I should hate him. Est Supha Songawarawong thrives on chaos. Fiery, loud, and impossibly proud, he never loses - except when it comes to William Jakrapatr Kaewpanpong. Calm. Perfect. Infuriatingly composed. From the first quiz to stolen notes, spilled coffee, and late-night library sessions, their rivalry ignites sparks that neither of them wants to admit. He's frustrating. He's infuriating. He's... dangerous. And somehow, every time William smiles that faint, unreadable smile, Est realizes that maybe, just maybe, he's losing the war he swore he would win. Enemies. Rivals. Opposites. Until the line between hate and something far more dangerous disappears. . . . . . AN: Hey! So, I wrote some stories because I have zero chill when it comes to enemies-to-lovers tropes. Prepare for drama, awkward flirting, and me panicking in the background.

[HIATUS] A prince is cursed to fall in love with the first person he touches. He thinks he's safe... until an enemy warrior grabs his hand.

You just have to read the story.

Morgan, the second-born son of a prominent family, ventures to court to find a bride. He's aided by Liam, a charming rake who may not be what he seems. *** Morgan Winslow arrives at Mothshire Court for the summer marriage market, recently heartbroken and eager to carry on his family's legacy. He has every intention of finding a wife, despite his true desires. But as rumours swirl that he enjoys the company of other men, his prospects look poor. This prompts his stepmother to enlist the help of notorious rake Liam Danmore to rehabilitate his image. But Liam might not be the womanizer he appears, and Morgan's will to conform may not be as strong as he thought. The court of Queen Ainsley is a progressive one, with a proclamation in place that allows men to marry if they give up their inheritance. But members of the conservative elite who disagree with these policies (including Liam's father) plot to install the prince over his twin sister as the queen's health fails. As Liam and Morgan grow closer, they discover more and more of the secret underground of the summer palace. The conspiracy against the queen threatens the reforms she ushered in along with the very existence of the underground itself. There are more than a few obstacles in their path, and powerful figures working against them. But one thing is certain: if they want to be together, they'll have to fight for it.

The story follows a terminally ill girl who has spent most of her life in hospitals, seeking solace in romance novels. To her astonishment, She gets reincarnated as Anastasia Ranovia, the heroine of her favourite novel. As Anastasia, she decides to live differently from the typical story's heroine, focusing on kindness and treating everyone with respect. One pivotal relationship involves Maelis Howard, the novel's feared villainess, known for her powerful magic and cold demeanor. While others are terrified of Maelis, Anastasia is the first to acknowledge and praise her magic. ______________________________________ Images/videos are not used by me

William as Rome Est as Mhok "RomeMhok is a story born entirely from my own imagination, with no connection to ME and Thee or RomeMhok by Lawila beyond the shared character names. The plot, emotions, and journey within RomeMhok are uniquely mine."

A rough translation of Mr. Fanboy 🫶🏼

Punn, the owner of a vintage shop, is enlisted by a gallery-owning friend to restore a painting vandalised under mysterious circumstances. During the process, Punn injures himself, inadvertently staining the artwork with his blood. The act awakens Ramil, the last descendant of a vampire lineage, trapped within the painting for over a century. However, Ramil emerges powerless and becomes the target of relentless pursuit by the Hunters. Tasked with aiding Ramil in reclaiming his lost powers, Punn embarks on a journey to locate Ramil's former servants, now living discreetly among humans. Note: This is not my book neither did I translate it. the translation was done by Translation:Amanteliteraria1904. and also I didn't obtain permission from either thr author or the translation to post. I own no rights to this book.

Minho pinned Jisung against a wall, looking directly into his eyes. "You're mine. You belong to me, and no one else!" He said right before kissing Jisung. ________________________________________ Minho, a closeted gay, is known for breaking girls their hearts But then Jisung catches his attention. ________________________________________ It's your typical cliché book :3 _It's cringy be prepared_ Started on: 18-10-'18 Finished on : 20-11-'18 I try to update as much as possible!!

"Butterflies At The Bookstore" In a quiet town where days pass softly and bookstores still feel like magic, two strangers cross paths on a rainy afternoon. Sienna - gentle, guarded, and quietly carrying years of independence - meets Jesse, a bold and kind-hearted soul with a story of her own. What starts as a moment - a shared glance over a bookshelf - slowly unfolds into something neither of them saw coming: comfort, vulnerability, and the kind of connection that feels like home. Through late-night texts, shared stories under a tree, and the soft warmth of borrowed jackets, When We Were Strangers is a tender story of two women learning how to be seen, how to love, and how to let someone in. Perfect for fans of slow-burn sapphic romance, cozy settings, and characters who feel heartbreakingly real.