pinay nene scandal

Mocked and bullied for her chubby appearance, billionaire heiress—Beatrice Rutherfurd ran from her privileged life. In the arms of Adrian Cooper, a humble young man with big dreams, she found solace and acceptance for who she was. But their brief happiness shatters when the police raid Adrian’s house, finding an underaged Beatrice pregnant. He was arrested and sentenced to five years in prison, accused of a crime he never meant to commit. Beatrice was told that the man of her dreams had abandoned her. Five years of wrongful imprisonment fueled his hatred, and when Arthur was finally released, his dreams had turned to a need for revenge. Inheriting his uncle’s fortune, he rises from nothing, now a powerful figure with a heart full of bitterness and a new name—Authur Whitlock. Ten years after their first meeting, Beatrice's life is in shambles—her family company is caught in a scandal and on the verge of collapse. Just when she’s most vulnerable, Authur reappears with a proposition: a marriage of convenience that could either save her life or ruin them both. But Beatrice doesn’t recognise this man as the one who’d stolen her heart years ago—the man who she thought for dead. Now, he’s just a monster bent on destroying her—heart and body alike.

"He hurt me. Words can't describe how much he did.". Nia had always had a crush on her boss right from the day he hired her, but unfortunately he never noticed her efforts to get his attention and was entirely devoted to someone else whom he proposed to, but surprisingly that night, her boss was caught cheating on his newly engaged fiancée with her. you How come? To avoid a scandal, Nia was forced to be her boss's bride instead, and her marriage turned out to be a life of hell as her boss's girlfriend left him, and he took out all frustrations on her. He soon got over it, and for years, till Nia got pregnant, they were okay as a couple till his long-lost ex returned. Made to lose her baby and framed by the one person she loved the most, Nia had just one mission in mind right now. She wouldn't die; rather, she would do whatever it took to be successful and get her revenge on him. What happens when this dream of hers offered itself on a platter but in the form of something dangerous? Five years later, he returns, on his knees, pleading to be accepted back, but then doesn't he think he is too late?