Sherlock, a beautiful orphan Daycare Teacher, mystically became Frances's godmother, the only orphan in class 3 in Queen Frans’s Kindergarten where she works. Harrison Garrett, a billionaire, went on to adopt Frances after his graduation since his twins despise him because they blamed him for killing his wife due to his carefree attitude of allowing his wife to manage both her job and his father's business. She died of stress leaving him alone not to accept love from any other woman. Due to Sherlock being a godmother of Frances, Garett employed her as nanny to Frances as she fell in love with Garrett along the way when taking care of him, but Garrett pretended not to love her and rejected her love. Would he keep on hurting Sherlock or rather, continue to reject her love in order not to lose another Sherlock, a beautiful orphan Daycare Teacher, mystically became Frances's godmother, the only orphan in class 3 in Queen Frans’s Kindergarten where she works. Harrison Garrett, a billionaire, went on to adopt Frances after his graduation since his twins despise him because they blamed him for killing his wife due to his carefree attitude of allowing his wife to manage both her job and his father's business. She died of stress leaving him alone not to accept love from any other woman. Due to Sherlock being a godmother of Frances, Garett employed her as nanny to Frances as she fell in love with Garrett along the way when taking care of him, but Garrett pretended not to love her and rejected her love. Would he keep on hurting Sherlock or rather, continue to reject her love in order not to lose another woman in his life?

Roman Wolfe had it all; wealth, power, and a dangerous charm that made betrayal look like business. When he used Liana Rowe, a brilliant yet naive intern, to destroy her father’s company, he walked away victorious. She was left in ruins… and in silence. Years later, Liana returns not as the starry-eyed girl he manipulated, but as a formidable force with her own empire and a carefully crafted plan for revenge. When Roman’s world begins to crumble under scandal, he turns to the last person he ever expected to need her. Liana agrees to help him, but on her terms. Her price isn’t money. It’s humiliating. Pain. Power. She wants Roman to feel what it means to be used and discarded. But while she's executing her revenge, love walks in unexpectedly in the form of Ezra Cain, a grounded, gentle businessman who offers her the safety Roman never could. As Liana’s connection with Ezra deepens, Roman is forced to confront not just his guilt, but the reality that he may have truly lost her. Jealousy brews. Old feelings resurface. And in a twisted game of control, seduction, and redemption, three hearts become entangled in a love triangle laced with past wounds and impossible choices. But when the final move is played, Liana must decide: destroy the man who once broke her… or risk everything for the man who may finally deserve her.

They abandoned me the moment they discovered I was pregnant for a man I didn’t even know. Father would have defended me, but my stepmother insisted I was a prostitute. She watches her own daughter move around with different men, yet she blamed me for influencing her. She called me a whore and said I didn’t deserve to be called a daughter. But my father said he wouldn’t allow me to destroy my step sister's life. So they fly out of the country to change their life leaving me as an abandoned outcast, alone with my unborn child. I cried bitterly, wondering where I would begin from. Five years later… “Mummy, is he my daddy?” My little baby had grown into a handsome boy, always asking questions whenever the handsome billionaire man buys him gifts. “Shhh… don’t call him that. He only likes you because you look more like him,” I quickly corrected him. “No, that’s not it… he told me today that he is my daddy.”

I married her because I was forced to…I treated her like a stranger…And now, I’m losing her forever.Hannah was my wife. My mother forced me into the marriage, yet I ignored the woman who loved me more than anyone ever could. I pushed her away, rejected her, and watched her devotion crumble while I remained blind to what mattered most.She left. Five years ago. And at that moment, I didn’t care. I thought I could live without her.I was warned I’d regret losing her forever. I thought it was just words. I was wrong.Now, she’s back. Not the timid girl I once knew. Not the woman I could control. She’s a force to be reckoned with…a CEO, a business mogul, untouchable, admired by everyone…and utterly beyond my reach.And as if my regret wasn’t enough, another man steps into her life: a billionaire… my friend, the one who warned me all those years ago. The one who now holds her attention, her trust… maybe even her heart.I watch, helpless, as the woman I abandoned thrives without me. My empire is crumbling, my pride shattered, and my heart…irreversibly hers.I lost her once. I cannot lose her again.But can I win back the woman who no longer belongs to me…or will I watch the love of my life slip into the arms of the man who already deserved her?

Some betrayals come from strangers. The deepest ones wear your blood. Hannah’s world shatters when she catches her husband in bed with her sister, Melissa. Divorced and determined to rebuild her life, Love is off the table, until a mysterious billionaire sweeps her off her feet with charm, sincerity, and presents her a brand-new Benz during a romantic dinner. But just when she dares to hope again, her past comes crashing into her present. Tears beget her face after realizing that the Benz he presented to her was a rejected gift he used to propose to her sister, Melissa. As lies unravel and scandals explode, Hannah finds herself in the middle of a cruel game of manipulation. From fake pregnancies to public humiliation, Melissa’s betrayal knows no bounds. And the final blow comes not in court—but in a quiet act of attempted murder. Now, Hannah must decide whether to cling to rage or rise above it. “Why Sister?” is a tale of betrayal, survival, and ultimate rebirth—a journey from heartbreak to healing, and from victim to victor.