this is a story about two soldiers ( Aliza and Jeremiah) struggling in the battlefield of love. Will they be able to overcome such obstacles to finally reveal each other's love? (This is my new account for posting my stories, wattapad is reading this. This is the same writer but on this account)

TYLER: (heart emoji) Ack!!! Why won't it unsend!!! Ummmm. That was an accident. My fingers slipped. LALAAAA don't mind me, just embarrassing myself over here... In which Tyler accidentally texts the wrong number and falls in love with a girl he's never met.

Titilope Akinwunmi is a bright, resilient teenage girl growing up in the village with her mother. Life is hard, but despite their poverty, they are content, finding joy in small moments and relying on each other for strength. Although they were poor, they were content and okay with their lives, until one day! Tragedy struck, changing their lives forever. --- On a dark, rainy night, as the cool breeze followed a scorching day at the market, Titilope and her mother lay on their small bed, enjoying a rare moment of peace. Suddenly, a loud thud shattered the silence, and their wooden door flew open. Three towering men clad in black appeared, guns in hand, their faces hidden in the shadows. "Who are these people?" Titilope's mother whispered, fear choking her voice. "Where is the money in this house?" one of the men demanded, his deep baritone shaking the room. Terrified, Titilope and her mother clung to each other, but when Titilope spoke up to defend them, the men only laughed, cold, merciless laughter that sent shivers down her spine. Just when it seemed they might leave, relief turned to horror. In a swift, devastating moment, a gunshot rang out, and her mother fell, limply, silently, leaving Titilope trapped in a nightmare from which there was no escape. A story of survival, loss, and the harsh realities of life as an orphan. Titilope's Journey grips the heart and refuses to let go. Will Titilope have a happy ending? Dive into the book to find out! . . . . #1 in Lagos 🥇 20/10/25. #3 in Yoruba🥉14/11/25. #1 in saynotorape🥇 15/10/25. #4 in Naija 🏅20/11/25. # 1 in Nigerianfiction🥇 10/12/25.

Wedding Planner's Golden Rule: Don't fall in love with the groom. Handsome, charming, billionaire playboy, Aiden Carlisle's wedding to beautiful, but demanding Caroline Baxter is set to be the event of the century. Sweet, smart and talented, Rosalie Darling is the best in the business; wedding planner to the stars! Planning a wedding brings people together, but what if it brings the wrong people close? * "Aiden. Aiden," she said, softly, hurriedly, breathlessly, clutching my shirt in her delicate hands. Her body was pulling me closer and her mind was pushing me away. I couldn't tear my eyes off her face, her lips. She was breathing heavily. "I'm planning your wedding," she said, her eyes focused on my lips, so close to hers, as she bit down on her lower lip. I smirked, chuckling darkly. "What wedding?" I asked. I tightened the grip that I had on her. And I pressed my lips to hers. * #1 in Love #2 in Romance #20 in Bad Boy

*That's Not How You Flirt* *Shadows in a Hall | School of Troublemakers | Secrets of Blackridge Academy* When Theodore somehow lands himself at Blackridge Academy-a school shrouded in mystery and filled with missing students-he quickly realizes this place is nothing like any high school he's known. Between the shadowy halls, secret whispers, and a crush that seems just out of reach, Theodore has to figure out how to survive... and maybe even how to flirt without making things worse. Welcome to a school where trouble is the norm, and nothing is as it seems.

She was oblivious. She was trusting. She hadn't even turned eighteen. Her world began to fracture-truths shattering into lies she could never piece back together. And in the shadows, he was there. Not by accident. Not by chance. But with a mission that led straight to her. Some secrets are buried before you're born. And some are only revealed when you turn eighteen.

Evelyn has never spoken a word in her life. People always judged her for it. Thought she did it for attention. No. She did it because she didn't feel safe at home. She had loving parents. But she was still scared. The memory of the incident had gone away but the feeling remained. The only place she felt safe was with Nora, her best friend. Nora spoke enough for both of them. She never judged. But by then it was too late. Not speaking became safe. And then when Nora, the only person that ever understood her, gets diagnosed with cancer, everything falls apart.