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I Saw Him First The day Scott McCall came to school after being bitten by a werewolf was supposed to be normal. At least as normal as Beacon Hills ever gets. Then Stiles Stilinski sees her. One look. One smile. One heartbeat. And suddenly Lydia Martin isn't the center of his universe anymore. Amara Johnson is. Rich, powerful, beautiful, and carrying secrets older than Beacon Hills itself, Amara belongs to a supernatural race known as the Aetheri-rare beings capable of controlling the elements and moving the world with a single thought. The moment she sees Stiles Stilinski, she knows exactly who he is. Her mate. Her forever. Her person. While Scott struggles with his new life as a werewolf and Beacon Hills becomes a magnet for supernatural chaos, Amara and Stiles find themselves building something neither of them expected. A home. A family. A love powerful enough to withstand hunters, alphas, kanimas, nogitsunes, and everything else the town throws at them. The only problem? Anyone who threatens Stiles quickly learns a terrifying lesson: Amara Johnson is sweet. Until someone hurts her boy. Then all bets are off. And if anyone asks why she's always defending him? The answer is simple. She saw him first.

Aarohi had promised herself she would never fall in love again. The scars of her past had taught her that love only leaves when you need it most. Arjun never believed in love to begin with. Practical, reserved, and focused on his own path, relationships were never part of his plans. But when their lives unexpectedly intertwine, neither realizes they are about to change each other's world. He doesn't try to fix her. He doesn't ask her to trust him. He simply stays-through her fears, her doubts, and the walls she built around her heart. Sometimes, the greatest love story isn't about finding the right person. It's about finding the person who stays when everyone else leaves. ❤️

In the aftermath of grief, eighteen-year-old Elizabeth Whitmore finds herself bound to a carefully arranged future with Gabriel Vale - a man as controlled and unreadable as the world she's been forced to survive. But what begins as obligation soon becomes something neither of them prepared for. This is a story of grief, control, trust, and two people discovering that intimacy is not always born from passion - but from being truly understood.

Some promises are made long before the people bound by them ever understand their meaning. Riddha never imagined her life would be tied to a man she barely knew. A doctor with dreams of her own, she enters an arranged marriage carrying more questions than expectations. Atharva never had room in his life for relationships. Duty came first. It always had. Quiet, disciplined, and guarded, he has spent years living for responsibilities that leave little space for anything else. Their marriage begins not with love, but with a promise made between two families. A promise neither of them chose. A promise neither of them fully understood. What starts as obligation turns into friendship, friendship into trust, and trust into something neither of them expected. But love is not the only thing life asks of them. Sometimes it asks for patience. Sometimes sacrifice. Sometimes the courage to build a home after years of learning how to leave one. This is not just a story about falling in love. It is a story about choosing each other, again and again, through every season of life. About promises that become legacies. Author's Note I am not from a military background, and this story is not intended to be a technically accurate representation of military life, intelligence operations, or defense services. Any inaccuracies are completely unintentional. This is a work of fiction written with respect and admiration for those who serve. The focus of the story is the emotional journey of the characters, their relationships, and the family they build together. Please read it as a story rather than a factual depiction. Thank you for giving Atharva and Riddha a place in your heart.

When cheerful, chaotic literature student Maya Sharma loses her hostel room due to a university mix-up, she is forced to share an off-campus apartment with Aarav Mehta, a quiet engineering student who loves schedules, rules, and silence. Maya talks too much. Aarav barely talks at all. She leaves sticky notes everywhere. He labels everything. Living together should be impossible. Instead, it becomes the best mistake of their lives. Between midnight food runs, prank wars, failed cooking attempts, embarrassing family visits, and countless inside jokes, Maya and Aarav slowly become each other's favorite person. The only problem? Neither of them realizes they're already in love.

Two strangers. One arranged marriage. A love story written after vows, not before. . ✦ तूने तो पल भर में चोरी किया रे जिया... मोरा जिया। ☾︎ 𓂃𓈒𓏸 💌 . 𝗔𝗿𝘀𝗵𝗶 𝗝𝗼𝘀𝗵𝗶 never imagined marriage as a grand love story. For her, it was always meant to happen one day, with understanding, respect and perhaps a little patience. 𝗗𝗲𝘃𝘆𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗵 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿𝗲 never searched for love either. Practical, calm and grounded, he believes relationships are built, not found. When their families arrange their marriage, two complete strangers are tied together in a bond neither fully understands yet. Not a story of perfect lives, but of two people who choose understanding over ego, trust over doubt and love over pride. Just two people learning each other slowly, through shared meals, late-night conversations, quiet comfort, playful teasing, stolen smiles and affection hidden in the smallest gestures. Sometimes, love doesn't arrive before marriage. Sometimes, it blooms after. 𝗧𝘂𝗺 𝗦𝗮𝗻𝗴 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗲𝘁 is a soft arranged-marriage romance about companionship, comfort, respect and a love that grows gently day by day.

He watched her plan her escape. He wanted to save her. But he knew she had to save herself. Marcus Reed doesn't believe in fate, just timing. And his timing has always been off. Three years divorced, forty, and trying to remember what happiness feels like, he spends his nights scrolling through LinkedIn instead of dating apps. Networking, he tells himself. Pretending he's fine. Then, one night, he sees her name. Sarah Mitchell. Once the most brilliant analyst at Hartwell Investments, Sarah vanished from the corporate world twelve years ago. Now, she's listed as a stay-at-home parent. The woman who used to predict markets can't even remember who she used to be. Their late-night messages start as small talk. Harmless. Professional. But under every line, something unspoken lingers. A quiet recognition of loneliness, loss, and longing. He knows what it's like to disappear inside a marriage. He knows what it's like to wake up one day and realize you're a stranger to yourself. Marcus wants to reach through the screen to save her from the life that's erased her. But he can't. He knows she has to find her own way out. So he waits. Watches. Listens. Becomes the voice reminding her she still exists. From the world of The Exit Strategy, this is Marcus's story. An emotional slow-burn was told from the other side of the door. A story about restraint, redemption, and what it means to love someone enough to let them save themselves. 📅 New chapters Wednesday & Friday 🖋️ Written by Dahlian G. (Masquerade Media™) © 2025 Masquerade Media™ | All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer: This work is a fictionalized story inspired by real emotions and experiences. Any resemblance to actual people or events is coincidental. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be copied, reposted, or distributed without permission from Masquerade Media™ and Dahlian G.

Sarah Suarez was doing her best to survive adulthood, which was hard when life kept acting like a full-time hater. After discovering her fiancé's affair with her former friend, publicly humiliating half the people at a reunion party, and losing the carefully crafted version of herself in one disastrous night, Sarah is forced to start over from scratch. Again. With a sick mother to care for, bills piling up, and a future hanging by a thread, the last thing she needs is Henry Salva: a dangerously handsome CEO with too much money, too many secrets, and a habit of appearing whenever her life falls apart. Henry is calm, composed, and emotionally impossible to read. A man who terrifies boardrooms without raising his voice, and should have nothing in common with someone like Sarah, yet somehow, their paths keep crossing. From drunken disasters and emotional breakdowns to late-night conversations and dangerously blurred boundaries, Sarah finds herself drawn to the one man she knows she should avoid. But healing is never simple, especially when old wounds, buried truths, jealous exes, and the ghosts of Henry's past threaten to destroy whatever is growing between them. *trigger warning: has minor PTSD episodes. [word count: 95, 000 - 100,000 words] ||Edited to the best of my ability|| ||One year later, 'the best of my ability' has improved, so I will be editing again (more like a rewrite, actually).|| Edited chapters will have a ✔

Azariah is a 20-year-old little. She currently lives with her best friend, and together, they help each other through everything. Kaden is 42 and has given up looking for a little. Although he found great littles, none of them were exactly what he wanted. When he meets Azariah, he thinks the same of her but a mutual friend and little Zari may be able to change that.

Nothing else in life is as important as a healthy, happy, rewarding relationship. At Designed2Last we are making a difference in relationships through our workshops, seminars, and coaching programs. We deliver a long-term systemic change model through our highly acclaimed, emotional literacy and relationship curriculum. We teach singles, couples and divorcees how to fall madly in love with who they are, how to be you unapologetically while building healthy, happy, rewarding, relationships that last a lifetime.

(Short Oneshot) Lately, Gon has been having a hard time. He really misses Aunt Mito, and his friends. He feels like he has pushed everyone away. Everyone besides Killua. But, it's kind of hard to ignore someone you share a bed with. 845 words I DO NOT OWN HUNTER X HUNTER OR THESE CHARACTERS CW: mention of suicide COVER CREDITS: if you know the artist PLEASE tell me. Pinterest never gives credits.

Marriage is wonderful thing but a lot of challenges, fights and divorces are being filed daily - why ? From all the problems recorded in the world today marriage problems should be put on the list. Marriage failure is a topical issue in newspapers, magazines, and social media and even on Television news headlines weekly. Marriage should be a course taught in schools and should be entered when one passes it with an A or B (Merit or Distinction).It has proved too difficult especially with different stories that you can hear each and every day.How then can i spice my marriage? What then should I learn to make my marriage work? This book will try to show the spices that can help your marriage work

This is an introduction into the discovery of love with her ideal Black Man after attending to the personal work of healing- of shop owner Nikki, a creole tea curator, and her self-realizations along the way. Based on real people. This work is copy written. All Rights Reserved.

Hwa-Sol is in her first year of art studies. She's very popular among her classmates, thanks to her fresh and naturaly elegant looks and personnality. Some would say that she looks like an angel and that she's one of God's favourite, but no one knows how much time and effort she puts daily to keep up with this image. In reality, she's quite modest and has to work a lot after school so she can pay for her rent and her own school loans that made her in debt. Unfortunately, she made herself the enemy of a quiet, handsome, dangerous but particular classmate, Hwang Hyunjin, when she wrongly accused him of bullying. And somehow, their destiny entangled from there. // ꜰʟᴜꜰꜰ ᴀɴᴅ ꜱᴍᴜᴛ ʙᴜᴛ ᴡᴀʀɴɪɴɢ, ᴅᴇᴘɪᴄᴛɪᴏɴ ᴏꜰ ᴀʙᴜꜱᴇ

Marco x Ace in the calm moments of their day to day

"I blew out my imaginary birthday candles, sealing my hopeless pleas to the universe". -- It's 1989, and birthday's were an important event to Joey Flevic. That was until he got kicked out of his home the day he turned 18, left to fend for himself in an unfamiliar city with no one to turn to. Gilbert "Slade" expresses himself as outgoing, cheerful, and positive. However, things weren't as sunny as they seemed on the inside. When it felt like the world was against them the most, a miracle came in the form of belated birthday wishes and a run-down arcade machine.

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