Nova Sinclair has spent her whole life pretending to be the daughter her mother could parade in public-perfect, polished, and painfully obedient. But one stolen kiss in a queer nightclub shatters the illusion. Overnight, Nova becomes a scandal. And Lilith Sinclair, ice-cold media mogul and master manipulator, cuts her off without hesitation. With $3,200 to her name and no safety net left, Nova is thrown into a world she's only ever observed from behind tinted glass: one where loyalty is earned, not inherited, and love doesn't come with conditions. In a city that thrives on power plays and broken promises, falling for someone might just be the most dangerous rebellion of all

𝗥𝗮𝗲𝗹𝘆𝗻 𝗘𝗹𝗶𝘀𝗲 𝗖𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 knows how to chase stories- she's just never been the story herself. At 22, Rae is quiet, invisible, and new to the cutthroat world of journalism. When she's mistakenly assigned to cover a high-stakes corporate trial, she finds herself face-to-face with the city's most infamous attorney: 𝗖𝗹𝗮𝗿𝗮 𝗩𝗮𝗹𝗲- cold as stone, sharp as a knife, and untouchably brilliant. Clara doesn't give interviews. Doesn't answer questions. And definitely doesn't notice journalists-especially not ones like Rae. Until 𝘴𝘩𝘦 does. One conversation turns to three. Three become glances. Glances become touches. And Rae falls. Quietly. Deeply. Clara doesn't fall. Not at first. Not the way Rae does. But when Rae walks away, Clara realizes what she's lost- and 𝘴𝘩𝘦 falls harder. --- In a world of deadlines, secrets, and sharp suits, love wasn't supposed to be the story. But maybe it always was. One was chasing the truth. The other was hiding it. And somewhere in between, they found each other- in the silence.

Noa never forgot Eli-the best friend she secretly loved in high school before she had to leave without warning. A decade later, Noa has become a renowned photographer, known for capturing people in ways they've never seen themselves. Eli, now one of the world's top models, is untouchable-effortlessly beautiful, endlessly photographed, and always just out of reach. When Noa is unexpectedly assigned to shoot Eli for a major campaign, she braces herself for the inevitable collision of past and present. But when Eli greets her with the same easy charm she had all those years ago-without the slightest hint of recognition-Noa makes a choice. She doesn't remind her. What starts as a professional partnership turns into something more complicated. As they travel from city to city, working in foreign studios and sunlit sets, Noa watches Eli through her lens, searching for traces of the girl she used to know. The way she tilts her head, the way she laughs, the way she bites her lip when she's thinking-it's all still there. And yet, Eli remains distant, unknowingly standing on the other side of a story she doesn't remember. Noa tells herself it's enough to be near her again, to exist in Eli's world, even if she can never say what she really feels. But emotions are harder to edit out than a photograph, and the more time they spend together, the more Eli begins to notice the way Noa looks at her. Somewhere between the shutter clicks and stolen moments, Eli remembers and starts to wonder: has Noa always seen her this way?

"Am I too close?" I whispered, referring to our first conversation. Times were different now, we were different now. I watched as she fluttered her eyes closed, the sound of the music officially become background noise to the tension. It was giving in just as we did. Just as she did. "Maybe I want you to be..." - Blaine's love life is turned upside when she comes across a relentless Delta. Tatted like a notorious gangster, Niy'Asia makes all the effort to show Blaine how much she actually cares, despite constantly having to put her own feelings aside.

𝐀𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐚 𝐑𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐞 is everything that she'd ever dreamed to be. Not exactly a princess like her younger self would've imagined, but, nevertheless, she had so much going for her. She was beauty and brains. As she studies in university to become a surgeon, her life remains simplistic. That is until 𝐌𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐧 shows up. Madison doesn't just peacefully enter Ariella's life after all of their years apart- she causes a 𝑠𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑚. From her dangerously scented perfume to her bored gaze, she alters Ariella's life completely. Smooth skin becomes bruised with love bites, perfect hair becomes tangled with knots, and soft whispers turn desperate. The two women fight teeth and nail to make up for lost time, but it doesn't all fall into place so easily.

Sergeant Zora Bennett has spent 12 years in the Army, honing her skills in combat and discipline. But nothing could prepare her for her latest assignment: serving as the personal protective agent for Vice President Kamala Harris, who has just become the first female President of the United States. While navigating a relentless wave of threats and political tension, Zora finds herself drawn to Kamala's warmth, resilience, and unwavering determination. As the line between duty and personal connection blurs, Zora must confront not only external dangers but also the unexpected emotions stirring within her. In a world where every move is scrutinized, protecting the President may prove less challenging than guarding her own heart. I want to say this is all completely made up and I am just writing this for fun. I hope you enjoy.

Sequel to Rumour Has It Reya Singh knew how to survive noise. Fame. Rumours. Expectations. Love lived loudly. She didn't know how to survive silence. After a night that changes everything, Reya finds herself suspended between countries, memories, and a future she no longer recognises. The world continues as if nothing happened, while her life slows into waiting, for answers, for certainty, for the one person who made everything feel anchored. In a story where love is tested not by betrayal but by absence, When the Noise Stopped explores what it means to stay when nothing is promised, to choose someone who cannot choose you back, and to keep living when the noise fades and all that remains is quiet. This is a story about endurance. About love without guarantees. About what happens after everything goes quiet.

Serenth Lewis is a young woman in her final year of law school. She managed to land an internship at one of the most prestigious firms. Ambitious and confident, she does everything she can to keep her personal life from interfering with her future career as a lawyer. But beneath the strong image and confidence she projects, Serenth is caught in the grip of her father's manipulation and abuse. Liliane Larris is a cold woman who is the CEO of the law firm. She shows no emotion, neither in her face nor in her actions. She is used to keeping everything under control : her posture, her behavior, her secrets. That is, until Serenth walks into her life, shattering her carefully constructed world and awakening emotions she believed she no longer possessed. If there are spelling mistakes, Sorry. 🚬

Ocean Kingston is eighteen years old, a senior counting down the final months before everything changes. Graduation looms, freedom feels close enough to touch, and the long-anticipated senior class trip is supposed to be the last uncomplicated memory she takes with her. One month away. One final escape before adulthood begins. The destination is meant to feel like a dream-sun-washed streets, unfamiliar air, and a carefully planned itinerary meant to keep everyone busy and supervised. But plans unravel quickly. Meilani Vilsaint, the school's composed and distant counselor, never intended to spend her time chaperoning a group of seniors. Yet circumstances leave her with no choice. Professional, guarded, and impossible to read, she follows the rules because that's what she's always done. Until the room assignments fall apart. With no other options available, Ocean and Meilani are placed in the same apartment-style suite-separate bedrooms, shared walls, a shared kitchen, a shared living space. Close enough to hear footsteps. Close enough to notice habits. Close enough to blur lines that should never be crossed. What begins as forced proximity turns into quiet tension. Lingering glances. Conversations that stretch too long into the night. Feelings neither of them asked for, in a place far from home where consequences feel distant-but not absent. Because some boundaries exist for a reason. And some connections refuse to be ignored.

She hired Dahlia to take care of her kids. Not to crawl under her skin, not to make her feel again, and most certainly not to fall in love with her. Scarlett Romano, mother of two. A woman carved from ice. Cold, powerful, ruthless, and engaged to a woman who looks perfect on paper. A decision made for the sake of legacy, image, and the future of her children. Love? That's a luxury she gave up a long time ago. But then, Dahlia shows up like a crack in her perfect foundation. She's soft where Scarlett isn't. Bright where Scarlett is guarded. Her children have learned to adore her. And Scarlett- despite herself, begins to crave her. To need her. But Dahlia? Dahlia is breaking. She's unraveling. Because she was never meant to belong here. She isn't who she claims to be. She didn't take the nanny job for the paycheck, or the kids. She took it because her father is holding her brother's life over her head. She's not a nanny, she's bait. A spy. A pawn in a game she doesn't want to play. Planted inside Scarlett's home to find weakness, to expose secrets, and burn it all from the inside out. What she didn't expect was the warmth of the children. She didn't expect them to start feeling like hers. She didn't expect Scarlett's rare, shattering softness. And she sure of hell didn't expect to fall in love with the woman she was sent to ruin. Now, Dahlia's caught between two impossible choices. Between the family she's beginning to love...and the family she's so desperate to save. And if the truth ever comes out. She won't just lose her job. It won't just break hearts. It'll ruin everything.