Ellyse Stories

Ellyse Perry has everything-wealth, freedom, and a powerful last name. When her father announces her arranged marriage, she runs all the way to London to escape it. But rebellion doesn't pay the bills. After failure, exhaustion, and one humiliating night at a police station, Ellyse finally gives in and agrees to marry the woman her father has chosen. In India, Smriti Mandhana accepts the same alliance with quiet strength. Disciplined, grounded, and loyal to her family's promises, she knows Ellyse's reputation all too well-a spoiled heiress with a wild life and no sense of responsibility. Their marriage begins with obligation, not love. From sharp sarcasm to subtle care, teasing banter to slow understanding, two very different women are forced into the same life. What starts as duty slowly turns into something deeper. A slow-burn romance filled with teasing, growth, and emotional tension- this is a story about rebellion meeting responsibility, about learning to stand still instead of running, and about finding love in the one place neither of them looked for it. Because sometimes, the marriage you never wanted becomes the life you never knew you needed.

One morning I woke up and it hit me like an angry bull. I all of a sudden just saw something that had never happened before. At the time I figured that it was just my imagination, but two days later, it happened, and I figured out that I, 14 year old Havon Sereva, could see the future,

Marie Donovan is living the perfect life, but that doesn't make her feel truly happy. She meets Dan, just your average but extremely tempting bad boy. Will Daniel Hartt be everything she needs? Or will he be a chance she should have never taken?

Parang gusto mong kalimutan pero ayaw ng tadhana. Paulit-ulit kang nasasaktan at paulit-ulit karin bibigay ng chansa. You need to forget but if cupid hits you, you're doomed. Scarlett Sienna Feliza believed that she's stupid for falling to someone who played her fragile heart. Yes, she's in love with the badboy. BLAZE JARGON MENDEZ. That sexy handsome beast.

Chris was looking forward to the afternoon to shop with her mum so they could bond their mother-daughter relationship. But when she overheard her parents discussed about her with her future enemy, named James - her heart dropped and her life would never be the same again. The parents that she knew and lived with all those years did not love her and she was being used by them to threaten the Queen. Chris was born to be the princess of Ellyse and her power were about to be unleashed when she reached her next birthday. Her real mother had assigned a boy named Daniel to protect her but he was an informant. Everything that Chris had been told were lies and her life were built up around lies. So how could she ever trust anyone again? Would she runaway from her parents, but where to? Could she maybe rely on her so-called protector - Daniel - to help her escape a house full of lies and protect her from James? Or would she need help from someone else? Please Read To Find Out! xD

Ellyse Perry and Meg Lanning were more than just cricket legends, they were the cornerstone of a golden era for Australian cricket, their friendship as legendary as their on-field achievements. But time, pressure, and life have a way of changing even the strongest of bonds. How do they navigate the unspoken feelings of respect, regret, and care that linger long after a friendship fractures? This story is about two people who know each other's game better than anyone else yet must now learn to read each other again off the field, wondering if they can ever rebuild the partnership that once defined them, not just as players, but as people.

After years of ruling the pitch together, Meg Lanning and Ellyse Perry find themselves on opposite sides of retirement, routine, and reality. When Meg quietly steps away from the game, Ellyse is left behind, adrift, haunted by memories and versions of her best friend that no longer exist. As both women navigate the pressures of fame, the ache of absence, and the hidden battles of mental health, they begin to unravel the truth: sometimes, losing someone who's still alive can hurt more than grief. But in the quiet aftermath of everything unsaid, something gentler begins to grow.