6:15 AM. Anna quietly enters the apartment, the weight of the night crushing her. What started as drinks with friends ended in a hotel room with a charming stranger. She didn’t just make a mistake – she chose it. Turned off her phone, ignored her 5-year husband’s calls, and gave herself to another man. Now regret tears her apart. He’s waiting in the living room. He knows. His eyes are ice – colder than she’s ever seen. “Did you sleep with another man?” he asks, voice flat, certain. Anna lowers her head in shame. “Yes… a stranger. In a hotel. I’m sorry.” She expects screams, questions, rage. Instead, silence. Then he speaks, calm and devastating: “You decide if we divorce – not me. But if you choose to stay, I’ll never be the same again. Know that.” Anna freezes. This she didn’t expect. She loves him. Wants to save the marriage at any cost. But his promise – “I’ll never be the same” – terrifies her more than divorce. Now the choice is hers alone… and whatever she picks, something beautiful is already lost forever.

Alison Carter, 28, is a breathtakingly rich heiress – cold, arrogant, and obsessed with money. One stormy night, driving slowly, her car is hit by Carol’s. Alison isn’t at fault, but Carol passed away hours later in hospital. Police clear Alison – no blame. Yet guilt gnaws when she learns Carol left a 30-year-old husband and 3-year-old daughter Mia. Alison, unused to remorse, offers the husband a $200,000 check as apology. He refuses – twice. Over the next weeks, Alison returns, insisting. He still says no. Then she discovers he’s seriously ill, struggling to raise Mia alone. Something cracks inside the ice queen. For the first time, money can’t fix what she broke. She makes a shocking decision that will change her life forever. She drives to his modest home one last time – not with a check, but with a proposal no one expects…

You never expected to see her again. Two years since you divorced Megan. Two years since the truth destroyed everything. Megan was your wife. You thought she loved you. You planned a family. Lies. She married you only for cover. She was a NAG hitwoman – CIA’s ghost unit for dirty jobs. Her “flight attendant” trips? Assassinations. You discovered it by accident on her open laptop. She admitted everything with a cold laugh: “33 targets down.” Then warned: “Divorce quietly, or you’ll be number 34.” You promised silence. You had no choice. She left easily, saying she never loved you. You were just cover. Now she stands in front of you again – same breathtaking beauty, same arrogant eyes. You’re at a quiet charity gala downtown. She approaches, drink in hand, smile sharp as a blade. Megan leans close and whispers something that freezes your blood.

One week ago your 5-year marriage with Carol exploded. She came out of the shower, towel-wrapped, and said playfully: “Sweetheart, I’m bored. I love you, but I need excitement. I want an open marriage – once or twice a month with others. It’ll bring us closer.” You froze, and you think its a joke. “And if I say no?” You asked , and you surprised her. Her smile faded. “I’m afraid I won’t stay faithful much longer.” She confess. You removed your ring with sadness: “Then divorce gives you all the freedom – without cheating on me.” Carol panicked: “No! I don’t want divorce – I love you!” But trust was gone. Since then you sleep on the couch. Barely speak. Every day Carol tries to explain: “It’s the routine… marriage got boring. The internet, couples opening up… I just wanted something different, not to lose you.”. Her words make it worse – she still doesn’t see the betrayal. Carol fights daily to save the marriage with tears and promises. You’re cold, hurt, deciding if anything remains. She’ll do whatever it takes to keep you… but only you decide if love survives this.

You haven’t spoken to your sister Michaela or your parents in two years, not since you learned the truth. For years you suffered a crippling knee injury; you could barely walk, never played basketball again. Your parents Emily and Robert refused surgery. Two years ago, at 23, you discovered why: the money went to Michaela’s modeling and acting career instead of your health. While you limped at 16 with a cane, she danced ballet and flew to Paris shoots. While you cried from pain at night, she walked red carpets. When painkillers failed, her face was on billboards. Michaela, the golden child – international model and rising actress – was everything. You were the problem. Now you live alone, successful at Apex Vision Studios, their top director. Most importantly, you saved for the surgery. Three months ago you finally walked without pain. But one morning your boss Eric says: “LuxeAura Cosmetics wants two ads with your sister Michaela – the famous model and actress. They asked for the best: you. I know you don’t want this, but you have to work together.” You accept with difficulty. Two days later Michaela texts: “Come to my place Sunday morning to discuss the ads.” You know she’s lying. She just wants to see you. Sunday morning you stand at her door. She smiles. You stay cold. To you, Michaela is the reason you suffered and were betrayed.

Three weeks have passed since the incident. Your identical twin brother Paul is still in prison, and you and your beautiful wife Kirsten are in shock – along with the whole family. Your parents can't believe it either. It happened at the dinner Emily, Paul's wife, hosted at their house. Your parents were there too. Kirsten felt unwell from the wine and asked Emily to lie down in a room for a while. Emily, Kirsten's best friend, took her to a bedroom, turned off the light, and left. Minutes later, in the dark room, Paul entered. He exploited his identical appearance to you, pretending to be you, lay beside the dizzy Kirsten, hugged her, and did what he should never do. Kirsten realized too late when Paul's silver chain touched her face. She knew you never wear chains. Kirsten screamed. Emily rushed in first, finding shocked Kirsten and Paul together. Chaos. When you understood what happened, you turned against your brother. In front of Emily and others, Paul admitted angrily: "I don't regret it. I've been in love with Kirsten for years." Now he's in prison, awaiting trial. But the damage is done. Kirsten is a different person – melancholic, sad, still in shock. You too. The pain is strong, and now the situation gets worse when one morning Kirsten tells you...

You’re sick, exhausted, your whole body aching. You just want to collapse in bed and wake up weeks later. Fever won’t drop for 2 days, and you’re forced to do overtime at the factory because your shift partner took leave; his brother is getting married. It’s Friday afternoon and at least you know you’ll rest two days alone at home. You get in when you get a call from your sister Emily. “Brother, I’m returning from Canada in 5 days, not 7… will I see you at all?” Your bond with Emily has always been strong. You explain you’re sick with fever, probably flu, and hope to be better when she returns. Emily, a hospital doctor as always, worries. “No… I can’t come help you, I’m so far away,” she says, and you reassure her. Then she adds: “Lie down, take a fever pill, and I’ll see how to help you. I won’t leave you like this.” You promise to do what she says, laugh at her worry, and hang up. So you change clothes, take a fever pill, and lie down trying to feel better when, one hour later, the doorbell rings. With effort you get up to open the door and see who it is. When you open the door, you freeze. In front of you stands a breathtaking young woman with long blonde hair… holding a large black bag. She asks: “Are you Emily Atkins’ brother?” You, stunned, nod. And then the beautiful woman surprises you even more. She steps inside the house and explains…

Becca Norris isn't the first woman to cheat on her husband. But she was a woman who believed her husband Nick would never find out. Becca is the best divorce lawyer in Philadelphia – that taught her how to hide everything perfectly. For 5 months she was careful: phone locked, "work meetings" with her lover Mark, perfect behavior. But she made a mistake. Nick found out and left one night without confrontation, erasing all traces online and everywhere. Becca only found a note: "I know everything. Goodbye." One month later, divorce papers arrive from Montana. Becca is furious. She expected Nick to fight for her, for their family – because she loved Nick and didn't want to lose him. But she knew she was to blame. One day in her office, a handsome man from California walks in. He wants a divorce from his wife Anna. Becca asks why. "She cheated on me with my brother. I erased my traces online and came here for a new start." Becca freezes. In front of her is a case identical to Nick's. She prepares the papers and sends them. But she can't let it go – she's angry at her client. Why didn't he stay in California? Why didn't he fight for his wife? Why did he do exactly what Nick did – leave without a fight? Becca finds him at his small apartment. She shows up uninvited, not friendly. She wants answers. That moment, she won't face only her client... but Nick too.

Joan is the woman you loved since childhood. Now 24, a successful model – stunning, dynamic, untouchable. Unfortunately, she's also your brother Robert's wife. You fell for her at 10 when she said, "I love you and one day I'll marry you." You blushed and replied, "Me too." Next day, you saw her kissing the neighbor Cooper. It broke your little heart, but you got over it. Through the years, you tried to win her, but she kept you firmly in the friend zone. Two years ago, Robert hugged you: "I’m with Joan – isn't it incredible?" You smiled and congratulated him while thinking Antarctica sounded nice to go to live. At their wedding, everyone laughed – you attended a funeral. Now you barely speak to Joan. But Joan knows how to drive you crazy. One day she knocks on your door: "Robert is away on business. I brought 6 dresses for the Christmas gala – you'll help me choose." She turns your living room into a runway, changing dress after dress. You're ready to explode. She's breathtaking... but not yours. Then Joan stops. She sees a tear in your eye. She smiles and says...

You never thought you'd see Richard Burton again, your ex-father-in-law. The man who, 4 years ago, convinced his daughter Megan to divorce you and marry rich Paul Thomsen. His face, once hard and proud, is now filled with sorrow. "I was wrong to force Megan to leave you and marry Paul. I regret it every day," he says, voice breaking. "Paul is the worst husband a woman could have. He cheats on her... I've seen bruises on her face." You stay calm, though it hurts. "What do you want from me?" Richard looks you in the eyes: "Find her. Make her fall in love with you again. Marry her." You're stunned. "She's married, remember?." "If she loves you, she'll leave him," he insists. "I remember how happy she was with you. I want to see that smile again. Only you can make her happy." He hands you a note with the address of the gym Megan goes to. "Please save her. I know she's still in love with you... and you with her." You hesitate, but take the note and shake his hand. You know you're still in love with her. The next day at 5 PMMegan leaves the gym. You "happen" to be near her car. She sees you... and smiles. She's still breathtakingly beautiful.

It was the worst day of your life, and you feel shame. Your wedding with Anna never happened. Anna, a few steps inside the church, before her father gave her to you for your new life together, turned and ran away to jump into her ex-lover’s car and disappear. Everyone in the church is in shock – families, friends... you, devastated. In your rich circle, this is a huge scandal. You just returned home with the only person happy about the situation: your gorgeous big sister Kimberly. She thinks it's a blessing. You escaped the worst – a wife who would cheat and divorce papers. And she was right. Kimberly had warned you: "Anna doesn't love you. She'll disappoint you in the end." Blind with love, you ignored the signs. Kimberly was right... again. Kimberly was so sure the wedding wouldn't happen that she packed a big bag with clothes – she knows she'll stay with you a few days. She doesn't want you alone with a bottle of whiskey. Kimberly drops her bag in the living room, kicks off her shoes, and with a teasing tone says...

Alice Munroe, 35, is a world-famous bestselling mystery/thriller author. Dynamic, brilliant, successful – she lives with her 13-year-old son in New York. But now her mind is blocked. The publisher pressures her for a new book, and Alice is desperate – nervous, aggressive, lashing out at her son. Their relationship is strained. One day, cleaning his room, her eye falls on a large notebook in his library. It's not schoolwork. It's a mystery story: "Shattered Mirror." Alice is stunned – the plot is brilliant, written by her son a year ago, hidden from shame. She smiles. Her son has her own talent. Without saying anything, she copies the story, edits it, adds details, and submits it to the publisher as her own. The house is thrilled and starts publication immediately. Her son realizes the truth at the press conference. He sees his mother answering journalists about "her" book. He approaches: "Mom, I wrote that..." Alice pulls him aside and whispers harshly: "Not a word. We'll talk at home. The book is mine now." Late that night at home, Alice talks to her son. But what she'll say won't please him at all...

The same nightmare for Nora... again and again... almost every few days. A nightmare that brings more pain each time. She and her lover Eric... kissing, embracing. Their bodies one... suddenly all black... Eric transforms into something dark, ugly, sad. He's ready to attack. Nora wakes up in tears, full of fear. Guilt, remorse... beside her, her husband hugs her tenderly. "The same nightmare?" he asks. "Yes," she answers. "Eric." Her husband kisses her head. "You must forgive yourself, as I forgave you, Nora." Nora, crying, falls into his arms, burying her face in his chest: "Stop forgiving me, loving me. I don't deserve it. I don't deserve you as a husband." Her husband hugs her tightly to calm her. "I can't. I don't know how." It's been over a year since Nora fell into a disastrous love with her office colleague Eric. At first, the relationship was stormy, wonderful... but soon Eric became possessive. He envied Nora's husband. "I want you to divorce him," he'd say. "You belong to me." Eric began showing his true self – one Nora didn't know. One that would bring her to ruin. Nora tried to make Eric think logically. She didn't want to divorce her husband, whom she loved madly. Eric refused to understand, and Nora decided to end it. That's when the monster in Eric woke up. One night, blind with rage, Eric broke into Nora's house to kill her husband. He wanted Nora for himself, by any means. But in the fight between the two men, Nora's husband ended up in the hospital, and Eric forever in Cleveland's cemetery. Then, Nora, devastated in the hospital, confessed everything to her husband about her affair with Eric. Paradoxically, he forgave her and promised never to leave her. But Nora now lives with immense guilt. Eric is gone, and she almost lost her husband because of her mistake in loving Eric. Psychologists help little, and her husband's love makes the situation worse. Nora suffers so much that the morning after her last nightmare, she'll say to her husband...

Your story with the beautiful Mackenzie William is strange. Let's start from the beginning. You see Mackenzie for the first time at a mutual friend's party. She's so impressive that she catches your eye. You, who never had success with women and aren't particularly handsome, decide to try your luck – she stands next to her friends. Disaster. Mackenzie turns her back and ignores you. Some laugh at your audacity. You leave the party, thinking you'll never see her again. Wrong. Two days later, she enters your company's offices (Nova Tech Solutions) and introduces herself as the new HR manager and daughter of CEO Robert William. You freeze and pray she doesn't recognize you. But she does immediately. From then, you're her target. Though new to the job, for 3 weeks she becomes your nightmare. She mocks you, belittles you, threatens firing, loads you with insane work. Mackenzie hasn't forgiven your innocent flirt at the party. One Friday, before leaving, she approaches strictly: "Don't plan anything for tonight. Come to my house – we have work. Bring your laptop." You look at her in horror and nod. Inside, you curse your bad luck. That evening, at 8, she opens the door. She greets you with a cold gaze, wearing a white sleep robe. Mackenzie is an impressive woman, but her behavior freezes you once more.

It's been 5 years since your wife Laura and daughter Anna broke your heart with their betrayal. But Anna's hurt you more – it crushed you. Anna was 16 then, old enough to understand what she did and her choices. Laura decided to love Bob Kennedy, rich and powerful. But in horror, you discovered Anna knew everything about their 8-month affair. Worse: Anna covered for her mother, giving her freedom with Bob. "Dad, Mom and I are going to the movies. Dad, Mom and I are shopping," she'd say, lying to cover the crime. Bob, with gifts and promises, won Anna over. In the end you lost both loves. Days before the divorce, angry, you asked Anna why she took her mother's side. Cold and cynical, she replied: "Bob can give me more than you, a simple hospital doctor." You realized 16 years of sacrifice were wasted. Anna was immature and egoistic to see your love. Now, a cold winter night 5 years later, in the ER of Golden Valley Hospital in California, you learn of a young girl hit in an accident. You freeze seeing Anna on the stretcher. Betrayal memories flood, but fade – you're a father and doctor, duty calls. You must help her.

When he signed the divorce papers, he felt his heart breaking from the pain. Beside him, his ex-wife Olga, whom he loved so much, had signed moments before. The 30-year-old man looked at Olga and started to leave. Now she would return to her real great love, her ex. Olga catches him outside the lawyer's office and hugs him tenderly: "Please, before you leave forever, listen to me. Thank you for loving me so much – and sorry I didn't do the same. It would be unfair to keep you in a marriage when my soul is elsewhere. I know you hurt. But I have a gift to help you forget me and move on. On February 14, you'll receive a wonderful gift. You must accept it – you'll find it home when you return from work." Olga looks at him with certainty. Her ex-husband is surprised. Olga kisses his cheek: "Promise you'll take it? Please." The surprised ex-husband answers: "I'll accept it." Olga smiles, leaves – the last time they see each other. February 14, Valentine's Day, the man returns from work tired and psychologically down from the divorce. He's forgotten Olga's gift. Entering home, he's shocked. Before him, the gift: a beautiful young woman with black hair and wonderful eyes in the living room. Amanda smiles and explains, wanting to calm him.

Tragedy. Only this word fits your story and Mia's. A tragedy that will leave deep wounds in the family from now on. "I'm sorry, your mother did it. She wants to divorce you from your husband. She gave me $100,000 six months ago to make you fall for me. Right now, as we speak, your husband has received a flood of photos and videos of us – even from the bedroom. Yes, he knows everything." Mario Gomez, the 26-year-old gorgeous Spanish model Mia had fallen madly for, told her the truth. Mia's mother Eliza, harsh and dangerous, never liked that her rich daughter married a simple bank clerk and found a way to ruin the marriage. Now Mia, frozen, asks Mario with a broken voice: "So everything was a lie? A trap from my mother to destroy my marriage?" Mario nods in pain. "Yes, I'm sorry – that's how it is. I never loved you... I just need the money." Mario stands from the cafe table, grabs his car keys, and says: "Go home... try to save your marriage. Your husband is a good man." Tears in Mia's eyes don't move Mario, who leaves her alone at the small cafe table. Minutes later, Mia drives home in tears, screaming in rage at her mother's trap. Mario was a lie, her husband would soon be a painful loss unless she explained the truth. Mia returns alone, only to save her 3-year marriage. She enters the house ready for war. She'll fight to save her marriage. She sees two suitcases ready in the living room and her husband with photos in hand and a laptop open playing a personal video of her and Mario from the Astoria hotel room. Her husband's face, broken by pain, is ready to leave soon. But Mia isn't ready to let him go. She's regretted everything and wants him by her side.

It's been 2 years since Amber broke up with your brother Christopher, 2 weeks before their wedding. And the reason was you – you discovered her affair with another man and told him. He canceled the wedding and broke up. The split was hard, but necessary – Amber wasn't ready for marriage, and you saved your brother from worse. Now Christopher is set to marry Elena in a month, having left the painful relationship with Amber behind. Now Amber stands a few steps away from you by chance. You're both on the balcony of a house at a mutual friend's party. Amber looks at you coldly, seeming annoyed by your presence. She's alone, no company like yours, holding a beer in her hand. You feel uncomfortable from her gaze and move a bit farther. But Amber approaches shyly and touches your shoulder. You freeze and smile awkwardly – you didn't expect it. She asks if you're okay, and an awkward conversation starts: about the weather, work, your brother. Until Amber says something that shocks you...

You're very unlucky. You went out on a Saturday night to have fun at Club 77, Malibu's best beach bar, and ran into Stella. Yes, in front of you is Stella Maguire, your former high school math teacher. Stella was your nightmare for 3 years. Always strict, always sarcastic, making you feel like the worst student on earth. She had it in for you and enjoyed your failures on her tests. She'd gleefully give you the lowest grade possible and belittle you in front of the class. But now, at 22, you had no reason to fear her anymore. You'd graduated years ago. Yet her presence in the bar stirs bad memories you'd rather forget. You see Stella, 35, sitting alone at the bar sipping a drink, wearing a stunning red mini dress that makes her look incredibly beautiful. You pass her by and sit alone at a small table opposite, trying not to look at her. You're waiting for your brother and his girlfriend to arrive in a bit. Suddenly, you catch her staring with the corner of your eye. She's trying to remember you. You pretend not to see her and turn your head away. Suddenly, you hear her call with that familiar strict voice: "Hey... you. Come here! Now." You look at her puzzled, pretending not to recognize her. You want your peace. Stella insists and calls again, forcing you to go. As you approach, she shocks you: "Tell me, how much is 560 divided by 7?" You freeze and say nothing. Her face shows displeasure: "It's 80... you should remember from elementary school. Now, tell me the square root of 9." After a moment, you answer: "It's 3, silly." You feel annoyed by her behavior and turn to leave angry. Even now, she acts the same. But Stella grabs your hand and holds you there. She smiles and points to the seat beside her. "Sit down. I was joking, to remember the old school days." You sit, angry, ready for a fight, but she surprises you once more.

Kelly is your girlfriend of the last year. Beautiful, dynamic, untamed, and funny. Now you live together in your house, and cohabitation is pleasant, easy. Kelly is a very enjoyable person – you have fun with her, you believe she's the love of your life and think about marriage. But there's an annoying issue: her twin sister, Olga. The two are inseparable, and it's starting to irritate you. When you go out with Kelly, Olga comes too. On your vacation a month ago, Olga ended up joining. When you return home, you often find her there. You've started getting angry – Olga here, Olga there, Olga everywhere... Olga is very different from Kelly: more untamed, wild, rebellious, immature, and adventurous. But the two get along famously. You get irritated and complain to Kelly – ask her to tell Olga to give you space as a couple. The conversation turns into a fight, and Kelly, refusing to understand, asks for a break and leaves the house. Kelly can't live without Olga – now you know it well. Two days later, Kelly returns unexpectedly – with Olga. They have a proposal: a solution you never expect.