"Your toys can't make you scream like I do, Cho Harin." Twenty-nine-year-old Cho Harin has officially given up on men. Between her gruelling job at Baek Food Holdings and a body type that society constantly overlooks, she's accepted that true love isn't in her cards. Who needs a boyfriend when you have three faithful "besties" and a favourite Cornhub actor named Leo? But when a midnight noise complaint leads to her insulting her insanely hot neighbour, Harin accidentally sets off a chain reaction: 1. The neighbour turns out to be Leo. 2. Leo turns out to be Baek Dong-hyuk, her lethal new Marketing Director. 3. He's determined to make her pay for every bad word she said about his manhood. When Dong-hyuk discovers Harin's secret obsession with his online persona Leo, the ultimate power play begins. Jealous of the literal silicone toys in her drawer, Dong-hyuk makes a dark proposal: he's going to replace every single one of her "besties" himself. He's a ridiculously needy golden retriever of a boss by day and a dominant boss who demands absolute obedience in bed. Harin is about to learn that getting off on the wrong foot with Baek Dong-hyuk comes with very, very sinful benefits. And how long can she resist a boss who is so dangerously toxic in the sheets, yet so desperately whiny for her heart?

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A nine-hundred-year-old vampire named Sylvia emerges from centuries of hiding when a zombie apocalypse devastates the human world. Free to roam without exposing her kind, she survives on animal blood and the occasional dangerous human while quietly exploring a collapsed civilization overrun by walkers. She soon encounters a small group of survivors and gradually becomes their unexpected protector. Though awkward in human social situations, Sylvia proves nearly unstoppable-blurring through walker hordes, hunting massive amounts of food, curing crises by finding medicine across entire regions, and eliminating violent human threats without hesitation. Over time, she becomes the unseen force that allows communities like the prison and later Alexandria to survive and grow. As society rebuilds, Sylvia's role expands beyond survival. She protects thriving settlements, introduces rescued survivors to safe communities, and even confronts hostile vampires from her own kind, always emerging victorious. Her presence shifts human perception of vampires from fear to respect. When a cure for the walker infection is eventually developed-with Sylvia's help in locating critical resources-the world slowly begins to heal. Governments reform, civilization returns, and the undead threat disappears. Vampires are no longer hunted or feared, largely because of Sylvia's reputation as humanity's silent guardian. In the end, Sylvia remains in the rebuilt world, no longer a hidden predator or lonely wanderer, but a protector who helped humanity survive its darkest era and finally find peace again.

Aro and Didyme believe their long-lost twin sister, Deanna Hunts, died centuries ago-unaware she survived, was turned into a vampire, and has spent over three thousand years silently shaping the vampire world from the shadows. Gifted with the ability to sense lies, thoughts, intentions, and future actions, Deanna becomes an unstoppable force who ends wars, destroys entire covens, and erases ancient threats like the Romanians and Children of the Moon, all while leaving behind white roses as her signature. When she finally returns to Volterra, she reunites with her siblings and reveals the truth of her survival and past suffering. Instead of fear, her presence brings healing: she bonds with the Volturi, the Cullens, the Denalis, nomads, and guards alike. Despite her immense power, she remains gentle, kind, and deeply compassionate, often helping others, teaching guards, and filling the castle with life and flowers. Over time, Deanna transforms Volterra from a feared fortress into a place of peace and warmth. Her relationship with Didyme is restored into a deeply loving sisterhood, while Aro and Marcus find renewed happiness in her presence. Even the wider vampire world is drawn into the peace she creates. In the end, Deanna becomes the heart of Volterra-not as a ruler or weapon, but as family. Her return brings lasting harmony, turning centuries of darkness into an era defined by love, healing, and peace.

Born human over six hundred years ago, she lived a brief, fragile childhood cut short by a devastating blood plague that ravaged her body from within. Alone and dying at just sixteen years old after losing her parents, she endured a painful, isolating end that left her on the edge of extinction-until a wandering vampire named Wyatt transformed her into something new. But instead of protection or guidance, she was met with rejection. Seeing her unusual abilities and human-like traits as an anomaly, Wyatt abandoned her when she was still young, leaving her to survive alone in a world she did not yet understand. For over five hundred years, Aurelia drifted through the world in isolation. Unlike most vampires, she retained human functions-she could sleep, cry, and even eat-but none of it softened the loneliness that defined her existence. She lived hidden among forests, sleeping in trees and wandering endlessly, unheard and unseen, developing extraordinary speed, strength, and an uncanny awareness of the world around her. Everything changed when she wandered into Volterra, mistaken for a human who had stumbled too far into vampire territory. Her unusual behavior and uncanny calm around danger drew the attention of the Volturi, who quickly discovered the truth-but not before Aurelia had already unsettled, amused, and intrigued them all. Instead of punishment, she was taken in. What followed was unexpected even for the ancient ruling coven: Aurelia became a cherished, unpredictable presence within the Volturi court. Fiercely powerful yet gentle in her own strange way, she brought chaos, humor, and warmth into a world defined by control and death. Feared by enemies, adored by allies, and endlessly confusing to everyone in between, Aurelia transformed from a forgotten, abandoned child into one of the most beloved-and dangerously chaotic-members of the Volturi family.

A haunting, emotional saga following Marie-an ancient vampire forged from betrayal, fire, and impossible survival. As a human child, she was the fiercely protective older sister of twins Jane and Alec, bound to them by love and shared suffering in a brutal village that accused all three of witchcraft. Forced to watch Marie's horrific execution at just twelve years old, Jane and Alec were left shattered-only to be condemned and burned themselves years later, awakening as vampires with no idea who turned them or why. Long before they could understand their new existence, Marie had already risen from her own death, reborn in blood and vengeance. She returned to their village, annihilated those responsible, saved her siblings from the flames in their final moments of humanity, and left them a message that would guide them toward Italy-and toward fate. Centuries later, Marie resurfaced again within the army of the ruthless vampire Enrique, wielding unimaginable power and living as both weapon and prisoner. When the Volturi discovered her, she became one of their most feared enforcers-older, colder, and more dangerous than even Jane and Alec, yet still quietly bound to the family she once lost. But everything changes when chaos gives way to something no one expected: love. As mates, alliances, and fractured loyalties emerge, Marie-once convinced she was unworthy of anything but destruction-finds herself protected, cherished, and slowly healed by Nila, a powerful nomadic vampire who refuses to let her remain untouchable. In a world of ancient kings, wars, and monsters, Marie's story becomes something far more dangerous than death. It becomes belonging.

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