Just Take My Husband, Sister

Riana never thought her sister Liliana would ever fall for her husband, Septian. But suspicion after suspicion led her to the truth: her sister had fallen for Septian.
Unwilling to fight for a love that was never hers—especially since Septian had long harbored feelings for Liliana, even marrying Riana because of it—Riana finally let go of her five-year marriage and left to volunteer in Sorong.
"Why should I fight for a love that could never be mine? After all, I am not a caged bird. I deserve to be happy." —Riana
What happens next? Will Riana find true love beneath the wounds of a marriage she longs to bury?

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.

My Greatest Treasure

Melany Green thought she knew what heartbreak felt like. After two years of a loveless marriage to Santiago Bruce — billionaire heir, serial cheater, and the man she'd foolishly loved with everything she had — she walked away with nothing but divorce papers, a secret growing inside her, and a one-way ticket to Milan.

Eight years later, she's rebuilt herself from the ground up. A thriving career. A brilliant son named Lyon who plays violin like an angel. A chosen family forged in loyalty, laughter, and late-night conversations over wine. She's finally learning what it means to be seen — truly seen — by a man who shows up not just for her, but for her child.

Then Santiago reappears.

He doesn't come looking for her. He comes for business. But what he finds is the son he never knew existed — and the devastating truth that someone close to him made sure he'd never find out. Now he wants what he lost. The problem? Melany has already given her heart to someone else. And Lyon wants nothing to do with the father who rejected him before they ever met.

As old wounds are torn open and new threats emerge from Santiago's past, Melany will have to protect her family from a danger no one saw coming — while facing the hardest question of all: Can you forgive without forgetting? Can you let go without losing yourself?