Rebirth of the Rejected Girl

For ten years, Carla Magdalena loved her adoptive uncle and guardian, Bastian Kenneth, who had taken the place of her deceased parents.

Carla was intensely possessive of her uncle—she would rage and scream at any woman who approached him. Consequently, Bastian grew to despise her and consistently ignored her.

Ivanka Caroline, Carla’s distant cousin on her father’s side, became her rival for Bastian’s affection. Ivanka manipulated Bastian, fueling his hatred toward Carla.

Even as Carla lay dying by her cousin’s hand, Bastian showed no concern whatsoever.

Heartbroken by this reality, Carla realized how foolish she had been—how blindly she had loved Bastian Kenneth.

If given a second chance at life, Carla vowed she would never love Bastian again. She regretted ever falling for him.

Suddenly Becoming the Stepmother of the Paralyzed CEO's Son

Kinara, a 24-year-old girl, has just lost everything—her home, her family, and the future she dreamed of. After her father’s death, she was driven out by her stepmother and forced to live in an orphanage until she finally had to leave due to her age. With nowhere to go and no family left, she only hoped to find a small rental room to start a new life. But fate had the most unexpected surprise in store for her.
In an upscale residential area, Kinara accidentally helps a little boy who is being bullied. The boy bursts into hysterical tears, suddenly calls her “Mommy,” and accuses her of trying to abandon him, leading the surrounding residents to misunderstand and pressure Kinara to acknowledge the child. Cornered, Kinara is forced to agree to the boy’s request. The child is Aska, the only son of a famous young CEO, Arman Pramudya.
Will Kinara agree to Aska’s game of making her his stepmother, or will she refuse?

The CEO's Fall

A gripping billionaire romance about a marriage built on lies, a love tested by betrayal, and a woman who refused to beg for what she deserved.

Isabella has spent her whole life loving Leonardo Montenegro from a safe, invisible distance.

When his grandmother — the formidable matriarch of the Montenegro dynasty — arranged their marriage, Isabella said yes knowing full well the truth: Leonardo had always been in love with someone else. She told herself she could live with that. She told herself one year of tenderness, of being the perfect CEO's wife, meant something.

Then Angela came back.

One morning over a breakfast Isabella spent hours preparing, Leonardo looks her in the eye and asks for a divorce. Just like that. She's still sitting at the table when she realizes she has a secret of her own — one that could change everything, and one she has absolutely no intention of telling him.

Because Isabella is done waiting to be chosen.