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Romance & Relationships

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Collateral Hearts

Learn English Slang &
Conflict Resolution
Phrases
Strategic Marriage
Revenge Plot
Emotional Conflict
High Stakes Drama

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Plot overview

A story where love becomes a consequence of a larger, destructive scheme. The protagonist, driven by a devastating betrayal, enters a strategic, loveless alliance intended to dismantle the powerful family who wronged them. As they execute their calculated revenge, unexpected feelings complicate the arrangement, turning their hearts into collateral damage. This high-stakes plot explores the thin line between calculated strategy and genuine emotional connection amidst corporate and personal turmoil.

Level insight

The dialogue involves complex emotional negotiations, strategic planning, and highly intense confrontations, requiring sophisticated vocabulary and nuanced expression.

Learning goals
  • Learn vocabulary for expressing strategic intent and contractual agreements

  • Practice formal language used in intense confrontations and threats

  • Master expressions for managing internal conflict and conflicting emotions

Lingos you'll learn in this series

sharp

adj

In this context, meaning more stylish, impressive, or attractive than expected.

perfect timing as always

phrase

An often sarcastic expression indicating that an event happened at the worst possible moment, though literally meaning it happened exactly when expected.

what the hell

phrase

An informal and emphatic expression used to ask 'What?' or express strong surprise, confusion, or annoyance.

on it

phrase

An informal, concise response indicating that the speaker has understood the request and is currently working on the task.

not exactly a secret

phrase

A pragmatic phrase used to state that something is generally known, often implying it is common knowledge, even if not widely advertised.

you guys

phrase

An informal way to address a group of people (used regardless of gender).

Stop right there

phrase

A direct phrase used to interrupt someone, usually when they are saying something controversial or incorrect.

not while I'm still breathing

phrase

A dramatic and defiant expression meaning 'I will never allow this to happen' or 'I will fight against this until I die.'

happen to know

phrase

Used to ask politely if someone has specific information, often implying that they might not.

What is with [something]

phrase

A pragmatic expression used to ask for an explanation, often implying confusion or mild annoyance about a situation or object.

be more specific than that

phrase

A common phrase used to request clearer, more detailed information when the current explanation is too vague.

have the capacity to (do something)

phrase

To possess the ability, resources, or strength necessary to perform a task.

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