Constantly compared to his ex-wife, met with cold stares and silent cruelty. How long can a second wife endure all the pain?

Haya had plans. Plans to study, to dream a little longer, and maybe... to fall in love with the man she was engaged to. But sometimes, life changes before you have the chance to understand why. When her engagement is unexpectedly called off, the whispers begin. Relatives have questions, neighbours have opinions, and her family has only one concern-their honour. Within days, Haya is married to her older cousin. Zaid. A man she has feared since childhood. Quiet. Disciplined. Uncompromising. The kind of man who believes every problem has a right way to be solved. And Haya has never been that kind of person. Forced into a marriage neither of them asked for, they begin a life together carrying nothing but misunderstandings, resentment, and expectations. To Zaid, Haya is immature, stubborn, and unwilling to accept her responsibilities. To Haya, Zaid is another prison she never chose. But the longer they live under the same roof, the harder it becomes to hold on to first impressions. Because people are rarely who they seem. And perhaps the greatest mistake isn't judging someone... It's never asking for their side of the story. His Wife is a slow-burn arranged marriage romance about misunderstood people, unspoken grief, family expectations, and discovering that sometimes the person standing on the other side of your anger is carrying wounds you never noticed.

[Student X Professor] Soha is a 22 year 2nd year medical student, in her college she meets her dad's friend's son as a professor. They both maintained professional relationship, never had feelings about each other until their families tied them up together. She is his baby He treats her like a kid

For years, I loved my best friend, Liam. While he chased every beautiful girl who crossed his path, I stood quietly in the background, invisible to the one person who mattered most. Then, one drunken night, everything changed. Surrounded by our friends, Liam laughed as he declared he couldn't picture me with any man. According to him, I was so boring, so sexless, that I'd probably end up becoming a nun. Everyone laughed. I didn't. That humiliation was the final blow. I walked away from our friendship, transferred to another school, and erased Liam from my life. Years later, I've built the life I always dreamed of. I'm engaged to the man who truly sees me-Rahim-and I've finally left my feelings for Liam in the past. Until fate brings us together again. Now Liam is dating Rahim's sister, and for the first time, he's the one watching from the sidelines. The girl he never wanted has become the woman he can't stop thinking about. The only problem? He's years too late.