August and Amber newly married learn to navigate the tricky waters of married life. Trilogy to If That's What It Takes.

"Ew, why would I ever want to date a fat girl?" Aubrey Moore was everything a guy would love, except for the fact she was fat. Eli James was a classic bad boy who broke Aubrey's heart.

A single mom, a little boy, and a new neighbor. Phoenix, watches the new neighbor work on cars. One day Phoenix asks him a question that almost breaks him.

Must Date the Playboy is officially a drama series on MeWatch! - When Victoria 'Tori' Peige found out that Zachary Anderson was the reason for all of her bestfriend's past break-ups, she knew she had to step in and make a move. Even if it was against her will, Ms. goody-goody asked Zach to be her boyfriend. Little did Tori know that Zach only agreed because he wanted to use her in order to get to her bestfriend. But what would happen when the relationship that started out with lies and deceit turn into something...real?

💞Arjun Adhithya Rajasekar has everything a man could ask for-wealth, power, respect, and an empire built on discipline. Love, however, is one thing he has long buried beneath betrayal and pride. Marriage is nothing more than a duty. Aadhira Natarajan has never wished for riches. An orphan raised with strong values and quiet faith, she has only ever dreamed of one thing-a family to call her own. When fate places her in the Rajasekar household as Arjun's bride, she walks in with hope... only to be met with his icy indifference. He never wanted this marriage. She refuses to let hatred change who she is. While his parents embrace her as the daughter they never had, Arjun keeps his distance, convinced that his heart will never soften. But little by little, her kindness begins to break down the walls he has spent years building. What happens when the woman he married out of obligation becomes the only person he cannot live without? Sometimes, a sacred knot doesn't just bind two souls. It teaches them how to love.

Zara Rinaaz is a plus-size doctor who has spent most of her life learning how to make herself smaller. In dressing rooms. In conversations. In social interactions. And around people who looked at women like her and saw a problem before they saw a person. She has PCOD, a period that shows up roughly as often as a solar eclipse, and a very practiced smile she wears like armour. She is not the girl this kind of story happens to. She's a junior ophthalmology resident with sensible shoes, excellent diagnostic skills, and a very firm policy against complications. Alexander Malhotra is a complication. He is thirty one years old, absurdly handsome, and currently, one of the fastest rising actors in the industry. He's also, unfortunately, her patient. His face stares down at Zara from a luxury watch advertisement on the highway she takes every week to buy groceries - all expensive watches, perfectly undone dark hair, and a jawline unfair enough to deserve its own management team. The Art of Taking Up Space is a slow-burn contemporary romance about self-worth, longing, identity, and what it takes to believe you deserve love without first earning permission to exist.