The Ghost That Gave Birth

Since Andini’s pregnancy reached three months, she often vomited blood. The doctor said it was due to her not eating rice at all, causing her stomach acid to rise.

Her breath had a terrible odor, leaving Hendra confused, and her body had become painfully thin, resembling a skeleton. Eventually, Hendra decided to return to his village.

What would become of their story?

Would Hendra be able to take his wife back home?

Behind Your Death

Do you believe in the special connection between twins?

From a young age, Alicia and Alana shared a unique bond, capable of experiencing what the other was going through. Whenever one felt pain, the other would share in the sensation. After their parents separated, Alicia moved to the city with their mother, while Alana stayed back in their hometown with their father. The distance did nothing to sever the special connection they shared, neither their love for each other.

One day, Alicia was overwhelmed by an excruciating pain out of nowhere, and it scared her. She tried to reach Alana but was unsuccessful. Driven by a strong sense of unease, she began a journey during a stormy night and eventually lost control of her vehicle due to the unbearable pain.

Before she lost consciousness, she only heard heartbreaking words from the other end of the phone:

"We regret to inform you that your sister Alana has been found, all indications suggest she committed suicide…"

Alana's death caused Alicia's world to crumble, spurring her to return to their hometown in the quest to uncover the truth behind her sister’s death.

This led her on a journey riddled with small-town secrets and a passionate romance…

What secrets are hidden behind your death?

The Ex-Husband I've Never Met Says He Loves Me

Emily Miller Bastos is living through an unusual marriage contract. She is married by contract to Augusto Bastos Filho, but she has never seen him in person. Even though Emily has access to an unlimited credit card, she still prefers to be independent of her "husband" and work for herself.
Her main contact is actually with her father-in-law, Augusto Bastos. With only a few days left until her marriage contract expires, she is excited to finally be a free woman. The contract with the Bastos family was purely business, as her stepfather nearly bankrupted the family company. He tricked her into taking the place of his daughter in a marriage of convenience to repay loan debts.
Even after being freed from the contract with the son, Emily continues to work for Augusto Bastos’s company. Could there be a special connection between them, or is it just a paternal relationship with a man who helped her during this difficult time?