In 'Pretend To Be Mine' Italian billionaire Alessandro 'Enzo' Rossi needs a wife to secure his family's business empire, he finds an unlikely solution in Gugu, a beautiful and charming South African hotel maid.

Forever Mine is a heartwarming story about Gugulethu 'Gugu' Khuzwayo-Ricci, pregnant with a billionaire's child and navigating the high-stakes world of wealth and influence. As they face challenges like jealous exes, tabloids, and cultural clashes, Gugu must find strength to protect their growing family and find her strength in a world that questions her worth.

Mmabatho has been struggling to make ends meet in South Africa's tough economy, and when she hears about becoming a surrogate for couples who can't have kids, the million-rand payout sounds like a dream come true. Plus, they'll pay her monthly throughout the pregnancy-it's money she desperately needs. What she didn't expect was to be chosen by one of the richest couples in the country.

Will Mihlali and Bandile survive the hurdles coming their way? Just when you thought the drama was over, more challenges come Mihlali and Bandile's way. Biko has met a new love interest, will he and his plumpy weather this particular storm?

-MIHLALIKAZI LANGA I am Mihlalikazi Siphiwokuhle Langa, the daughter of Sinokuhle Mbana and Lunga Langa, mom changed her surname back after she and my late father divorced but this story is not about her, its about me. The granddaughter of Lwando and Ayola Mbana. Now every name I've mentioned screams money so yeah, you guessed it. I'm from your typical South African rich family with my very own wealth. A girl like me sounds like she has it all right? I mean what could someone like me possibly need and why would I have a story to tell if not to brag about my wealth and wealthy family? Sadly being me isn't all glam as it should be or rather as it seems from the outside, people like me are considered to have daddy issues... or so my therapist says but I don't believe that I do. I mean yeah sure my biological father died when I was still young but its never affected me. As far as I know he was a great father and a good husband to my mom but due to circumstances he and my mother divorced before he died. And besides, my stepdad is the best father I could ever wish for. He stepped up and made sure I never felt that void of not having my biological father around. Mr Mtwa is an amazing father to me and my siblings. . . -LERATO BIKOKUHLE MTWA I am Lerato Bikokuhle Mtwa, the son of Bantubonke Mtwa who is currently married to Sinokuhle Mbana Mtwa, mother of Mihlali and our two siblings Imange and Isenathi, they twins. I'm 19 years old and my sister is 18 and we both doing our first year in university. I'm studying Chemical Engineering and my sister chose Literature at UCT and I at Stellenbosch, I wanted to have my own place and so far its been great.

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Seeing my wife in the state she was in has to be the 2nd most painful thing to go through, the first being losing your little princess. I watched her sleeping peacefully, at least she was at peace and not thinking about what we are currently going through. I think the most painful thing about losing someone is that there's no warning, you don't get a chance to say a proper goodbye to them and there's no telling when you'll ever see them again. Death is a thief. - Melo Before my daughter came into the picture I used to drink and get really drunk. Alcohol has always been a coping mechanism f and my go-to for pretty much every emotion, be it happiness or sadness or even anger... it was always my go-to. But I stopped when I found out I was pregnant and only drank every now and then but never to get drunk. Losing my child has been hard, it's been a struggle I am yet to conquer, if how I also don't know. I've never been able to handle pain easily, for me reality strikes after some time... let's just say I react in a much later stage to pain or trauma. Yes, she was gone but I didn't want to accept it at first and I can't say that I've accepted it now because I haven't still but I'm taking it one day at a time... I've been drinking to ease the pain and not think about her or remember her but that's stupid because every part of this big house reminds me off her. It's been a month since her funeral and I've been drinking excessively. I'm not coping and neither is Melo. I cannot imagine us surviving this one. We just strangers who sleep on the same bed. She didn't deserve to die. She shouldn't have died. - Yaya

Yaya and Melo are back with their drama, things can only go down hill from here on before they can change for the better.

Title: With Pain Comes Love Synopsis: In the vibrant streets of South Africa, amidst the backdrop of university life, a tale of love, longing, and self-discovery unfolds in "With Pain Comes Love." Meet Melokuhle Bess, a charming and confident young man navigating the complexities of love and relationships. With his charismatic demeanor and magnetic personality, Melo has no shortage of admirers. But beneath his cocky exterior lies a heart torn between two worlds. Enter Yandiswa Gxaba, a fierce and independent spirit whose presence ignites a spark within Melo's soul. From their first encounter, it's clear that there's something special between them, a connection that transcends time and space. But as Melo grapples with his feelings for Yandiswa, he finds himself torn between the familiar comfort of his current relationship and the allure of something new and exciting. Caught between loyalty and desire, Melo must confront his inner demons and face the truth of his heart's desires. As Melo and Yandiswa navigate the turbulent waters of love and passion, they soon discover that with pain comes love, and with love comes the power to heal old wounds and embrace the beauty of the present moment. Join Melo and Yandiswa on a journey of self-discovery, forgiveness, and redemption as they learn that true love knows no bounds and that sometimes, the greatest love stories are born from the deepest pain.

The story skips to three years later. What new challenges await the Besses? Will they make it this time around? Is their love strong enough?