A boy with his father's mafia empire on his shoulders. A girl with her family name as a burden. A boy from the wrong side trying to help. A girl who ran away for love, but is trapped. A boy torn between honor and doing the right thing. A girl in hiding and on the search for someone. Chaos, calamity, and pandemonium. N...
Highest rank: #2 in chick lit Meet Aayan Kar, the arrogant Billionaire CEO of a carmaking company, He has his eyes on an intern. He will do everything in his power to get her in his life. Meet Trisha Ray, a young and Innocent college graduate whose aspirations soar higher when she lands her dream job! She will put...
"Love isn't a game. You can't just waltz back into someone's life after breaking their heart and expect them to love you back. You can't play with someone's feelings, say three cheesy lines and expect them to forgive you for years worth of pain. Saying that you love them isn't enough." "Then what's enough? What do I h...
[COMPLETED] Fear is an emotion Nirvaan can't control. The tapping foot, the racing heartbeat and quick breathes are uncontrollable for him. Whether it be from getting a lecture from his boss or seeing a spider, Nirvaan panicks. When he sees fear in a human form, it's natural that he'll panick. Matsya is everything pe...
Naina and Abhi have been friends since they met in primary school. They’ve been through many ups and downs of life but it’s a whole new story when they start university. It’s a new environment and with that comes new people and new relationships. Will they stay friends for the remainder of university? Will it cope or...
Deepika walked up to the bed with her arms crossed. "Get off." "Sorry, already called dibs." Zayn smirked as his arms rested behind his head against the pillows. "What a gentleman you are." she sarcastically scoffed. "You're gonna have the girl sleep on the couch." "Of course not." he sat up. "We'll share the bed." "I...
Sequel to "A tale of an Indian Wattpad writer" You must read book one to understand book two. The book cover is temporary... #47 in general fiction on 20 June 2016