Lord Edgar Blackwood, head of the prominent Blackwood Group, was an old-fashioned man who favored sons over daughters. He tried to use his young granddaughter, Cassandra Blackwood’s kidneys to save her twin brother, Christopher's life. However, their mother, Diana Greene, arranged for Cassandra to be taken away to safety. The doctor who helped escape hid Cassandra in a garbage dump to protect her. Fortunately, she was found and taken in by Frank Burton and his wife.

Sophie Gray works in the city, so she rarely visits her mother in her hometown. One day, when she finally does visit, she encounters her newly wedded sister-in-law bullying her mother. Unable to tolerate such behavior, Sophie decides to set things right in her own way.

Hannah and Wendy Pyle are sisters who both fall in love with the same man, Ethan Seaford. Despite Hannah's feelings for Ethan, he chooses Wendy after she saves his life. Knowing her sister's true nature, Hannah keeps silent, letting the misunderstanding deepen between her and Ethan. Complicating matters further, Hannah hides her diagnosis of severe lung cancer. It isn't until Wendy kidnaps Hannah, nearly killing her, that Ethan finally learns the truth.

The wedding bells are ready to chime, and the venue is filled with cheerful laughter and chatter—but the groom is nowhere in sight. Clare Gale, the bride, feels a pang of unease as the minutes pass. Then, the groom’s best friend arrives with heartbreaking news: the groom is with another woman. Clare’s mind goes blank, unable to fully grasp the betrayal unfolding on what was supposed to be her happiest day.

Nora married her boyfriend to inherit the family business, only to be diagnosed with stomach cancer and abandoned on her wedding day. In a fit of anger, she married blind Patrick, who turned out to be the wealthy CEO of EverPeak Holdings. Together, they reclaimed their fortune and happiness after a misdiagnosis.

Boss Ethan Miller plots to be with his mistress, Jessica, by having his gorgeous and strong driver, Victor Brown, stay at his house. Jessica feeds Victor's need for wealth, prompting him to seduce Sienna, Ethan's wife, to ruin her reputation and leave her with nothing. When the scheme fails, both Ethan and Jessica face justice. Victor, on the other hand, realizes his folly and returns to a simpler, more honest life in the countryside.

Bella endured a painful marriage in Losan for three years, tormented by her husband Davis and his mother Camila. The breaking point came when she discovered that Fiona, the cousin she was forced to care for, was actually Davis's mistress. Heartbroken and humiliated, Bella found solace when her long-lost brothers, who had been searching for her since her childhood kidnapping, arrived to rescue her from her miserable life.

Irene Sherman, CEO of Wonder Group, is a business legend. However, just five years ago, she was a village girl named Doris Jenkins who completely changed her life. Returning to Jenkins Village with a project, Irene aims to rescue her family. Disguised as an investor, her efforts are thwarted when Joanne Sherman impersonates her, deceiving villagers and causing outrage. Mistaken for a fraud, Irene faces adversity but, with her determination and wisdom, exposes Joanne and wins over the village.

Deluxe Corporation's heir, Harper Simmons, got lost as a child and was adopted by a village woman. He was beaten into becoming dim-witted when protecting his adopted sister. Yeas later, Harper and his adopted mother attended his sisters wedding. However, the ingrateful sister humiliated them and refused to acknowledge them. Little did he know that the fiancé his sister was clinging to was Harper's spoiled younger brother, and they were eventually embarrassed.

After being discharged from a psychiatric hospital, Jodie Schmidt discovers that her new neighbors are her worst nightmare. Every time she tries to confront them, she's humiliated and insulted, pushing her mental state to the edge. Not only have they killed her therapy dog, but they're plotting to send her back to the hospital. However, Jodie fights back, using her mental health records to turn the tables on her cruel neighbors.