Their fathers built rival empires. Their children were never supposed to fall in love. Olivia Evans has spent years avoiding the corporate world, perfectly content running her little café in New York City. But when her father announces she's the future CEO of Evans Incorporated, her carefully constructed life is turned upside down. As if that weren't enough, she keeps running into Dominic Wilson. Arrogant, ridiculously handsome, and the newly appointed CEO of Wilson Industries, Dominic is the last man Olivia should be interested in. Their fathers have spent nearly forty years trying to destroy each other, and neither intends to let the next generation forget it. But attraction has a funny way of complicating things. As stolen moments turn into something neither can easily dismiss, Dominic finds himself caught between his growing feelings for Olivia and his loyalty to the father who raised him. And his father, Michael Wilson, has no intention of letting an opportunity go to waste. As David Evans's longtime rival, Michael sees Olivia as the perfect way to gain an advantage over Evans Incorporated. All Dominic has to do is get close enough to earn her trust. The problem? He's already getting closer than he ever intended. In a world where loyalty is everything, falling in love with the enemy might be the ultimate betrayal. ∞ WARNING: Strong language, mature themes, and explicit sexual content. The CEO's Challenge | © 2026 Lolo. All Rights Reserved.

Falling in love with your brother's best friends shouldn't have been as easy as it was, but here Harrison was, hopelessly and utterly in love. The only things was, they were already dating. Good thing they thought his puppy love was absolutely adorable. - bxbxb : basically just fluff and way too much smut disclaimer: this story has nothing to do with PET

[ COMPLETED ] Devotion | ✓ Book One Of The Sinners & Saints Series I AM HOPELESSLY AND ENDLESSLY DEVOTED TO YOU. COPYRIGHT © MIDNXGHTSUN

It was because of her that I found myself. My passion. My purpose. Even with her baggage she gave me a reason. Her and her child brought life to me. She saw through my scars, then my pain, and she helped me find the little boy who just needed a chance.