Other Short Dramas
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The wind Stopped at 18
The $100,000 left her husband's account at 2:17 a.m. — sent to a woman Rachel had never heard of. When she asked why, he said, "I felt sorry for her." When that woman moved into their home and started wearing her slippers, he said, "Don't make a scene." He never noticed she was already bleeding. She left that night with one suitcase, one secret, and no intention of explaining either. He thought she would come back. He was wrong about a lot of things. Three years later, in a banquet hall full of familiar faces, she walked in holding a little girl's hand — and not one person in that room knew whose blood she carried.
I Died in a Glass Coffin, and My Brothers Lost It
Evelyn Ashcroft, a lost vampire daughter, is finally brought home to her ancient family. Desperate for her three brothers’ love, she endures their cruel favoritism toward Lydia, the human girl they adopted. On April Fool’s Day, Lydia proposes a prank: Evelyn must spend the night inside a crystal coffin. Damian, Julian, and Roman believe it’s harmless fun—until the lid locks and the air runs out. As Evelyn suffocates, pounding on the glass and screaming for help, they laugh, convinced she’s actin
Don’t Judge My Homeless Husband S1
Wealthy heir Caspian pretends to be intellect‑impaired and marries fallen heiress Aveline. He secretly crushes enemies to protect her. Vicious ex‑fiancé Knox keeps provoking them. His best friend knows his secret, while his father forces him into a political marriage. Lies hang by a thread, and Aveline starts doubting her husband.
Reborn an Hour Before the Virus Struck
After dying once for sparing four college students who joked about having Ebola, ER doctor Evelyn Shaw wakes up on the same night. This time, she locks down the emergency department immediately. As students, parents, and university officials pressure her to release them, evidence reveals they secretly entered a restricted outbreak zone in Africa. When the virus erupts, everyone learns it was never just a prank
From Housemaid to the Don’s Wife
Maya Collins, a broke plus-size housemaid with a secret gift—she can hear dogs’ thoughts—never expected her life to change at the Russo estate. When mafia Don Anthony Russo’s beloved wolfdog is nearly put down, Maya realizes he’s not sick, but poisoned. After saving him, she’s drawn into a dangerous world of power, betrayal, and desire, where the cold-hearted Don begins to look at her as more than just a servant.
Seven Nights With the Wrong Man
Della is humiliated after learning the man she thought she spent seven nights with was never Luca. Her mysterious lover is actually Roman Moretti, a ruthless mafia boss hiding in plain sight. She soon learns an even bigger secret—Roman is Seven, the childhood boy who disappeared and never stopped searching for her.
The Don’s Long‑Lost Bride
Twelve years after a life-changing encounter, Luciana Pembroke enters a contract marriage with Baptiste, the feared heir to New York’s Lion Crown family, to save her family from ruin. Their arrangement is supposed to be strictly business, but neither realizes how closely their pasts are connected. As Luciana settles into the Lion Crown estate, a familiar bracelet, an old violin, and Baptiste’s unexpected reactions begin to blur the boundaries of their carefully controlled deal.
Dumped Once, I Returned with the Almighty Dragon Lord
Elara is abandoned by fiancé Caleb on their wedding day. She marries the mighty Dragon Lord Lucian and returns three‑years‑later pregnant. At the airport and banquet, Caleb and Vespera mock, insult and assault her, smashing her priceless necklace. Elara waits for Lucian, who arrives with their kids for reckoning.
I Lost 60 Pounds, But My Billionaire Husband Fell for Her
After losing 60 pounds, Layla uncovers her billionaire husband Asher giving her luxury villa to a female intern. Heartbroken by his emotional betrayal, she cuts her hair, demands a divorce, and disappears. Realizing his true love too late, Asher spirals, sells his company, and desperately begs for forgiveness. But Layla coldly rejects him, tosses his last letter into the trash, and proudly embraces her independent new life.
The One Who Had Been Selflessly Helping Him
Cheetah Nora Bennett sacrificed her dreams to make tiger champion Adrian Cole unbeatable, only for him to choose glamorous Chloe over her. Nora finally walks away and builds a new future, where gray wolf Ethan Ward recognizes her true talent. As Nora rises on her own, Adrian’s career begins to collapse, forcing him to realize too late that the woman he discarded was the real force behind his success.
One lie sent us all to die
Dressed in her wedding gown, Lyra waits for her prince. A fake treason decree ruins everything. Tricked by her fiancé and her own family for the returned false‑blood heiress, she and all the women of her house are locked in prison. Choosing death over slave branding, they perish. As a ghost, Lyra watches her loved ones drown in endless, far‑too‑late regret when the cruel truth finally comes out.
After They Chose My Sister, I Disappeared
Right before Alice’s Juilliard entrance audition, her little sister Sarah set off fireworks and blew out Alice’s right ear. She lost all hearing there forever, and missed her shot at her dream school. But her parents, brother, and even her fiancé? All they did was send Sarah overseas. Seven years later, Sarah comes back home. The whole family forces Alice to pick her up from the airport and hand over her piano room. Alice finds out—they never punished Sarah at all. They hid her away and spoiled her for those whole seven years. Then hospital records expose the ugly truth: Alice could’ve had surgery to get her hearing back. But her parents stole that surgery money to pay for Sarah’s school fees, putting Alice’s operation on hold. At Sarah’s welcome-home dinner, Sarah uses Alice’s credit card to buy old headphones. She blasts the audition backing track Alice once practiced with, making Alice’s left ear bleed. And still, everyone runs to help Sarah first