Cora Abbott dreams the God of Wealth gifts her an Immortal Peach, and a real one magically grows. Her greedy in-laws devour it and suddenly spit out a gold ingot. Desperate for $40,000 to cure her sick mom, Cora secretly eats a leftover slice, discovering she also spits out gold ingots when whipped. Her awful in-laws steal her gold but lose it to scams and gambling. After her toxic husband attacks her parents, Cora finally divorces him. Empowered by the magic of the peach, she builds her own wealth, becomes the village mayor, and leads her people to prosperity.
The Billionaire Matriarch and the Wicked In-Laws
Victoria, Silverton's wealthiest woman, disguises herself as a cleaning lady to attend her daughter Eleanor's wedding to Summit Group GM Spencer. Eleanor books rooms at their family's seven-star hotel but forgets to reserve one for her mother. Mrs. Montgomery arrives and bullies the simply dressed Victoria. At the wedding reception, Victoria shocks the Montgomerys with a billion-dollar dowry, only to catch Spencer cheating with his secretary, Cassidy. Cassidy lies to her father, Richard Sinclair, claiming Victoria is just a cleaning lady. When Richard arrives, he recognizes Victoria as the benefactor who saved his company and kneels to apologize. Furious, Victoria threatens to throw them in the ocean to sleep with the fishes, terrifying the villains.
A Devoted Wife Is Worth a Fortune
Two months after divorcing, Nolan Montgomery finds happiness with his new wife, Elena Rogers. Elena treats his mother and daughter as her own, running a tight ship at home. But their peace is shattered when Nolan's pregnant ex-wife, Monica Sterling, shows up, wreaking havoc on the Montgomery household. Using her pregnancy to move in, Monica bullies Elena, treating them like servants—even Nolan's mother and her own daughter. Nolan pours his money and energy into helping Monica, only for her to attempt fleeing with his cash when he faces a crisis. Fortunately, Elena steps in to save him. Nolan later discovers Monica's baby belongs to Trevor Sullivan. She had cheated before the divorce and only returned to steal Nolan's wealth. In the end, Nolan cuts ties with his ex and lives happily ever after with his beautiful, gentle wife, Elena.
The Straight-A Cousin Is the Real Heiress
18 years ago, Avery Stanton was switched at birth. Now, fake heiress Chloe Dawson shows up at the Stantons with a forged paternity test and transcript. She frames Avery for stealing the class fund and getting terrible grades, deceiving their parents to steal Avery's life. Misunderstood, Avery is kicked out of the master bedroom and mocked by her school. Aided by her cousin Riley Yates, Avery investigates and secures ironclad proof that Chloe bribed the lab and teachers. At the welcome-home gala, the truth comes to light. Chloe is arrested and Avery's name is cleared, but a wounded heart takes time to heal.
Never Marry a Gold-Digging Social Climber
Billionaire CEO Victoria Sterling marries barber Garrett Fletcher, but is betrayed by him and the nanny, Stella Moore. Driven by patriarchal sexism, they sell her newborn daughter, fake her death, and swap in the boy, Zachary Fletcher, to gain her trust and steal her fortune. Victoria Sterling endures 23 years of humiliation while secretly guiding her sold daughter to become the richest woman in the country, Morgan Sterling. At the company handover, mother and daughter unite to expose the truth, ruining the four Fletchers. Garrett Fletcher is jailed for money laundering and murder, Stella Moore is sentenced for child trafficking, Zachary Fletcher is arrested for embezzlement, and Mrs. Fletcher suffers a stroke. Mother and daughter finally reunite, and the villains face justice.
Mom Wins Five Million Dollars
Treated like a live-in maid, Margaret Wallace suffers abuse and starvation at her eldest son Aaron Wallace's home. Using money from collecting scrap metal, she buys a lottery ticket and wins five million dollars. To test her children, she hides the win. Aaron and his wife fake kindness, but eventually kick her out. With nowhere to go, she turns to her youngest son Eric Wallace, who rejects her. Thankfully, her daughter-in-law Hannah Wallace takes her in, so Margaret reveals her secret. When Margaret falls ill, her sons refuse to pay for her care. Eric even forbids Hannah from helping. Disgusted, Hannah demands a divorce and covers the bills herself. Touched, Margaret gives her the lottery ticket. On her deathbed, Margaret sees only greed in her children's eyes. Heartbroken, she claims the ticket is destroyed. As her sons frantically search for the pieces, Margaret dies in bitter disappointment.
Reunited in Happiness
Nathan Wright secretly suffers a permanent injury after saving a drowning boy, Ethan Foster. Five years later, Nathan marries Ethan's mother, Caroline Foster, who has no idea Nathan is the my savior her son speaks of. Ethan despises Nathan and his daughter, Grace Wright. He ruthlessly bullies Grace, making her drink toilet water and triggering her milk allergy. Caroline and her mother, Margaret Foster, blindly defend Ethan. Nathan gets a job to gain independence but still faces financial control from Margaret. Pushed to the brink, a heartbroken Nathan demands a divorce. Just then, Ethan discovers Nathan is the very my savior who rescued him. He chases after Nathan but gets hit by a car. Caroline finally learns the truth. Guilt-ridden, Ethan begs for forgiveness upon waking. Margaret softens, and the family heals. Ethan and Grace finally bond, proving that a peaceful family prospers.
Discovering My $300,000 Dowry on Engagement Day
Labeled a 'leftover woman', Claire Vance prepares to marry Ian Miller after six years together. At the families' meeting, the Millers mock Mr. Vance and Mrs. Vance's attire, and Mrs. Miller demands a zero bride price while belittling Claire. Furious, Claire breaks up and kicks Ian out. Unfazed, Ian pursues Chloe Jenkins, thinking she's a trust fund baby, but soon realizes she's a gold digger. Hearing of Claire's $300,000 dowry, he assumes she wants him back. Instead, Claire sues Mrs. Miller for defamation and marries Harrison Reid. Ian crashes their wedding, but Harrison humiliates him by revealing a bride price of over $750,000. Ultimately, Ian is left with absolutely nothing as Claire and Harrison live happily ever after.
A Parent's Funeral
After eight years as a housewife, Eleanor Caldwell finally lands a job just as her daughter Emma starts school. Then tragedy strikes: her mother, Martha Caldwell, is critically hospitalized. Eleanor misses her father's desperate calls due to a broken phone. That same night, Eleanor rushes an injured Emma to the hospital, narrowly missing her father. Unable to reach her, the father notifies Eleanor's husband, Gideon Stanton. Shockingly, Gideon and The Stanton Matriarch conspire to hide the news, robbing Eleanor of her final goodbye. Believing Eleanor deliberately ignored her dying mother, her furious father demands she face Clan rules and Clan discipline at his wife's funeral three days later.
I Flipped Beatrice's 60th Birthday Table
Arthur Mercer injures his leg and visits the city for a checkup, staying with his daughter, Morgan Mercer. His visit coincides with the shared birthday of Morgan's mother-in-law, Beatrice, and her mother, Sylvia. Morgan looks forward to a happy family reunion, only to face Beatrice's relentless bullying. Her husband Oliver Gallagher's lack of sympathy pushes her into total despair. Yelling, I am done with this birthday banquet! Morgan flips the table at Beatrice's birthday banquet and demands a divorce.