Other Short Dramas
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Who Is the Elderly Mother Crying For?
Widowed young, Loretta Hayes raised two sons and a daughter alone. Her daughter Vanessa was abducted as a child. After marrying, her sons view her as a burden, each refusing to host her for more than a month. The eldest daughter-in-law despises her, while the younger daughter-in-law schemes for her demolition buyout. To avoid taking care of mom in her old age, her sons even weigh her like a pig. Vanessa, missing for 20 years and now CEO of Sterling Corporation, finds her and fiercely protects her, exposing her greedy sons and daughters-in-law. Ultimately, Loretta takes back her property and enjoys her later years with her daughter.
A Blessed Pair of Twins: Finding My Daughter
Margaret Sullivan's baby was abandoned, leaving only half a jade pendant. Years later, she scavenged to find her child while Oliver Sullivan went to college. Now battling cancer, Margaret attends Oliver Sullivan's wedding. To marry into her family, Oliver Sullivan claimed his mom was abroad and chased her away, unknowingly keeping her medical report. Later, Margaret shares her story. Elena Sinclair recognizes her but faces doubts. Soon, Elena Sinclair's husband William Thorne arrives. Elena Sinclair ruins Lancaster Technologies and leaves with Margaret, leaving Oliver Sullivan kneeling in remorse.
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.
Mom, We're Dumping Dad This Time
Vivian Kensington, a billionaire heiress, hid her identity to marry Silas Sterling and prove their true love. For years, she worked multiple jobs to fund his acting dreams. Just as she planned to reveal her wealth to boost his debut, Silas abandoned her with a divorce and an NDA. Devastated, Vivian suffered a car crash and fell into a 5-year coma. Their young daughter, Mia Sterling, stepped up to care for her, surviving by scavenging and being raised on neighborhood charity. Five years later, Mia hopefully approaches Silas, now a superstar, only to be cruelly humiliated by him and his vain mother, Agatha Sterling. As Vivian finally wakes up and sees Silas's true colors, she vows to strike back and protect her daughter.
A Perfect Wife
Grace Bennett remarries Ethan Foster, bringing her daughter Emma. But she faces relentless bullying and suspicion from Mrs. Foster and Chloe. Enduring it all, Grace uses sincerity and wisdom to resolve family conflicts. She saves Chloe from a romance scam, cares for Mrs. Foster, and uses her $30 million savings to help Ethan make a comeback after his bankruptcy. Ultimately, her kindness moves everyone. Mrs. Foster and Chloe apologize, bringing true harmony to the family.
Spoiled by My Husband in a Coma
Samantha Brooks desperately needs $150,000 for her daughter's leukemia treatment. Instead, her husband Bradley and his mother scheme with homewrecker Tiffany Sparks to steal her assets, forcing her to leave with nothing. With no way out, she accepts a marriage settlement to marry Nathaniel Sinclair, a man currently in a coma. After they wed, his mother treats Samantha like her own daughter, and Nathaniel miraculously awakens. It turns out he is the Chairman of Sinclair Group and the richest billionaire in Silver Bay. Falling for Samantha, Nathaniel crushes her vile ex, pays for her daughter's care, and sends her to an elite private school. The ex and the homewrecker face their karma, while Samantha finally finds lasting joy and is expecting Nathaniel's baby.
Blooming in the Cold
Raised in poverty by her fishmonger mother, Caroline Vance has an incredible gift for fashion design. At the Senior Showcase, she is discovered by Charles Sterling, the Chairman of Scarlet House Group, and wins a major design contest. She soon learns Charles Sterling is her biological father, and that her stepmother Evelyn Bancroft conspired with the butler, Simon Fletcher, to murder her mother. With the help of wealthy heir Julian Sinclair, Caroline exposes Evelyn Bancroft's plot, reclaims her shares, and brings the killers to justice. Ultimately, she finds love with Julian Sinclair and launches her own brand, 'House of Diana', making her dreams come true.
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.
Daddy, your three chances are up
Audrey Sterling, heiress of the Sterling family of Highcrest, has been married to Stephen Vance for seven years but could never outshine the one that got away, Vivian Mercer. Catching them kissing on the day Vivian returns, Audrey decides to divorce. Their six-year-old daughter Mia hates to see her parents split and begs for three chances for Stephen. Yet, Stephen only focuses on Vivian and her child Ava, turning all three chances into deep pain for Audrey and Mia. After Audrey leaves with Mia for good, Stephen still accuses them of betrayal. When the truth finally comes out, his regret comes way too late.