I Married My Ex's Father

In New York, where the gap between rich and poor is extreme, top private art schools with tuition fees of up to $200,000 a year have long become a cruel playground for the children of the ultra-wealthy. The story revolves around strict class divides and oppressive power. The heroine, Ella Bell, a piano prodigy from a humble background who relies on scholarships to continue her studies, forms a connection with Liam Blackwell, heir to the Blackwell family, through their music. Her talent and love, however, anger the possessive eldest daughter of the Blackwell family, Selena Blackwell. Selena, joined by the Walker and Davis families, subjects Ella to brutal school bullying, ruins her hands, and spreads rumours to force her out of school. On a rainy night, Selena pushes Ella down the stairs to her death, and later, Ella's mother is hit and killed by a car driven by members of the Walker family. This murder orchestrated by top elite families becomes a time bomb that sparks a revenge storm ten years later. Ten years on, Ella miraculously survives, resurfaces as the second wife of the Blackwell family patriarch Edward Blackwell, and returns as a powerful heiress, exploiting the internal power rifts within the Blackwell family and the disputes among financial conglomerates to launch an ultimate revenge that drags all her enemies into hell.