CLICK ME HARDER He ignored her in real life . But online... he moans her name. Aadhya lives for one thing- her sexy, tall neighbor Eshaan. He doesn't even glance at her in the hallway, but every night she watches him, with fingers deep, moaning for a man who doesn't even know her name. So she decides to makes a fake profile. To Talk dirty and to make him beg. He doesn't know the girl he's jerking off to every night... lives right next door. This is lust. This is Obsession. TROPES • Online Love • Mature love • She falls first, he falls Harder • Love at first sight ... This story contains sex scenes and mature language, so proceed further considering all of this as warning is been given. #1 on #hotneighbour #1 on #onlineromance

~To the boys, who have never experienced love before, this one's for you all~ 1950s. ***Story contains mature scenes and Hindi phrases which are not translated in english*** Abhisar Singh. His life is too messed up with his insecurities related to himself, because of his past life. Until she comes, and washes off all his insecurities by kissing all his past wounds. Peep in, to read and explore Abhisar's journey!!!

Abhimanyu X Anika 💋 Indian dark romance tale

Book 1 of professor series ( under editing) " what is he doing here ? " " Wait . WHAT my husband is my professor! "

Warning Dark romance + Fantasy (18+) Mature theme Mature Language Forced relationship Dark love Anya Banerjee a normal teen girl or that she thinks she is. A free bird who doesn't likes to be restricted or caged. A free spirited girl who doesn't cares about what others say about her What happens when this free bird falls in love with someone who is completely different from her and who has no intentions to let her fly anymore? Is it possible to love the person you never wanted for you? Is it possible to be in love with a person when you only got lies and betrayal from him? Sounds like a cliché dark romance where the hero cages the heroine and shit happens No? Think again before judging the book without reading because this book is anything but a cliché story