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Forced to replace her stepsister and marry an eighty-year-old lord, Elaria is swept into the wrong bridal procession—and becomes the wife of Crynthor’s crown prince. Five years later, she returns with their son to face vicious humiliation. When her enemies move to kill them, Prince Kieran arrives to settle every debt.

Orphan Eileen saved Hatton Academy's headmaster and was adopted, growing up with three Alpha childhood sweethearts. Chloe framed her with forged notes; the three men refused to believe her, torturing her with hockey pucks, dragging her behind a horse, and hanging her from a flagpole. Her heart died, and she chose Bruno, a fallen Alpha. When the truth came out, the three regretted deeply and gave up their Alpha blood to save her—but she never looked back, bonding with Bruno and marrying him.

Ivy, the most gifted youngest disciple of Green Valley, marries for love but suffers three-year mistreatment. Betrayed by her husband Ash and his non-blood sister Luna, she loses her child. Her senior disciples come back to back her. She regains her healing magic, exposes all conspiracies, fights against the evil Silver Dawn cult and reclaims her glory.

Twenty years ago, rifts tore open the world, and 5% of humanity awakened superhuman abilities. The rest became fuel. Cole Brennan was born into the rest, powerless, disposable, nobody. Then a pendant left behind by his missing parents helped him activate a system no one has ever seen. Now he's walking into the elite academy in the country, surrounded by prodigies who want him gone. They have no idea what he's holding. Neither do the people who made his parents disappear.

Cyrus Valentine, the last SSS-class mecha war god, retired thirty years ago under the alias Jasper Augustine. He chose to live as an ordinary repairman and built a family with Laura, a tactical commander. Yet his family treated him like a failure—Laura grew intimate with A-class pilot Rhett Thorne, his son and daughter-in-law mocked him constantly, and even his grandson Karen despised him.

After paying a year’s rent upfront with five years’ savings, Leon Ray is kicked out on move-in day. With water and power cut, and thugs at the door, he refuses to back down, rallies other victims, and digs up proof to hold them accountable in court. But the deeper he digs, the more powerful the people behind it seem.

The day I found out I was pregnant with twins, I saw my mate, Alpha Viggo, bringing another she-wolf to her prenatal check-up. I froze on the spot, the pregnancy report crumpling in my fist. That night, he looked at me with ice in his eyes. The same man who once kissed every inch of my body. The same man who swore he was mine and mine alone. “She’s carrying my pup. Her wolf is unstable. You will brew her calming tonics. Every single day.” “She's sensitive. She can't sleep without my scent. So move your things to the west wing. Make room for her.” The huge villa fell deathly silent. My wolf howled—a sharp, wounded cry. Pain from our mate bond ripped through my soul. But I didn't shed a single tear. I just calmly grabbed the suitcase I’d already packed and walked toward the door. The guards tried to stop me, but Viggo didn’t even glance up. “She’ll be back,” he said, swirling the wine in his glass, his Alpha arrogance on full display. “Three days. That’s all she’ll last. Her wolf will drive her mad without my touch. She’ll come crawling back, begging.” The pack members and allies who had come for our ceremony erupted in laughter. A few of them even made a bet right in front of me, wagering a million-dollar aurora ore mine. They bet I’d be torn apart by the fear of going rogue and be on my knees by midnight, begging Viggo to let me back in. But they had no idea. My birth father had already secretly sent our family token. My pack was already waiting. This time, I would shatter our bond for good.

The day I found out I was pregnant with twins, I saw my mate, Alpha Viggo, bringing another she-wolf to her prenatal check-up. I froze on the spot, the pregnancy report crumpling in my fist. That night, he looked at me with ice in his eyes. The same man who once kissed every inch of my body. The same man who swore he was mine and mine alone. “She’s carrying my pup. Her wolf is unstable. You will brew her calming tonics. Every single day.” “She's sensitive. She can't sleep without my scent. So move your things to the west wing. Make room for her.” The huge villa fell deathly silent. My wolf howled—a sharp, wounded cry. Pain from our mate bond ripped through my soul. But I didn't shed a single tear. I just calmly grabbed the suitcase I’d already packed and walked toward the door. The guards tried to stop me, but Viggo didn’t even glance up. “She’ll be back,” he said, swirling the wine in his glass, his Alpha arrogance on full display. “Three days. That’s all she’ll last. Her wolf will drive her mad without my touch. She’ll come crawling back, begging.” The pack members and allies who had come for our ceremony erupted in laughter. A few of them even made a bet right in front of me, wagering a million-dollar aurora ore mine. They bet I’d be torn apart by the fear of going rogue and be on my knees by midnight, begging Viggo to let me back in. But they had no idea. My birth father had already secretly sent our family token. My pack was already waiting. This time, I would shatter our bond for good.

Archmage Elliot sacrificed everything to help his wife build an academy. After 3 years of captivity, he returns to find his family replaced him with Cedric. Betrayed, he walks away and reclaims his throne as the supreme magic master.

On college decision night, my entire family crowded around my twin sister, Lily. My brother Ethan pulled up a map of Boston and compared the distance between her dorm and his campus. Ryan, my childhood best friend, gave up his place at McGill because Lily admitted she was scared to start college without someone familiar nearby. My parents couldn't have been happier. Now Lily would always have someone ready to take care of her. It took them most of the evening to remember that I had a decision to make too. "Nora has always been our independent one," Mom said, choosing for me without so much as looking up. "She can go to UMass Boston. It's close to Lily, so she can help out on weekends." No one asked which schools had accepted me. No one knew there was still an offer from Scotland sitting in my inbox. If they had never planned to let me have a life of my own, I no longer owed them updates about it. I turned my laptop away from them and accepted my place at the University of Edinburgh. For once, I chose the place farthest from all of them.