[Written in Bahasa Indonesia] Rochelliana Handjojo shines easily-pretty, playful, and dangerously soft for affection, a side effect of unresolved daddy issues. When Chenoa Liu appears in Jakarta's high society, everyone calls him the season's Cinderella: a shy, bookish outsider suddenly surrounded by wealth and gossip. Rochelle thinks he's harmless. Until she realizes she's already caught in something far more complicated than she ever expected.

[Written in Bahasa Indonesia] Anoushka "Nou" Caitlin Tanzil never thought she'd cross paths again with Chester Joaquin Handjojo-the only man she ever loved, and the one she lost. Once a girl who had it all, now just another event organizer hustling to survive, Nou is forced to confront her past when her company is hired for Oma Asmara's grand birthday celebration. Standing face-to-face with the ghost of what she once wanted, Nou must choose: do second chances truly exist ... or are some fairytales meant to stay broken?

[Written in Bahasa Indonesia] On a scorching night in Italy, 20-year-old Evelyn, fresh from celebrating her graduation, ended up spending the night with Ezekiel, one of Jakarta's most notorious socialite players. It was a mistake, and she never once looked back, not even when he tried to get close to her again and again. Six years later, Ezekiel Wirakusuma is back in her orbit-louder, bolder, and far more dangerous to the fragile order Evelyn has built for herself. And when she says that nutjob is much hotter than before, she really means it.

[Written in Bahasa Indonesia - telah dihapus sebagian] Freshly married into one of Indonesia's most powerful Chinese-Indonesian dynasties, Mikhaila Tanoto finds herself in a world where jade isn't just jewelry, qipaos are custom-fitted in Shanghai, and silence at the dinner table speaks louder than words. Her new battlefield revolves around Navigating social hierarchies masked as charity galas, decoding passive-aggressive praise from women in silk cheongsams, and learning that in this world, the real power lies in who pours the tea-and who doesn't get served at all.