Elena Nolde runs away from home for the sake of her true love, only to be betrayed and murdered by her lover. After barely surviving, she returns to her family, no longer believing in love. Her only goal now is revenge—to make the men who wronged her pay, one by one, and send them straight to hell. But she doesn't expect that the man she abandoned—the ruthless businessman, Bastian Holder—will not only refuse to let go, but also demand that she honor their engagement again: "You may have escaped once, but you won't get away the second time." Their relationship becomes a high-stakes game, marked by sharp exchanges at cocktail parties and a dangerously intoxicating dance of desire. The lines between love and hate blur. Elena is determined to win this game, but Bastian seems all too willing to fall deeper. "Oh, you're drunk," he mutters, his eyes filled with restrained fire. In a bold move, she lunges at him, silencing him with a fierce kiss. With old grudges, the games in marriage, and the dangerous temptation of true feelings, who's really the hunter—and who will fall first?

Carly, an ordinary girl struggling to make ends meet, finds herself caught up in the dangerous world of werewolves after an unexpected encounter. Drawn into a conflict she never asked for, she becomes the secret lover and secretary of a handsome, cold, and perfectionist boss who also happens to have a mysterious side. But this isn't any typical affair—Carly's duties mostly involve being his human-shaped hug pillow rather than anything intimate. However, things start to shift... "Mr. Baxter, didn't we agree on no sex?" "Weren't you the one who kissed me first last night?" he teases as he traps Carly against the office window. Her cheeks turn crimson. "That... that was to save you..." Outside, her colleagues pass by, unaware of what's happening. "Yes, and I'm gonna need you to save me again tonight..." His lips find hers, his fingers slipping under her clothes, caressing her soft skin. "Not here!" Carly protested, yet her eyes were filled with lust. "Come on. You know you like it here..."