I Married My Stepchild’s Widow

Titi’s world shatters when her mother remarries into the cold Okafor family, leaving her desperate for love and recognition. In a reckless bid for power, she forces a marriage to Somto—her autistic, silent stepbrother—turning their home into a battleground of hidden pain, bullying, and twisted affection. But as her own heart begins to break, Titi must choose: keep fighting for a place that rejects her, or escape before hatred swallows her whole.

I betrayed Musa for money, broke his heart, and hid the child we made—now, six years later, I’m begging at his wedding while our sick son fights for his life. His new fiancée wants me ruined, and my shame is public, but Musa still doesn’t know he’s a father. If the truth bursts out under the Ibadan sky, whose heart will break first—his, or mine?

Everyone thought I died to save my daughter, but when I returned, my husband had remarried a woman who wore my gele and raised my children as her own. Now, after years of pain and betrayal, I’ve found love again—but my children barely know me, and my former home treats me like a stranger. If I want my daughter back, I must fight a husband who values pride over blood and a rival wife desperate to keep my place—no matter the cost.

The night my wife died, I rushed to another woman's arms—leaving my own son to carry his mother to the hospital alone. Now, guilt chokes me while my son’s silence grows deadly, and my new bride prays for peace in a house where love and betrayal mix like bitter leaf and honey. But in Nigeria, when a child goes quiet, only God knows what storm is coming.

On my mother’s wedding day, I was forced to call a stranger 'Daddy'—and his son nearly drowned me for it. Now, trapped in the Adekunle mansion, I am treated like an outcast, blamed for a death I did not cause, and forced to kneel before a stepbrother who would rather see me gone. I thought I was escaping poverty, but I entered a house where my suffering is the only thing truly mine.

For four years, Amara has poured her life into loving Chika, her autistic stepson, but he never calls her 'Mama.' Now, as the mysterious Sade enters their home and instantly wins Chika's heart, Amara is pushed aside—her pain mocked by whispers and family betrayal. When divorce looms and secrets about Sade threaten to shatter everything, Amara must decide: fight for a place in a family that never wanted her, or walk away with nothing but her broken heart.

Ngozi gave her all to raise Amara, only to be betrayed and shamed by the girl she called daughter. Now, after a shocking accident gives her a second chance, Ngozi must fight for respect in a house where love is currency and loyalty is a game. If she fails, she'll lose everything—including herself.

Ifunanya’s life scatter the day her papa bring a new wife and step-sister enter their Ibadan home. As family love turn to rivalry and betrayal, Ifunanya fights to hold onto her papa’s love—until one act of violence threatens to destroy her future forever. In this house where trust is poison, she must find her own way to survive.

Ten years of childless marriage push Seyi to betray his loyal wife, Morayo, for a younger woman who gets pregnant on the first try. Just as he sacrifices everything—his marriage, his home, even his dignity—for a shot at fatherhood, Morayo’s chilling final words hint that the baby he’s celebrating may not be his after all. In the fight for legacy, can Seyi survive the curse of a woman scorned, or has he destroyed his own future chasing what can never be his?

After seven years of sacrifice, Morayo’s husband betrays her by bringing his childhood lover into their home as a lesson teacher—then crowns her the new wife. Even her own children turn against her, blinded by the rival’s sweet words. Humiliated and heartbroken, Morayo faces the shame of divorce and losing everything she built, but she must choose: hold on and be destroyed, or walk away and reclaim her dignity, no matter the gossip that will follow her name.

Chisom, blamed for her mother’s death, grows up as an outcast in her own home while her father pours love on adopted Ifeoma. On her sixteenth birthday, public humiliation and a violent family rift explode—but a mysterious call from beyond the grave promises a second chance. Will Chisom finally reclaim her place, or will secrets and betrayal destroy her for good?

Ifeoma thought marrying Chief Uche would bring respect, but instead, she’s trapped in a mansion ruled by cruel old traditions and haunted by a stubborn, broken boy. When she dares to defy the ruthless staff and protect her stepchild, the whole house turns against her—while her new husband blocks her calls. But Ifeoma is done playing the wicked stepmother; she’ll fight for Kamkam’s heart, even if it means tearing the family secrets wide open.