It's all about publicity nowadays, isn't it? How living with Marco Reus for a year turned into one big publicity stunt.

Ariana came to Germany to see her cousin Erik Durm and when she meets the rest of the them and they all get along, but there is one person that just doesn't get along with her. And that is the one and only Marco Reus. But will they hate each other or maybe fall in love... Find out in Hate turns into LOVE...

in which two people don't acknowledge the love they have for each other

"you be the moon I'll be the earth, and when we burst, we start over, oh darling, we begin again." sequel to settle down

It started in Ibiza with a first but cold contact. Brooke is an ordinary girl, living her life, enjoying the simple things that life has to offer. Marco is rich, a famous footballer, and living a luxurious life style. Something with Brooke definitely caught his attention...

Sandrá Maritimo was not only the most brightest girl in her university, she had a degree in business and physics. Everyone said that she had a whole world ahead of her... until the day her student funds got cut and she was left in the University of Munich with no money. And a Godchild to take care of. That was until the day her uncle from Dortmund offered her a once-in-a-life time opportunity out of pity to earn money by being a manager of an international, sensational, football star who played for Dortmund's team. Sandrá gladly accepted, thinking managing someone's career would match her maintenance and organised personality. Oh but little did she know that she had to manage Marco Reus, the complete opposite. It all goes downhill when Marco Reus asks (begs) her to be his fake girlfriend in order to make the girl of his dreams, Nina Curono jealous and fall in love with him. But with all the time and tension spent between Sandrá and Marco, will things remain the same?

"I think he's into you.." "He's into getting into my pants, that's what it is"

She never imagined he would come into her life and bring so much happiness. She also never knew about the things that you would ultimately do for the people you love.

When 17 year old Ana and her family moved to Germany she thought it would be just like all of the other times she had moved around, in aid of her step father’s career; a new country, a new language, a new school, and having to make brand new friends all over again. It was always the exact same situation which Ana had to endure. However this time around it seemed to be completely different, there was a different sort of feel to it, as if there was something more than just moving which she was about to experience, and she couldn’t understand why. But when Ana meets her new neighbour, does that feeling she had all of a sudden become a reality? Does it now start to make sense to her? Could this ‘new neighbour’ be the difference to all of the other times she’s moved? Or is it a welcoming, that brings unforgiving consequences?