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Isabella loved testing me. Right after graduation, she made me take on her $5 million mortgage. I refused. So she turned around and bought the campus heartthrob an $8 million mansion—in cash. She smugly tossed the deed in front of me. Isabella: “Derek, I was never poor. I was testing you the whole time.” Isabella: “You failed my test. What a disappointment. We’re over.” I just smiled and walked away. She had no idea who she was testing. I’m a billionaire’s son. Four years later, we met again at the National Wealth Summit. Isabella had just made the Top 50. She arrived with Carl, arm in arm. And I dressed simply. No designer labels. Just a Cayenne key and a child in my arms. One glance, and Isabella decided I was just a driver. Isabella: “Derek, you came all the way here just to see me? How desperate.” Isabella: “I’m on the rich list now, and you’re just a driver. Stop dreaming.”” I blamed my billionaire dad for making me come. I finally had a day to spend with my son. Now I'd have to waste it here. I looked at Isabella impatiently. Derek: “A driver? Are you sure… you know who I am?”

Aron's relationship with Lucy ended on a camping trip. Her "male best friend" Tom humiliated Aron, flirted with her, and wore Aron's late father's deacon shirt. Lucy defended Tom and slapped Aron, who walked away. He reconnected with Ella, fulfilled his father's last wish, and built a new life. Lucy's friends turned against her; Tom's jealousy became harassment and a lawsuit; she was forced to marry him. Aron married Ella, had a son Andy, and built a warm family. Lucy faded alone with regrets.

After accidentally emailing a steamy fanfiction to her new roommate—who happens to be her brother's best friend—Alison must navigate rising sexual tension and her brother's strict "Bro Code" to get the guy of her dreams.

After a soul-crushing betrayal, Tilly transforms from a wallflower into a confident temptress at an elite BDSM club. Her mentor is Cooper—the club's owner and her brother’s best friend. As a fatal attraction ignites, they must navigate a web of forbidden desires, balancing between emotional surrender and dangerous games of control.

At the party, I hid a love letter in a robe. I picked the wrong one. It was Logan McCallahan's: the Black Sharks captain, the Tide League's most famous face, and the only mermaid there bold enough to read it to the whole lagoon. She read it. Every word. Then she looked at me and said: "Same." It's a lie. Her girlfriend had just ended things with four hundred witnesses watching, and she needed a cover. I'm a waitress with no scholarship and zero heats, and I serve drinks at the reef cafe until midnight. The deal: three months, all fake. She wins back her ex, and I get a shot at the mermaid the letter was really for. Clean and simple. Then her father's plan for her life shows up, scheduled down to the week. And a magazine has decided what I am, and printed it under a photograph of me in my kit. And when her shoulder went, she signed away the only future she had left — so that I could keep mine. We agreed on three months. Nobody agreed on this.

Zoe Kovac is sure the “67” craze sweeping her town is just a marketing stunt — until a tape she never rented plays itself at 3 A.M., and the terrified boy on screen knows her name. Theo isn’t a ghost. He’s trapped between channels, and he’s been watching over her since the night the count began. But loving him has a price. The Tallyman — a smiling puppet from a kids’ show that was canceled mid-count in 1967 — is counting Zoe to seven… and it counts faster when you’re loved. To save Theo, her little brother, and a town that’s already forgetting its missing children, Zoe has to do the one thing the curse forbids: watch the show all the way to the end.

Amber is Vivian's brother William's girlfriend—and she sees Vivian as a threat. What she doesn't know: Vivian is the one actually running the Preston empire, not William. So Amber steals, humiliates, and even assaults her to secure her place. And William keeps taking Amber's side. Until Vivian stops forgiving.

Betrayed by her long-time crush Owen and tormented by her toxic stepfamily, Mia hides her beauty and brilliant mind just to get by. When mysterious transfer student Jace sees her true worth, she finally dares to shine again—securing a spot at Stanford and stealing the show at prom. But her jealous stepsister and stepmother won’t back down, and Mia must fight for the life she’s always deserved.

Wolf Prince Caleb tries to stop his sister's marriage to his hated rival, Lion Prince Leon. But Leon discovers Caleb's secret: he is actually a Samoyed. Using this, Leon keeps Caleb close and charms him. Now, Caleb catches feelings and must decide if Leon is his enemy or true love.

My boyfriend and I had planned to fly to LA to watch our favorite MLB team play at home. But on the day we were supposed to leave, I waited at the airport for three hours. He never showed. It wasn't until after dark that he finally called. “Sorry, Audrey. I forgot to tell you. Natalie found out we were taking engagement photos and got so excited she couldn't sleep. She insisted I fly out with her early to scout locations.” “You can make it here on your own, right? The three of us will meet at the stadium entrance tomorrow.” I stood frozen. Natalie Brooks was my best friend. She had watched Derek Sinclair and me go from high school sweethearts to planning our wedding, and always called herself our biggest supporter. Yet with one casual “fly out early,” Derek had left me, his bride-to-be, behind at the airport. “You two have fun.” I smiled faintly. “I suddenly don't feel like going anymore.” The next day, I saw Natalie's latest post. She had uploaded a photo of herself with Ryan Kane, my favorite player. The caption read: “Thanks to Derek for pulling strings to get me this photo. Location scouting complete. The things I do for my best friend!” I calmly liked the post. Then I called the wedding planner and canceled the wedding we were supposed to have in two weeks. Natalie never stopped talking about how much she cared about my happiness, yet she had already taken the trip and surprise meant for me. I was done sharing this relationship with a third person.