The Saint of 'El Infierno'

A broke college student drowning in debt agrees to a desperate one-night deal with an ice-cold chaebol heir whose family has been cursed with infertility for generations. When she discovers she is pregnant with twins—a medical miracle that shatters the curse—he pulls her into his world of mansions, corporate battles, scheming relatives, and vicious high-society gossip, offering protection and luxury she has never known. Now trapped in a gilded cage, she must fight for her voice while both discover whether love born from desperation, duty, and an unplanned legacy can survive.

Three years ago her mother threw her out with nothing. Now she's back for her father's funeral—and the will that erases her carries a signature no dying man could have written. They think she's the family failure; they don't know she reads deception for a living, and every lie in this house of old money leaves a number she can trace.

After a painful breakup, Emily tries to rebuild her life — and finds comfort in the most unexpected place: the arms of her ex-boyfriend's father. But what begins as a forbidden romance turns into a nightmare when the man dies under mysterious circumstances, and Emily becomes the prime suspect. As the police piece together the clues, the past slowly reveals that the real danger might be much closer than it seems.

Thrown into the rain by the husband who chose her scheming sister, a pregnant woman survives the night that was meant to break her — and quietly picks up the phone to the billionaire grandfather no one knew she had. While her in-laws toast their victory, a four-billion-dollar empire is already moving to bury them. A slow, ice-cold reckoning where every humiliation will be paid back in full.

On the night her husband throws her out pregnant for his mistress, a quiet housewife stops hiding the elite bodyguard she used to be. She walks back into the family that destroyed her wearing a stranger's face — and the people who called her nothing are about to learn exactly who they threw away.

They pushed a pregnant woman off a cliff and buried her under a lie. She survived — and walked straight back into her betrayer's mansion, wearing a stranger's face and a maid's uniform, hiding a blade of vengeance behind every gentle smile. One slip and she's dead for real; one right move and the family that murdered her burns to the ground.

A pregnant wife discovers her husband has spent six years in love with her childhood best friend — who has just returned, also pregnant, to take her place. What no one knows is that the quiet, convenient wife owns the clinic, the house, and the life he thinks is his. The night she stops crying, the hunt begins — and she is no longer the prey.

A dishwasher who spent years swallowing a chef's screaming opens one letter and walks into a billionaire's deathbed — only to be told she's his legitimate daughter. Inside the gilded house wait an heir willing to kill, a stepmother buried seven years too soon, and a lawyer whose loyalties shift by the hour. Every truth about her mother turns out to be a lie worth murdering for.

On the dock at sunset, while her groom kneels over her "best friend" in the wedding boat, the bride doesn't scream — she texts another man and gives him ten minutes to prove he meant it. The sun is a countdown, the boat leaves at dusk, and some betrayals can't be forgiven. Who will reach her first before the light is gone?

On the dock at sunset, a bride watches her groom fuss over her "best friend" in the wedding gondola — and quietly sends another man a ten-minute ultimatum. Every tear, every twisted wrist buys the manipulator more time, but the sun won't wait. When the clock runs out, someone is getting in that boat first.

At her own waterside wedding, the groom kneels to fix another woman's wet gown while his bride stands alone on the dock, counting down the minutes to sunset. What he doesn't know: she's already sent another man an ultimatum — nine minutes to prove he meant it when he said he wanted to marry her. His reply just lit up her phone: "On my way. I'll make it before sunset."

For three years she carried the blame for her mother's death, hidden away in a servants' room while her family forgot she even existed. The night before the birthday meant to be her last, the invisible heiress learns the truth — and that she secretly owns 40% of the family's empire. What was meant to be a goodbye becomes a reckoning aimed at everyone who broke her.