Other Short Dramas
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The Fallen Sea Queen Was Their God
Beneath the deep sea, the Four Kings rule a barrier-enclosed ocean kingdom. Their queen, Isa, is secretly the only daughter of Nereon the Sea God. For four hundred years she hid her divine identity and forged a sacred sea oath with the kings: to share crown, throne, and soul. Then Viola, the Saint of Tides, returns after a century, using a stolen Saint Conch Seal, cursed wounds, and forged evidence to accuse Isa of attempted murder. The Four Kings trust a stained silk scarf over the woman who stood by them for four centuries. They demand the Crystal Tear bound to Isa’s heart, give her treasures to Viola, and strip her title, casting her into an abyssal cell. Only her guard Norn remains loyal. Tricked by Vale, he retrieves a false cure that transforms Isa into a sea monster. Norn dies in her arms. The kings see only a monster and a corpse. Isa’s divine power remains sealed. Can the goddess they condemned reclaim everything from this sea of betrayal?
All Magic's True Master
Magic prodigy Alan, son of the Minister of Magic, gave his cheating girlfriend Hailey everything. She framed him for a dragon massacre and let her lover Drake push him to his death. Shy healer Emily's tears send him back in time. Reborn, Alan stops obeying her. Hailey's been posing as the Gallagher heiress and calling him the coachman's son. Now he'll expose every lie, crush Drake in a duel, and throw the most lavish birthday bash in the magic world for the girl who truly loved him all along.
My Sister Got the Party, I Got the Scholarship
Twin sister Ollie Campbell spent eighteen years as the family green leaf while porcelain-pretty Willow took the dresses, the MacBook, and the praise. Beck forgot her mango allergy for Willow's iced drinks; Hayes spent months of pay on Willow and blamed Ollie. On application night, they steered Willow to Stanford and Ollie to community college—never asking about her 1580 SAT. Beck dropped MIT for Willow; Ollie quietly chose UT Austin, 2,400 km away. When Mom stole her savings for Willow's graduation party, Ollie left. A reporter exposed her National Merit scholarships too late. In Texas, she rebuilt herself—honors, papers, NSF work—and refused Dad's regret, Hayes's scolding, and Beck's rain-soaked plea. Years later, she turns away their money pleas and harassment. At graduation, she smiles for the camera and toasts, "To the future." Willow got the party. Ollie got the scholarship—and a life that is finally hers. Favoritism breeds no loyalty; silence never buys being seen. An underestimated life can still bloom.
Ditched My Jerk Beastman, Bound a Dragon
Low-born Vera spent a year despised and hurt by Julian, her leopard beastman — to him, her purchase was shame. Heartbroken, she asked the Guild for a new contract and came home with the dragon nobody wanted, Cedric, unbowed by three years of taming. But he chose her. He shielded her, guarded her, and gave his life against every hunter. She understood at last. This contract is not taming, but two souls leaning on each other. When a plot aims at her unborn child, this dragon will tear down the city.
The Crash That Woke Me Up
After nine years as Richard’s full-time wife, Sarah learned mistress Chloe had lasted seven. Their son Leo—Asperger’s, ADHD, epilepsy history—chose Chloe for parent night and called Sarah an uncool “Loser.” Sarah filed for divorce and gave up custody, but Richard wanted her to stay the free nanny. She forced his signature and left with two pairs of flats. Chloe faked Leo’s emergency with ketchup blood; Sarah rushed back, slapped her, and Richard kicked Sarah down the stone steps into a storm. At the ER, Sarah denied having family and told Leo never to call her Mom again. She got a restraining order, retook the bar, and joined a top Manhattan firm. Later, Richard begged her to handle his divorce from Chloe. She refused and slapped him. Chloe stabbed him, Leo asked about trusts, and Sarah made partner. The mother on those rainy steps was already dead.
The Sterling Wife's Exit
Clara, daughter of New York's real‑estate nouveau‑riche, enters a marriage‑of‑convenience with Richard from Boston's old‑money family. Plagued by her husband's coldness and in‑laws' class prejudice, she sees her son Leo turn against her, while Richard's subordinate Victoria sows discord. A doctored family photo triggers the showdown. Clara renounces wealthy privileges and leaves the mansion. Remorseful Richard begs for reconciliation and even Leo pleads for her return, yet Clara refuses to go back, cutting loose her painful past to start a new life.
Lie For You, Die For You
Mage-queen Clare is forced by her dying king's pact to marry Orlando—a humble, magicless commoner. For three years she mocks him as a freeloader, never knowing he is Lucifer, Lord of Hell in disguise, crushing trolls and invaders to protect her realm. When the pact ends and Orlando vanishes, Clare crumbles. She only learns the truth when trolls breach her capital. Humbled, she begs him to return—and this time proposes, with a king's heart, not a contract.
She Fixed More Than the Pipes The Tomboy Who Stole a Capo’s Wife
In 2000s Miami, Anora—mob boss Leon's wife—is shamed as "frigid" after three years of marriage. Then she meets Alex, a handsome tomboy plumber in the mob wives' circle. Alex's touch awakens Anora's body for the first time. But Alex is no plumber—she's a mole sent by Enzo, Leon's rival. Twenty years ago, Leon murdered her entire family. Now Alex is here for revenge.
She Came Back as My Brother's Fiancée
Three years ago, Iris left Selena behind. Now Selena is engaged to her brother. Iris returns—with stolen kisses, hidden touches, and a secret marriage contract signed under the aurora. When Noah tries to ruin Selena's family, Iris fights back with the only weapon she needs: her lover's kiss.
Marry My Rival on My Wedding Day
One hour before our wedding, Austin postponed it—and gave our restaurant fund to my bully. I'd worked sixteen-hour kitchen shifts for that money. When I said we were done, he laughed: "Who'll marry you? Dexter Callahan?" Dexter was my culinary rival. We'd spent three years tearing each other's dishes apart. Austin thought it was a joke. I picked up my phone. "Dexter, I'll give you the recipe you've always wanted. One condition: marry me today."
$800 Instead Of $800,000 : I Became The Hot Dog Queen
Paige once stayed by Bryan’s side quietly, enduring all grievances. Bryan believes he transfers $800,000 to her account every month. However, his secretary Sonya secretly diverts most of the funds, and Paige only receives a mere $800 each month. After discovering the fraud, Paige chooses to disappear. She starts a hot dog cart business and becomes an internet sensation. When Bryan finally learns the shocking truth, he is overwhelmed by guilt and begins to chase Paige, hoping
Cheerleading Uniform, Wrong Sister
My fiancé pulled me into his arms—and called me by my sister's name. At our pre-wedding costume party, I'd worn my old cheerleading uniform to surprise Jasper, the star quarterback I was about to marry. Drunk on the couch, he held me tight. "Chloe, please. Stay with me." I froze. I'm Marin. Chloe is my older sister. Was he marrying the woman he loved—or the closest he could get to her?