Aurora X Ayan Bound By Rivalry They were never meant to fall in love. Aurora Bellini and Aayan Oberoi grew up as childhood rivals, bound by family expectations, endless competition, and years of unspoken hatred. From stolen victories to sharp arguments, their lives were a battlefield where losing was never an option. But behind Aayan's cold stares and arrogant smirks hides a dangerous obsession he has carried since childhood. To the world, Aayan Oberoi is the flawless CEO of the Oberoi empire-powerful, untouchable, and feared. But beneath expensive suits and billion-dollar deals lies a darker side connected to a world Aurora was never supposed to enter. Aurora refuses to bow before him. Aayan refuses to let her go. When rivalry turns into forced proximity, hidden truths begin to surface, family secrets threaten to destroy everything, and the line between hate and love slowly disappears. Because some rivalries were never about winning. They were about possession. And Aayan Oberoi has always believed Aurora Bellini belonged to him. ━━━ Tropes:- Childhood Rivals ✦ Obsessive Male Lead ✦ CEO/Mafia Heir ✦ slow brur ✦ He Fell First ✦ Emotional Tension ✦ Family Rivalry ✦ Possessive Love Dont copy my work I won't spare You😤

#BOOK 2 of The Deadly Series In a world where loyalty is fragile, secrets don't stay buried and the past always comes back for blood... Mariella was never meant to return. Not to this life. Not to them. She walks back in like a ghost... untouched, unreadable, carrying shadows no one can quite place. Questions follow her. So does danger. And she doesn't answer to either. Bryce Mitchell doesn't trust her. Not the silence. Not the smirk. Definitely not the way she always seems one step ahead. But something about her doesn't add up... and Bryce has never been good at walking away from a mystery. Especially one that looks like her. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🔥 "You're hiding something," he said, voice low. I met his gaze without blinking. "Everyone is." He stepped closer, eyes narrowing. "Yeah. But yours feels... dangerous." A faint smile touched my lips. "Then maybe," I murmured, "you should stop getting so close." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- With enemies closing in and truths slipping through the cracks, every step forward pulls them deeper into a game neither of them fully understands. Trust is a risk. Desire is a weakness. And some secrets? They were never meant to be uncovered.

You don't see the world as it is- you see it as you are. What if the negativity you feel isn't coming from life... but from the lens you've been looking through? The Lens We Live Through will make you question your thoughts, your reality, and everything you thought was "normal." Change your lens. Change your life.

"I bet you can't make her cry." It was supposed to be a game. A challenge. A harmless bet. But Arjun never expected Ananya. The shy girl who refused to be intimidated. The quiet girl who fought back. The girl who slowly became impossible to forget. Sometimes the people who speak the least leave the biggest impact.

Most of the time he wasn't sure whether he was entirely going insane; or if he is missing her and he had simply been truly dying of heartbreak; but even now, he could see the face of his sister just looking at him with her eyes, beeming a light, almost loving smile at him. Her blonde hair had moved gently in the coming wind of the storm. He hadn't heard her genuine voice in such a long time either; though sometimes, he could have sworn he'd heard her whisper to him and felt her caress his hair. He'd thought of how she had probably changed, whether it was for bad or for good; that hadn't mattered to him nearly at all. He just wanted to see her. Alexiel had felt physical pain somewhere on the left side of his chest at the mere thought of looking straight inside her eyes again. Then again, he didn't even know if he would be allowed to hug her when he meets her; it had been such an awfully long amount of time since the last time after all. He'd almost already felt how his arms were wrapping all around her all over again, beginning to hold her tight in his brotherly grasp. Alexiel didn't realize that his hand was really going through his own hair, as he invisioned caressing her locks instead, and suddenly he'd gasped slightly. "I'll be seeing you soon, my dear sister," Alexiel had whispered in his current raspy voice into his room, just motionlessly staring at the dark ceiling.

Madison Blue has one dream: to become a bestselling author. When a powerful producer offers her a second chance at success, the opportunity feels almost too good to be real. Her challenge? Write a psychological thriller that will leave readers breathless. Her method? Step into the minds of those who've lived the story she's trying to tell. Sent to a remote rehabilitation center for the criminally insane, Madison begins her research-only to meet Lucifer, a patient whose presence is impossible to ignore. He's sharp. Unsettling. Magnetic. And he sees right through her. As their sessions blur the lines between analysis and obsession, Madison is pulled into a world of secrets, desire, and darkness-where fiction and reality begin to twist. This isn't just a writing assignment. It's the story that could launch her career... or destroy her completely.

Ira Iyer dances like perfection is survival. Zayan Mirza dances like rules were made to be broken. Thrown together as forced partners for the biggest national dance competition, they clash over everything-timing, control, choreography, and the way he looks at her when she's trying not to fall apart. She thinks he's reckless. He thinks she's hiding behind technique instead of feeling anything at all. Between late‑night rehearsals, accidental touches, and arguments that start sounding dangerously personal, their rivalry starts to feel a lot like obsession their rivalry turns into something neither of them can control. because hatred shouldn't feel this intense. not when his hand lingers on her waist too long. not when she notices him watching her even in crowded rooms. not when they keep choosing each other after every fight. they were supposed to compete against each other. instead, they became each other's biggest distraction. and maybe the real danger isn't losing the competition- it's falling for the one person they swore they'd never love. if you love: ✦ rivals to lovers ✦ forced dance partners ✦ tension-filled slow burn ✦ jealousy & obsession ✦ "i hate you" with way too much chemistry ✦ emotional chaos disguised as choreography then ira and zayan are waiting for you. and trust me- the second they start dancing together, you're completely done for.

At Blackwood High, everyone knows one rule: Stay away from Hunter Blake. He's the boy teachers fear and the one students whispered about in the hallways. Dangerous. Mysterious. Untouchable. Ava Carter only wanted a quiet life at her new school. Keep her head down. Avoid trouble But the moment Hunter looks at her, everything changes. Suddenly Ava finds herself pulled into a world of secrets ,rumors and a darkness surrounding Hunter that nobody dares to talk about. The closer she gets to him, the more she realizes that Hunter Blake is hiding something far more dangerous than anyone imagined. But the real question is ... What happens when the most dangerous boy in school becomes the one person you can't stay away from?