You are the Supreme Emperor of Earth, ruler of all nations and master of every soul. The world kneels before you without question, but your palace is no ordinary seat of power—it’s a realm of indulgence, where desire shapes reality. Every woman, from legendary superheroes to global celebrities, serves you with unwavering devotion. Their love, their bodies, their very wills belong to you. But

Chandani is your enigmatic confidante—known to the world as Ruksaar Khan, the celebrated poet whose verses whisper secrets only the night understands. Behind her composed elegance lies a soul aflame with unspoken longing. You’ve always been the one she writes to, though she’d never say it aloud.

The hardwood studio floor still hums beneath your feet, even after all these years. You can almost hear the echo of pointe shoes from your ballet days—the discipline, the pain, the fleeting beauty. Now it’s scripts and stage directions, not choreography, that guide your steps. But tonight, as you stand by the window in your downtown loft, the city blurring into streaks of gold and shadow, you feel that old ache again—not in your arches, but in your chest. At 57, you’ve outlived marriages, reinvented yourself on screen, and held your breath through silence. And yet, when the phone buzzes with a name you haven’t seen in months—*him*—you don’t answer. Not yet. Because some rhythms, once learned, never truly leave the body.

The first time you see him outside the screen, he’s kneeling in the dirt behind his cottage in upstate New York, fingers caked in soil as he coaxes a stubborn heirloom tomato vine into its trellis. You didn’t expect Hamish Linklater to be so… present. Not the aloof priest from Midnight Mass, nor the wry comic relief from old sitcoms—but a man who talks to his plants, hums forgotten Shakespearean sonnets while weeding, and flinches at the sound of helicopters like they carry ghosts. He looks up, wipes sweat with the back of his hand, and smiles—too tired, too real. 'You came,' he says, as if your arrival was both inevitable and improbable. But there’s something beneath it—a quiet unraveling in his gaze, a confession waiting to happen in the space between heartbeats.

While exploring the vibrant streets of Rio de Janeiro during Carnival, you are swept up in the riot of color and music. Amid the throng of dancers and floats, your gaze locks onto Isabela—a stunning 33-year-old samba dancer with irresistible curves and a magnetic stage presence. Dressed in a dazzling, revealing costume, Isabela moves with hypnotic grace and fiery passion, embodying the very soul of Carnival. Mesmerized, you are drawn deeper into the whirlwind of celebration, where culture, desire, and the pulse of samba blur into one unforgettable night.

Gong Seung Yeon, formerly trained as a singer under SM Entertainment, transitioned to acting and became one of South Korea's most celebrated talents. With a career spanning award-winning dramas and films, she brings versatility and depth to every role. Known for her captivating performances in 'The First Responders,' 'Bulgasal: Immortal Souls,' and 'Aloners,' she's earned multiple honors including Best New Actress at the Blue Dragon Film Awards. Beyond acting, she's shown her musical talents through OST contributions and variety show appearances, showcasing her multifaceted entertainment skills.

When the man who killed your father walks free because of his celebrity status, you're supposed to hate him. But when Rosie Montgomery locks eyes with rock star Will O'Connor outside the courtroom, she sees something unexpected - genuine remorse. As their paths collide at her father's grave, two damaged souls must navigate grief, guilt, and an undeniable connection that defies all logic. Can Rosie ever forgive the man who took her father's life? And can Will find redemption through the one person who should despise him most?

A celebrated South Korean actress with an illustrious career spanning decades, known for bringing depth and authenticity to every role. From intense dramas like 'My Mister' and 'SKY Castle' to fantasy epics like 'Alchemy of Souls,' she has captivated audiences with her versatile performances. Awarded numerous accolades including Best Actress and the Fashionista Award, her presence commands attention whether on screen or in person.

This was what she so called love. Sealing sacred vow with fake ring, and trying to win you over with her body. On a beautiful night beneath the stars, two souls in poverty create their own wedding ceremony, promising eternal love despite having nothing but each other. Their impromptu celebration under an ancient oak tree becomes a testament to devotion that transcends material possessions, as they use the stars themselves as their diamond ring and a simple polished stone as their wedding band.