Lisa has a boyfriend - even if he's far away. Roy has patience - even when it hurts. What starts as harmless friendship inside a shared circle slowly becomes something dangerous. Roy is 10 years younger than Lisa.Something unspoken. Something she refuses to name because she's older, committed, and knows better. But feelings don't care about age, distance, or carefully drawn boundaries. A slow burn, age-gap romance about internal resistance, mutual longing, and the quiet devastation of falling for the one person you shouldn't.

Naiah Selene Romero is a competitive girl that hates being average, So she does her very best just to satisfy herself. Not until Mark Ysmael Ramona came to her life. Everything seems mediocre to her.

Set against the mist-filled highlands of Qihua Province, this novel follows a decade-long journey of first love, heartbreak, and the fragile hope of finding one's way home again. Lu Chenxi and Jia Liora Velasquez were each other's safe place long before they understood what home truly meant. Their love began in their senior high school years-quiet, deep, and certain-carrying them through the excitement and uncertainties of youth. Jia pursued medicine; Chenxi entered the police academy. But on one devastating night, Chenxi vanished from her life without warning, leaving behind only silence and unanswered questions. For ten years, Jia learned to live without the person who once felt like home. For ten years, Chenxi carried the weight of a truth he believed would destroy them both. Now, fate brings them back together in Miyaran Valley, where Jia joins a medical mission and Chenxi leads a covert surveillance operation. One unexpected glimpse across the spring-lit fields shatters the distance of a decade. As old wounds resurface and long-buried emotions stir, both must confront their past-what broke them, what shaped them, and what still anchors them to each other. This is a story about young love that never faded, the heartaches that shaped them, and the second chance that just might lead them back home-to each other.

They were rivals once, two brilliant minds clashing in lecture halls, until rivalry softened into laughter, and laughter into love. One was sunshine-reckless, witty, alive. The other was steel-serious, sharp, and unyielding. Together, they were balance. But behind quiet eyes lay a secret too heavy to speak. A diary became her only confidant, its pages inked with truths she could not bear to say aloud. When silence claimed her, the diary remained - a testament of love, of pain, and of the courage it takes to reveal what the world prefers to keep hidden.

Avaris Quin, the eldest daughter of a noble family, lives a life shaped by duty and quiet obedience, until the Empire enforces a brutal law that sacrifices firstborn children for war: The Primogeniture Tribute to the Holy Front. After her arranged marriage collapses, she witnesses the Empire's cruelty firsthand, loses her father in a violent purge, and is taken to the forbidden Sanctuary, a place ruled by supernatural beings who decide who lives and who dies. Left for dead, Avaris survives in a way she should not. She soon learns that the sanctuary is no refuge, but a prison built on prophecy and sacrifice. As dark forces reveal that her suffering was not accidental-that she was deliberately chosen, Avaris realizes her survival may be the very thing capable of unraveling the system meant to destroy her. As time passes, the truth of the Empire, its people, and their fragile mortality begins to fracture, replaced by something vast and unnamed. What was buried does not remain silent. Secrets rise from blood-soaked earth, revealing themselves piece by piece. The story begins not with hope but with reckoning.