"I said look at me," he growled as he grabbed my arm from the Gamma in a vice grip. I winced and finally looked up to his stunning grey eyes. 'Mate!' my wolf yipped happily, although she was very weak she got to sound very excited, but I didn't. I didn't want a mate, one that I am putting in danger. Those people said they would find me no matter where I ran to, I couldn't put my mate or his pack in danger. My wolf whimpered knowing it was the truth. "Kitten," my mate purred, before he growled, "mine!" softly as he let go of my arm and lightly touched my cheek, now I felt the sparks firing on my skin. 'Kitten? Was this guy for real?! Did it look like I had whiskers and meowed?' I mentally scolded at him.

Shaurya, Siddhant, and Nirvan always believed they were the only brothers left in the family. Until their grandmother's final truth led them to Rudraaksh - a 23-year-old emotionally shattered boy living in another city, surviving on illegal racing, alcohol, anger, and silence. He had no attachment to life. No trust in people. And no interest in accepting a family he never had. But for the first time, someone was refusing to leave him behind.

Nova Wolfe, an ordinary werewolf. Kaden Clark, a strong Alpha. ~ Kaden Clark, the typical Alpha who has been looking forward to finally finding his mate. After waiting many years thinking he wouldn't have one, he finally finds her. Her name? Nova Wolfe. Kaden is ecstatic, but Nova is afraid of being hurt again. Key word; again. Kaden tries everything but can't get her to open up. Will he manage to find out why his mate is so broken? Can he piece her back together and mend her heart? ** Highest rank in Werewolf: #1 (29th June 2016 & 8th August 2016 & 31st August 2016 & 11th September 2016) COVER CREDIT: Emnabm2

Some calls are mistakes. Some become destiny. Manshi Dhiwan never thought one wrong number could change her life. A simple accidental phone call in the middle of a chaotic evening connects her to a stranger whose calm, deep voice lingers in her heart long after the call ends. That stranger is Devansh Singh Shekhawat - the cold, powerful CEO of the Shekhawat Empire. A man feared in boardrooms, respected by the world, and emotionally distant from everyone around him. But the moment he hears Manshi laugh nervously on the other side of the phone, something inside him changes. He doesn't know her face. He doesn't know where she lives. But her voice becomes the most beautiful thing he has ever heard. What starts with late-night calls and unknown feelings slowly turns into a love neither of them expected. Between corporate pressure, family expectations, misunderstandings, and hidden emotions, Devansh finds himself falling harder every day for the girl who entered his life by mistake. Sometimes love doesn't need a perfect beginning. Sometimes a wrong number becomes the right person.

Four years after a devastating accident, Emily Carter is finally ready to start over. In a quiet new town by the water, she's determined to live life on her own terms-free from the whispers, the pity, and the fragments of memory that never quite fit. But when she receives a friend request from Cole Andrews, the man she once loved and lost, her fragile peace begins to crack. Cole seems different now-gentler, steadier, almost like the version of him she always wished existed. As their connection rekindles, so do her nightmares: the sound of rushing water, the glint of headlights, the feeling of being pulled under. Someone-or something-is urging her to remember what really happened that night. And the closer Emily gets to the truth, the more she begins to wonder if the past ever truly lets go.

Meera and Raghav's journey began as a college romance, evolving into a steadfast partnership built on growth and shared dreams. However, when it came time to expand their family, they chose to look beyond biological legacy. In a world obsessed with bloodlines, they decided to follow their hearts toward adoption, proving that parenthood is defined by a deliberate choice rather than DNA. The Chosen One is a touching story of hope, patience, and a boundless love that proves family isn't just born it is chosen.

She was abandoned. He never knew she existed. Three-year-old Anaya lives in an orphanage, waiting for a family that never comes. Veer Ahlawat, a ruthless billionaire, believes he has everything money can buy. Until fate places a little girl in his path. A little girl with his eyes. His smile. And a secret that will change his life forever.

For thirteen years, Jannat Noor-ul-Ain Shah lived surrounded by love. She had a devoted father, a caring mother, and two protective older brothers who would move mountains for her. Yet, unknown to her, an entire family was missing from her life. In the heart of Punjab stands the Shah Haveli, home to Ibrahim Shah and his four brothers-a family blessed with generations of sons but not a single daughter. For years, Ibrahim secretly prayed for a granddaughter, never knowing that his prayer had already been answered. Thirteen years ago. Hidden away not out of shame, but out of fear, Sarmad Ibrahim Shah never told his family about the surprise daughter born when most of his nephews were already grown men. Now, a cousin's wedding brings the entire Shah clan together under one roof. What was meant to be Shahzaib's wedding becomes something far greater. The arrival of a girl no one knew existed. A granddaughter longed for. A niece adored before she is even known. A cousin who changes everything. As old wounds surface, family bonds are tested, and thirteen lost years can never be returned, one little girl finds herself at the center of a family that had been missing a piece of its heart all along. Her name is Jannat Noor-ul-Ain Shah. And she came thirteen years too late. Or perhaps... Exactly when her family needed her most.

The Family She Never Knew The Daughter of the Hashmis For seventeen years, Haya Mahnoor Qureshi lived a life where she never truly belonged. She learned early that some children are loved a little less, chosen a little later, and forgotten a little easier. So she stopped expecting anything. Stopped hoping. Stopped believing she would ever be someone's first choice. Then one phone call changes everything. A secret buried for seventeen years comes to light. A secret that turns her world upside down. Suddenly, Haya finds herself standing at the doors of the Hashmi mansion-a place she has never seen, among people she has never met, yet somehow belongs to. A father who never knew she existed. Grandparents who spent years praying for a granddaughter. Brothers who never knew they had a sister. And a family that should have been hers all along. But seventeen years of lost time cannot be erased overnight. Old wounds run deep. Trust does not come easily. And some truths have the power to break hearts before they can heal them. As Haya struggles to find her place among the Hashmis, she discovers that family is more than blood, more than names, and more than the years that were stolen from them. Because sometimes, the people you spend your whole life searching for... Have been searching for you too. Even when they didn't know you existed.

The Rathore family's life takes an unexpected turn when Rajendra Rathore, the patriarch of the family, decides to remarry after thirteen years. An ex-army officer turned taxi driver, Rajendra had spent years rebuilding his life after a bitter divorce and a hard-fought custody battle. Devoting himself to raising his two sons and caring for his elderly mother, marriage was the last thing on his mind. But his family had other plans. After years of relentless persuasion-and one final dramatic threat from his mother-Rajendra reluctantly agrees to remarry, setting only one condition: his bride must be a widow or a divorcee. Fate, however, has a different plan. The woman he marries is neither. She is a single mother with a daughter born out of wedlock, carrying a past that society refuses to forget. But Rajendra doesn't care about society. What matters to him is the little girl. For generations, the Rathores have never had a daughter. Yet suddenly, a bright-eyed little girl walks into their lives, filling a void they never knew existed. She may not share their blood. She may not carry their name. But to Rajendra and the Rathores, she is nothing less than a blessing. As two families learn to become one, old wounds, buried fears, and unexpected bonds will test them all. Yet amidst the chaos, one little girl may be the very reason the Rathores finally discover what family truly means.