His betrayal was the storm that could have drowned her, but instead, it awakened the fire she never knew she carried. He expected her tears- but she didn't shed a single one. He expected her to plead- but she gave him nothing except a cold, final silence. He expected her to break- but she walked away with her head high, leaving him to realize the weight of what he threw away. And when she stepped out of his life, she stepped into a world where her love was not taken for granted- into the arms of a man who understood loyalty, valued respect, and knew how to hold a woman like her... not as a possession, but as a partner. She didn't lose him. He lost her. And she found someone far more capable of loving the storm in her heart.

"I want a divorce." And just hearing him say that my whole world that seemed to revolve around him stopped. Gathering myself I barely managed to speak in a voice that even I could not recognise. I couldn't comprehend anything going around me. "Wh..hy?" As soon as the words left my mouth he threw the file and the photographs spread across the floor. And those photographs had me in compromising positions with not one but several men. Looking at those photos I looked straight into his eyes. Disgust and hatred. The only emotions I could see. Taking a deep breath I composed myself and tried to keep my face void of the emotions I felt at that moment. Hurt and immense pain. If he didn't trust me then he has no right to see me vulnerable too. "Is this the only reason why you want to divorce me? No other except this?" It was foolish of me to ask him but I had to make sure. Also for me trust comes before love. If he doesn't trust me I don't even want to save the relationship. "Is this not enough you whore? What else can I expect from a slut and a gold digger like you! I knew it from the start that all you showed was just a facade. Your innocence, kindness, it was all fake. I just don't believe how can I be so dumb." Was I hurt? No I was broken beyond repair. My heart ached. I felt like I was seconds away from collapsing. I had far exceeded the limit of hurt and pain. I was so powerless in that moment that I couldn't even fight with him. Love makes you strong. I have heard and felt that countless times but they always forget to mention what comes after that. Love makes you weak too. I couldn't shout at him because I loved him. But I had to be brave. For myself. ************************************************** Is love enough for two people to be together or is there something more important than love? This is story of Xander and Sophie who loved each other but still couldn't be together. Because more important than love is trust. © All rights reserved

Elena lived a life wrapped in silk and secrets-married to Marco, a man whose charm was matched only by the danger of his mafia world. She trusted him completely... until one night shattered it all. Catching him in their bedroom with another woman destroyed her heart, but it also set her free. No longer the silent, loyal wife to a man who used fear and manipulation, Elena walks away-leaving Marco to face the wreckage of his choices. As the mafia turns its back on him, Elena builds a new life filled with peace, independence, and the quiet joy of freedom. But when Marco returns years later, desperate and jealous, she must confront the darkness she once escaped-and show him that the woman he broke no longer exists. She's stronger. She's fearless. She's Unbroken. A story of love, betrayal, revenge, and rediscovering your worth after the storm.

Ellie spent years rebuilding her life after public humiliation, loss, and betrayal at the hands of Renzo Bellavere - the golden boy who destroyed her family and never looked back. Now fate has bound them together. In a world where mates are sacred and refusal is taboo, Ellie must navigate a bond she never consented to, a society that demands compliance, and a man who believes destiny absolves everything he's done. This is not a story about instant forgiveness. It's about autonomy. About survival. And about what it takes to reclaim yourself when even fate is against you.

My family loves cake smashes. I don't. My fiance thinks they're funny. I told him no. He did it anyway. This story was written ad hoc based on comments and feedback with minimal editing before getting published. It is now completed with a HEA between new couples. No cheating, but lots of red flags. Smashing your new wife's face into the wedding cake is kinda a deal breaker

Sophie believed love was simple, predictable, and safe - until Lucas, her fiancé - the man she had trusted with her heart, started drifting away. Between glittering galas, family pressures, and the return of an old flame, Sophie found herself sidelined from her own life - and even her own wedding. Lucas thought love could survive on desire and loyalty alone. But when Sophie disappears, leaving behind a silence that shatters his world, he realizes the truth: love must be earned every day, with honesty and presence. In the months that follow, both are tested, changed, and haunted by what they lost - until a single, impossible moment offers a chance at redemption. Can love survive the fractures of betrayal and reclaim the hearts it almost lost?

Helena Wren had it all. What more could one want besides a successful tycoon of a husband, brilliant children, luxurious country houses, and youth and time to spend on whatever her heart desired? Apparently, so much more. That was the tapestry people painted of her life, and it was fraying at the seams while she could do nothing about it. Or could she? A friend, who's so conveniently at her beck and call, -whether she realizes it or not- is about the only person determined not to see her downfall. With Xavier Gregory behind her, will Helena finally manage to take back the reins of her life? And after so much despair and heartache, dare she hope and dream of a happy ending? #1 in movingforward #4 in firstlove #7 in freshreads

Born an omega into the strongest pack in the forest, Olwen Adams was fated to the Alpha's son and to become the Luna of the Silver Arrow Pack. But her fated mate and her future position were both taken from her by another she-wolf. Salvaging her pride, she chose to leave her home and become a rogue. Alpha Landon Cartwright had lost his fated mate before he'd even started leading the Moon River Pack. After the rejection, he'd thrown himself into his work, ignoring any attempts by others to find him a Luna. A year ago, he thought he'd found someone who interested him only to find she was mated to another-so why was she suddenly surviving alone and near his pack borders? #1 in omega (2 May 2024) #2 in wolf (8 May 2024) #1 in choices (14 May 2024) #1 in mates (2 June 2024) #1 in omegaverse (2 June 2024) #1 in packs (2 June 2024) #1 in werewolf (17 July 2024) #1 in cheating (31 July 2024)

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.

Quick note for my readers before you start this story. It is going to be taken off and sent off to the editor on the 13th of December 2025. Fern thought marriage meant partnership, love, and the quiet safety of family. For four years she's tried to believe that-tried to ignore the sharp edges of a mother-in-law who never wanted her, an ex who had moved too close for comfort and a husband who is always looking the other way. But when her husband's negligence leaves their little girl in a hospital bed with burns on her hand, Fern can no longer swallow the excuses. She is done being the afterthought in her own marriage. Her husband Conner insists he loves her, but love doesn't keep a child safe. Love doesn't silence a mother-in-law's whispers or stop an ex from poisoning the air of every family gathering. Love isn't enough-not when Fern's entire world has been built on the shaky ground of compromise. And as the fractures in their marriage widen into fault lines, Fern has to face the question she's been afraid to ask- What if walking away is the only way to save herself and her daughter?