A modest landowner living in northern England at the dilapidated Wuthering Heights estate once takes in a homeless boy and brings him home. The owner’s daughter, Catherine, names him Heathcliff, and the children become inseparable. A few years later, when her father has finally squandered all his money and it is time for Catherine to marry, she seizes the only option she considers suitable—a young upstart who has settled nearby. Heartbroken, Heathcliff leaves Wuthering Heights in despair, only to return years later as a wealthy gentleman.

Two beautiful women hatched a plan: “We’ll poison that scumbag who treats us like dirt. We’ll toss his body into the dark water, and it’ll lie there until someone discovers this surprise.” But a surprise awaits them instead.

Ten-year-old Aurora hires her mysterious neighbor to destroy the monster that devoured her family. Suspecting that the girl’s parents may have fallen victim to the same killers who are hunting him, the man takes on the task, driven by guilt.

New York. Renowned music mogul David King, famous for his impeccable ear, is trying to retain control of his record label and is investing all his resources in acquiring a controlling stake to prevent its sale. Soon, an unknown assailant kidnaps his 17-year-old son, Trey, and demands a ransom of $17.5 million for his return. The police get involved, and it later turns out that the criminal made a mistake and kidnapped the son of King’s driver, but he continues to demand the ransom anyway, threatening to kill the boy if the demand is refused. The man faces a difficult moral choice, because if he pays the demanded amount for someone else’s child, he will be ruined.