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The Triplets' Final Regret

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Elisa is half-human, half-vampire, and she trusts the Lockhart triplets above anyone else. Her dream is to become fully human for them and share a future with one of the brothers. That hope shatters when Amber, the maid’s daughter, arrives at school. The triplets repeatedly abandon Elisa, humiliate her, and strip away her dignity, all for Amber’s sake. After enduring one betrayal too many, Elisa chooses to let go. She transfers from day school to night school and embraces her vampire side. But when she returns in her night school uniform, held in the arms of a powerful vampire heir, the same triplets who threw her away are overcome with regret and panic, kneeling and begging for her forgiveness.

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Vertical dramas in English, at your own pace.

Discover vertical dramas in English on 1 Minute Drama. Find a story, start an episode and follow the twists in order, on your phone or computer.

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What is a vertical drama?

A vertical drama is a serialized story made for a portrait screen. Episodes usually last one to two minutes, so you can follow a romance, a rivalry or a family secret during a short break.

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Why this catalog is different

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