I always thought we were destined to be together. A decade together and what seemed like the perfect love story. Until one day, it slowly started to unravel at the seams. I realized our "perfect" love story only looked so perfect because I was being complacent. Once I started to speak up for myself, the facade crumbled and it all came crashing down. This is my story.

I was never a woman who believed in promises. They always felt like wishes, soft things people made when they didn't know how else to hold on. Judas Mercer made them anyway. And somehow, he kept every single one. He waited for me when the world didn't. Built a life while I was still learning how to belong to one. Loved me in a way that I could finally trust. What I didn't realize was how much of our life already existed beyond me. How some bonds didn't begin with us but were already settled and familiar. She was a presence that had always been there. The woman from our past and our present woven into the spaces I thought were ours alone, standing there with us all along. Because Judas kept his promises. He just kept his secrets too. ~S~S~R~A~Y~N~E 🦋Perceived cheating 🦋Possessive MMC 🦋Dark romance themes 🦋high spice content

Saint Kingston has never stayed anywhere-or with anyone-for long. The youngest Kingston heir lives for noise: champagne toasts, adrenaline highs, and the next easy thrill. Until Aria Navarro. Brilliant, guarded, and quietly devastating, Aria saw straight through his charm...and still let him in. Until one mistake convinced her that Saint would always choose chaos over commitment. Now she's in Dublin, building a new life and guarding a secret that could rewrite both of theirs. When Sinclair Kingston sends Saint across the ocean to run the new European division-and the newest Sinners & Saints-Aria's carefully rebuilt world begins to crack. He's determined to prove he can be the man she needed all along. She's done believing in promises. But redemption isn't about grand gestures-it's about showing up on a Tuesday.

He gave her desire. He gave another woman his name. Aria Blake loved Alex Romano in all the ways that mattered - quietly, deeply, destructively. But loving a man who belongs to the mafia means learning one brutal truth: wanting is never the same as being chosen. Alex is powerful, dangerously rich, and addicted to freedom. He can buy the world, ruin lives with a signature, and make women fall with a smile - yet marriage is the one thing he refuses to give the woman he craves the most.

Penelope Davis, a beautiful and innocent girl, was born and raised in a wealthy family. She had everything-caring parents and a supportive sister-except for the love of the man she adored. She believed she had him, until the day she discovered he had used her, shattering her heart. In her pain, she left, disappearing with a broken heart. Now, two years later, Penelope returns home for her sister's wedding. Everything seems the same, except for her. The sweet, innocent girl has transformed into a gorgeous, confident woman. Although she still loves him, she knows that some things aren't meant to be-or so she believes. Sean Anderson is a handsome, ruthless businessman, yet also a kind-hearted soul. He loves deeply and is willing to go to any lengths to protect his loved ones, even if it means sacrificing his own life. What will happen when Penelope realizes that things aren't always what they seem? What will happen when she meets him again after two years? Life is unpredictable, and no one knows this better than Penelope. How will she face her challenges? Will she give up easily, or fight until her last breath? Everyone has been keeping secrets from her, but there's nothing she can do about it-yet. This is a story of lies, secrets, and love. Get ready for a mind-blowing rollercoaster ride.

Anne thought she had a "forever love" with Kyle. But when she discovers Kyle having an intimate moment with another woman on the day of their 4th wedding anniversary, her world shatters. This is a story about betrayal and picking up the pieces of a destroyed heart. *The writing is unedited.

"Let's get a divorce." The words should have broken her. Instead, she felt nothing. Claire Bennett thought she had built a quiet, ordinary marriage with Ethan Miller until the day he asked to leave for his first love, Vanessa Reed. Without tears or arguments, Claire signs the papers and walks away, determined to return her life to the way it was before Ethan. But cutting contact completely is never simple. Vanessa's envy runs deep, and Ethan's certainty begins to crumble as the woman he left behind starts to shine without him. When a mysterious artist named Ryan Carter steps into Claire's life, he challenges everything she thought she knew about love, loyalty, and self-worth. In a world where appearances mean everything, Claire learns that the greatest revenge is peace, and that the right love never asks her to wait.

Six years ago, Blanchard Collins packed her bags, boarded a bus to Houston, and never looked back. She left behind her abusive father, the town that never forgave her for speaking her mind, and Rueben Bailey, the boy who broke her heart the night before they were supposed to run away together. Now twenty-four, Blanchard returns home with her five-year-old daughter, Willow, and a dying mother who's asked for one final thing-her presence. But coming home means facing the ghosts she thought she'd buried, including the man she's never truly stopped loving. Rueben "Benny" Bailey did what his family expected. Stayed, took over the farm, and proposed to the girl everyone said was right for him. But when Blanchard walks back into church with a little girl who looks just like him, everything he's built starts to fall apart.

A story of love, lies, and hidden truths Aarvi thought she knew her relationship. Small moments don't add up. Words feel wrong. Silence grows heavier. Then one discovery changes everything, unraveling what she believed, revealing what was hidden all along. What happens when you finally see the truth? It was always there.

For four years, she lived as a forgotten wife in her own marriage. She had entered it young and patient, believing understanding could fill the spaces where love was missing. She waited. She adjusted. She faded. Days passed without words, nights without warmth, and slowly she realized she was no longer living-only enduring. The day her patience broke was quiet. No arguments, no tears-just clarity. Staying meant losing herself completely. So she chose freedom. Leaving gave her a second chance at life, at happiness, at becoming whole again. But the past does not release its hold so easily. Memories linger, scars ache, and broken love has a way of following you. She was ready to live again. But would her past let her?