Where Does the Evidence Lead: who is who in short dramas

Werewolf

The Wolf King Wants Me Back

Five years ago, Sara, the Hare Clan’s eldest daughter, nearly died saving Lucian, Alpha of a Wolf Pack. But her sister Ivy and their family stole the credit, letting Ivy live as the beloved savior while Sara was humiliated, cast aside, and stripped of her sacred power.

Billionaire

She Stole My Life, My Mom

My mom locked me up. Her adopted daughter took my exam. I lost everything—then disappeared. Six months later, Mom found me working at a bakery and cried, “Rosie lied to me. I threw her out. Please come home.” I almost believed her.

Billionaire

After Rebirth, I Stopped Loving Them

Lyra, a snow leopard beastwoman, trades her ability to love for rebirth after her family betrays her. Returning four years earlier, she cuts them off and rises at a new academy, ignoring her brother Lucian, adopted sister Nova, and ex-fiancé Asher.

Billionaire

Don't Mess with the Billionaire Heiress

Billionaire heiress Ella visits a nail salon, but greedy owner Daniel and jealous tech Sarah turn a tipping dispute into violence. Bodyguard Mark saves her, and Ella retaliates by buying the street. Corrupt police grovel when they learn her fiancé Christian is secretly billionaire Mr. Cashman.

Billionaire

The Dragon Heir’s Secret Maid

Olivia Onyx is the top cadet at Blackspire War Academy, but behind her perfect reputation, her family is broke and her grandfather lies in a mysterious coma. Desperate to pay for his treatment, Olivia takes a secret night job that could cost her everything.

Billionaire

They took her daughter. Now she takes everything.

The mafia’s deadliest female assassin returns after ten years, only to find that her husband and her daughter’s fiancé gave her daughter to the old Consigliere and tortured her to the brink of death. Everyone forces her to endure it; the scumbag husband forces her to divorce.