Seven years ago, Amelia Montgomery left town and never looked back. Now she's forced to spend a year working and living alongside Noah Callahan, the only man she ever loved. What she doesn't know is that Noah bought an engagement ring before she left. And he never stopped waiting. ❤ Second Chance Romance ❤ Small Town Romance ❤ Forced Proximity ❤ Slow Burn ❤ Book Boyfriend Energy

Aria never really bought into the whole "love at first sight" thing. Nah, she's more into awkward beginnings, lukewarm coffee, stolen pizza slices, sarcastic banter... and somehow ending up with the same person despite all that mess. Fast-forward seven years, and the man she'd choose every single time is standing in a courtroom, accused of a crime he insists he didn't commit. Everyone else? They've already decided he's guilty. Aria hasn't. Still Choosing You unfolds across two timelines, following two strangers who slowly become each other's home while the present threatens to tear everything they've built apart. Some love stories begin with butterflies. Theirs? Complete chaos. And maybe... that's exactly why it's worth fighting for. Content Warnings • Courtroom/legal proceedings • False accusations • Emotional angst • Manipulation • Betrayal • Mild language • Slow-burn romance • Emotional themes

He lost the love of his life. She escaped a marriage that nearly destroyed her. He is a widower raising his little child with memories of a love he can never replace. She is a survivor raising her child while hiding a painful past behind the mask of a widow. Their children are best friends. But they are strangers forced into a marriage neither of them truly wanted. For him, this marriage is only to give his child a mother. For her, it is only to give her child a father. No love. No expectations. Just two broken hearts trying to protect their children. But when four wounded souls begin living under the same roof, walls slowly start to break, and hearts begin to heal. Will they remain strangers bound by responsibility? Or will they learn that sometimes the most beautiful families are the ones built again from broken pieces?

Clair Smith has a corner office, a tendency to disappear without explanation, and more opinions about Thorne Technologies than her job title strictly requires. Matt Ellis has the top floor, a calendar full of people he's quietly terrifying, and no idea what he's walked into. Neither of them, as it turns out, does. This was not in either of their job descriptions.

In a land bruised by war, love arrives like a quiet rebellion. War correspondent Anika Sharma is no stranger to conflict zones-but nothing prepares her for the silence she finds at a remote Indian army post. There, grief clings to the dust, and survival leaves no space for softness. Until she meets Major Shivaay Singh Oberoi-disciplined, distant, and impossible to ignore. As the mountains echo with gunfire and ghosts, the two find themselves drawn into something neither of them planned: a connection forged in stillness, restraint, and everything unsaid. Fire and Frost is a slow-burning love story about duty, desire, and what remains when the world begins to fall apart.

"Little Women" follows the lives of four sisters – Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March – and is loosely based on the author's childhood experiences with her three sisters.

Featured by @AmbassadorIN .·:*¨༺ ༻¨*:·. Investigation Room 1 : "I was angry at him and I had had enough of him that night. He himself invited his death." He scoffed, muttering incoherent stuff under his breath Investigation Room 2 : "A man like him deserved to die. Evils like him deserve incidents worse than death." He shrugged without any trace of guilt. Investigation Room 3 : "I didn't really want to do it. It just kinda happened." She whispered, her eyes busy boring holes in the floor "I killed him!" All of them, amusingly, muttered the same thing, sitting rooms apart from each other. One murder, three suspects, three confessions with three versions of the truth. But the question is, who's really speaking the truth?

A collection of stories revolving around our beloved Raghvi