Emily lost her husband at a young age and was forced to marry James, a gambler, with her three children. Her adoptive father beat and scolded Emily when she was drunk, and took her three children to pay off his gambling debts while she was unconscious. Eighteen years later, Emily's eldest son David has become the president of the group and is looking for his biological mother with his younger sister Lucy.

The Lord of Draconia Hall's wedding day ended in tragedy—a curse stole John Irving from his bride and plunged him into a coma that stretched for a decade. Left to fend for herself, Genevieve Collins became a symbol of steadfast devotion, sacrificing everything to keep him alive. Now awake and filled with gratitude, John is determined to make amends.

When Chuck Howe, a billionaire, was young, his wife took her own and their daughter’s lives due to his gambling addiction. It is only now when he recalls his past that he regrets it, but it is already too late. He's then given a second chance to return to the past and make things right. Chuck decides to change their impression of him by using his memories from his past life to earn a fortune and offer them happiness, and ultimately gaining his wife’s forgiveness.

Luke Cavill is a maternal and child health doctor. While providing support for an abortion surgery at a maternal and child hospital, he surprisingly finds out that the woman undergoing the procedure is his wife, Maria Lynch.

On Fred Elmer’s 40th birthday, his former classmate from the police force, Gwen Bishop, pays him a visit to seek his help in identifying a severely burned body using biotech. As the CEO of Imparial Biotech, he agrees and assembles his company’s top experts to extract any useful information from the remains. Just as the investigation begins, Fred receives a call from his mother, Mary Olson, telling him that his daughter, Bree Elmer, has been missing for 24 hours.

Wesley York, a top engineer at Sherton, has devoted many years to the aerospace industry. However, his neglect of his family leads his son, Hubert York, to mistake him for an ordinary technician working in a car workshop. To make amends, Wesley introduces Hubert to potential partners, secures bids, and provides valuable connections and resources. Despite his efforts, others perceive his actions as mere attempts to appear useful, subjecting Hubert to even more ridicule.

For young Daniel Campbell, family was everything. But when a sudden tragedy leaves him orphaned, he is forced to send his three siblings into the care of others—a decision that haunts him for the next 20 years. Consumed by regret, he sets out on a journey to reunite with them. As if guided by fate, he encounters his younger sister, Wendy Campbell. She was no longer the vulnerable child he once knew, but the powerful CEO of Campbell Group.

A devastating car accident leaves their five-year-old daughter gravely injured. While Raymond Lundgren fights to save her, his wife, Elsa Hanley is in the next hospital room demanding the doctors treat her childhood crush and his dog for minor scratches. Heartbroken, Raymond buries his daughter, but his grief turns to rage when they break his leg and insist on exhuming their daughter’s grave to bury the dog instead!

Taking advantage of his parents' wealth and status in Valia, Tim Cole constantly stirs up trouble with his friends, becoming part of an infamous gang despised by everyone. One day, his mother, Mona Leed, suffers a relapse at the park and is taken by Jane Holt and Phil Soot in their car to the hospital. However, in the parking lot, Tim and his gang block their way over a trivial conflict, unaware that the woman they’re trying to save is his own mother.

Mandy Quinn, a former top agent of the Drake Organization, has been in retirement for fifteen years in Jansen City, raising her daughter, Rachel Quinn, under the guise of a barbecue stall owner. When Rachel becomes a victim of bullying, Mandy steps in, only to face retaliation from the Zeffron family conglomerate.