She doesn't remember everything. Only fragments. Numbers. Ink. The feeling of being watched. Now she lives quietly, tucked between ledgers and routines, pretending that's enough. Pretending the strange things that happen around her don't mean anything. The town keeps its distance. She keeps her head down. It works- until it doesn't.

Aysel Moren, the feared name today was once dearest to her brothers until that dreadful night of her 16th birthday when every ounce of love was snatched away from her. One moment, the Kingsley family was celebrating her only daughter's birthday, the other moment, Aysel and her five brothers were standing at their own parents' funeral. And the worst part? Aysel was blamed for it. Her face was caught in the CCTV camera. The family was already shattered and the last form of togetherness was also stripped away when they threw 16 years old Aysel outside their house. She pleaded and pleaded to the point that her voice cracked, her throat got soared. The brothers turned deaf ears to her pleas. That day, she not only lost her parents but her brothers too who have promised to be with her in every situation. She left. She knew her brothers won't even look at her, listening was still too far. Having struggled for years, she finally gained the power and rebirth from ashes under Moren's Mafia. The rival of Kingsley once upon a time. She vowed to never look back, until one day, she got the news of a bomb being planted in Kingsley's mansion. It took her every cell to convince herself that she doesn't care but a sister still exists inside her who has never fully stopped loving the men, she once called brothers. She saved them from the fire, treated their injuries inside her own house. And gives them exactly one month to regain everything they lost from the enemy who burned down their whole mansion, who also managed to freeze their bank accounts. They'll stay inside her house for a month watching her little sister all grown up, holding scars and secrets like a second skin. Will they be able to see her real broken state beyond the facade she carries everyday? Will the truth of that night ever emerge out? Read to find out "Thirty Days Under Her Roof". This is completely my story, my imagination. Copyright © 2026 by Alisha

College cum work space story...enemies to lovers kind of story...

Ryan Navarro traveled eleven hundred miles to the one place he swore he wouldn't go. Gavin left to escape their father's escalating psychological abuse and never came back. No calls. No explanations. Just silence, and a new life Ryan was never invited into. Now Ryan's on his brother's doorstep, bruised, furious, and nowhere else to go, wanting to hate Gavin and needing him anyway. Reconnecting should be simple. It isn't. Because the closer they get, the more the past resurfaces, and Ryan's temper threatens to burn the only second chance he's got. And Gavin is forced to face past mistakes and fears. But as the brothers push through the distance and the old wounds, they start to uncover the truth neither of them expected. They didn't just survive the same man. They became more alike than they ever knew. And their bond grew to depths neither of them knew they both needed. Will their fathers return ruin that bond, or strengthen it? This is a transformation story so you're not going to get perfect characters. In the beginning they are distant and this story is how they both change and grow together again. If you don't like seeing rough ugly characters in the beginning, then watch them change throughout this probably isn't the story for you. *Disclaimer this story does contain emotional, psychological, and physical abuse by a father. MxF relationships and family focused

"She tried to reach out the fallen star, the one still yearning for a ground called love." Born in a conservative family of UP, famous not for respect but for dangerous things, where women were nothing more than showpieces to be controlled and ordered. Shreevi Mishra never fit in. The more restrictions they put on her, the more she burned to break them. In a house where even listening to songs was a sin, she dared to dream of two impossible things, One, to become an actress. Two, to marry him. But him who? Yuvaan Shergill. Superstar. The calmest, sweetest, humblest man, at least, that's what the world believes. Or maybe that's just what he wants them to see. Afterall is is an actor. Because behind the fame and lights is a man scarred by bitter experiences, a man who has learned to see the world through one lens, money. With a typical mindset, he believes girls only want one thing from him, his wealth. And so, he has vowed to keep them far away. But when God said action, even he was unknown to his part of script. For the most money-minded girl he would ever meet was also the one who refused to leave his side. Shreevi Mishra, his craziest stalker, the girl with brown-crimson eyes who followed him everywhere. All Yuvaan wanted was to get rid of her. All she wanted was to make him fall for her...by hook or by crook.

How can you be an orphan when your mother still pays for you? This is the painful question sixteen-year-old Vanya asks herself every day. Her mother's monthly visits to the orphanage aren't fueled by love, but by cold, crisp cash, a payment to keep Vanya a secret. Her father's existence is defined by his absolute rejection. Vanya is the childhood that never got to bloom..*The Lost Spring*. But Vanya's greatest pain is also her biggest secret. Her mother's first marriage yielded three handsome, powerful, and successful adult sons which are Vanya's *half-brothers*. They live a life of unquestioned luxury, entirely unaware of the hidden daughter who shares their blood. When a chance encounter shatters the rigid boundary between Vanya's world and theirs, the family's sixteen-year lie begins to crumble. The truth will tear their privileged world apart. But for Vanya, is exposing the secret worth the risk of losing the only family she's ever truly yearned for?

Elizabeth was eighteen, fearless, and already planning her future. A gifted athlete, beloved by her classmates, and grounded in faith, she lived her life in motion-on the soccer field, in the cheer gym, and toward college dreams that felt certain and close. Until one ordinary practice changed everything. After a devastating fall reveals an unexpected diagnosis, Elizabeth is forced to confront a reality she never imagined: cancer. As her world narrows to hospital rooms, treatment schedules, and long stretches of waiting, she must learn how to live without the body she once trusted-and how to hope without guarantees. Don't Cry for Me is a deeply emotional, faith-centered novel about endurance, love, and the quiet courage it takes to keep showing up. Through friendships tested, faith refined, and the promise of modern medicine and clinical trials, Elizabeth discovers that strength isn't always loud-and miracles don't always arrive the way we expect. This is not a story about giving up. It's a story about staying. Heartbreaking, hopeful, and profoundly human, Don't Cry for Me is a testament to resilience, compassion, and the kind of love that walks beside us when answers are uncertain.

(18+ Material ) Some neighbors wave. Some watch. Some claim. When eighteen-year-old Oreana Hale's life is torn apart by her parents' divorce, she and her mother move to a quiet Montana town for a fresh start. Angry, guarded, and determined to keep everyone at a distance, Oreana has no interest in getting attached to anyone-especially not the mysterious neighbor who watches her from his window. Carter Blackwood is twenty, dangerously attractive, and carries a reputation no one will explain. From the moment their eyes meet, Oreana feels the weight of his stare-intense, possessive, and impossible to ignore. What begins as uneasy tension quickly spirals into something darker and more addictive. Carter pulls her in with a heat she's never known, while his complicated past and the secrets buried in her own house begin to surface. But as Oreana falls deeper into Carter's orbit-and into a dangerous entanglement that includes his ex and her own growing curiosity-she discovers the truth about the girl who lived in her room before her. A girl named Emily. A girl who ran. A girl who may have been destroyed by the same two men now circling Oreana's life. Caught between Carter's consuming intensity and the quiet, steady pull of someone who offers her something she's never had-safety-Oreana must decide who she really is and what she's willing to risk. Because some neighbors don't just watch. They take. And some girls don't just survive. They choose.

Weekly Updates Ten years ago, Simon Bennett was the nerd everyone laughed at - especially her. Now he's a successful tech CEO, armed with confidence. When a delayed flight forces him face-to-face with the cheer captain who made his teenage years unbearable, he's ready for closure... not chemistry. She doesn't even recognise him. But as old memories unravel and hidden grief comes to light, a hilarious, awkward, slow-burn romance begins - proving that sometimes love shows up long after the final bell rings. A romantic comedy about second chances, healing, and falling for the last person you expected.

A heartfelt story about love, loss, timing, and the painful beauty of learning when to say goodbye. DISCLAIMER: This novel is inspired by real-life events but has been adapted into a work of fiction.