After a decade-long marriage ends in betrayal, New York chef Jilly Moore is left with two sons, a rising restaurant, and a heart she refuses to let break twice. As she learns to co-parent with the man who hurt her, she finds herself rebuilding more than a business - she's rebuilding her family, her future, and the parts of herself she forgot. Across split weekends, baseball games, school plays, late-night recipes, and unexpected laughter, the Moore family discovers that love doesn't vanish... it changes shape. And sometimes, healing shows up in places you never expect. She built a life around love. He broke it. Now she's learning how to live for herself - and discovering that love might not be gone... just different.

Siana ✨ well what worse can happen if I date a man who is cold and kind of mysterious, well maybe I was wrong from the start as I was never the TRUE ONE 📸 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .( Not edited ) And yeh yeh ik it needs a lot of editing 😜

Years of Love Days of ignorance Mistakes that can never be forgiven Will he be able to prove himself or she will move on ・⁠・⁠・ ( Not Edited )

They first met as kids - and he hated her from the start. She was just trying to survive, but to him, she was the girl who didn't belong. When their paths collide again years later, the sparks between them are impossible to ignore. Now, he has to decide: can he let go of the grudges of the past, or will his childhood resentment cost him the one woman who could change everything? Book 2 in my Grovelling Central Series, but can be read as a standalone.

Grovel Guys Book #2 How messily ironic it is that you've just realised you love the woman you're having a baby with and two steps away from romantically confessing and proposing. And your one stupid, assholery, decision of getting a paternity test, behind her back comes to bite you back. Sometimes a small waver of trust is enough to mess everything up.

Adrian Callahan spent a decade chasing Olympic gold, living on the edge of the world. At twenty-eight, he chooses to retire-not because he's broken, but because he's ready to finally build a life with Natalie Reyes, the woman who's loved him long before the medals. But retirement doesn't mean peace. A new career in endorsements pulls him into Vanessa Cole's glossy PR empire, where the line between professional and personal blurs. It's not just temptation-it's a betrayal. And when the truth shatters his five-year engagement, Adrian loses the only thing that mattered more than winning. Now, with the world watching him fall, Adrian must rebuild from the ground up-mentoring young athletes, rediscovering who he is without a podium, and proving that love isn't earned with promises but with choices, day after day. Almost Forever is a story about heartbreak, healing, and the fragile, powerful choice to love again.

"Gone are the days of whispered dreams under shared blankets and unspoken jokes that made us laugh until our stomachs hurt. We had once felt like two halves of a perfect whole, our love stitched together by time, trust, and a belief that we'd always be on the same path. But now, that path had split - quietly, slowly, like the shifting of tectonic plates." --- Stella and Vaughn have been married for three years - a relationship built on many years of love and trust. After meeting in college, they quickly became the center of one another's world, and got married straight after graduating. But things have changed. Gone are the days of late-night talks and spontaneous laughter. Now, silence fills the spaces where connection used to live. Stella often finds herself staring at Vaughn across the dinner table, or from opposite ends of the bed, wondering when the comfort of routine turned into the weight of distance. Vaughn, on the other hand, is too occupied to notice the shift. Too busy with numbers and securing deals, Vaughn never noticed his wife slipping away until she was already gone. Vaughn is determined to win her back, but will the combination of the past, family, and friends stand in the way?

Copyright © 2025 by Bookish Dae Elowen thought her whirlwind romance with Kaelen was a fairy tale-until she discovered she was his rebound. Two years into their marriage, she overhears the devastating truth: he's secretly remained close to the glamorous ex he never told her about, and their entire relationship began as a bet among his friends. Heartbroken, Elowen walks out. Now, Kaelen must embark on a grueling journey of redemption. To win back the woman he truly loves, he must cut ties with his past, confront his own failings, and prove through relentless, humble action that his love for her is real-and that she was never just a consolation prize.

He had the money, the charm, the world at his feet... But he didn't have her anymore. Michaela Ravens thought she had finally moved on. From the man who broke her heart. From the life she never chose. From the past that wouldn't stop following her. But she was wrong. They say love is sweeter the second time. But what if the second time comes with more pain, more secrets, and more reasons to walk away? Now, stuck between the ghosts of who they were and the ache of who they might still be, Mika must ask herself: Can she forgive him? Can she forgive herself? Can she move forward... or will she fall back into his arms all over again?

GrovelGuys #1 What do you do when you go by a rule of not having kids and the woman you want in your life had one. The worse part was, I misunderstood the kid for a dog and now the woman I've fallen for is walking away from me, on our very first Date, that had turned disastrous because of me. I knew I had to act fast before I lost her for good. Life doesn't always give you second chances for free, so I pick up my shit to Earn That Fucking Chance!