Miss Secretary, Don't Do This to Me

Humble baker Everly agrees to flash marry Julian, a single-dad billionaire who needs a stand-in wife to keep custody of his daughter. What begins as a pretend marriage turns into a recipe for love as they figure out their feelings for each other while battling a jealous nemesis, a stalker ex-fiancé and a batshit crazy ex-wife who will do anything to break them up.

Valerie is rejected by her family for being born with a birthmark on her face but Andrew Hills, a hot billionaire, falls in love with her when the two share a moment of passion at a hot spring. He goes on the hunt to find her but in a twist of events, he accidentally hits her with his car and causes her to lose her memory before he discovers who she is. He takes in Valerie while not knowing she's the one he's looking for.

Chef Leon Kennedy, once the "King of Cooking," fell apart after his wife died in a tragic car accident. His deep depression led him to fall into homelessness, losing everything except his beloved dog, Dante. A restaurant owner takes him in, giving him a job, not knowing who he is. Working in the kitchen, he faces the abuse of the executive sous chef (Bryant), who belittles and disrespects him. Leon tries to keep his head down, but when a nefarious businessman (William) threatens the restaurant, Leon has to break out the skills and artistry that made him a legendary chef. The restoration of his glory and joy is shortlived, however, as the spiteful chef Bryant defames him, and the resentful William kills his beloved dog. Enduring ups, downs, and devastation once again, the aggrieved Chef Leon picks up his chef's knife, hungry for revenge.

When Sophia sets out to find her missing twin sister, Tina, the trail leads her to The Red Veil, an elite vampire nightclub ruled by the ruthless Von Drák family. As she digs deeper into its dark, seductive world, Sophia discovers a chilling prophecy, a forbidden romance, and a supernatural war that could consume them all.

Following the tragic death of their daughter Alyssa in a youth center collapse, Hazel seeks justice and revenge on her firefighter husband Jace, who chose to save his ex-lover Candace and her daughter, Kimberly, instead. Consumed by grief and rage, Hazel holds Jace and Candace responsible for Alyssa's death. As she navigates her sorrow, Hazel transforms her pain into a drive for charity, establishing a foundation to help children. Burdened by guilt, Jace tries to make amends for his decisions, leading to his self-imposed exile. Ultimately, Hazel moves on, finds new love, and leaves Jace to face the consequences of his actions.

Natalie's conniving grandmother and sister marry her off to a rural farmer, Rhett. He's a single father, looking after a mute daughter, Ellie. Natalie's presence isn't taken kindly, as she is shunned by Ellie and the woman next door. Over time, she learns the woman next door is actually abusing Ellie. She develops a bond with Ellie, which deepens when Ellie speaks up for the first time to save her. But as Natalie starts settling in, new troubles arise. Ellie is bullied at school, and Natalie gets tangled in conflicts involving both her old and new families. She vows to protect the hard-won love and family she's built.