Malian Stories

⚠️ includes, lemon, maybe some smut, angst and fluff ⚠️ I know the inquisitor master fans will be angry a character called jade isn't dating one called Drake, well imagine (or maybe it is) Dani is a female Drake. Since a very young age Jade had major aspirations to be a pirate, but when her parents decide it'd be far better for the family for her too marry Prince Kaline - who is in love with a king from another town. She rebels and refuses to marry him, so does he.. But when they can't fight back and get married, they hatch a plan to fulfill their life long dreams... When new pirate boat is caught sailing across the shore / rear waters and the watch are sent to kill everyone on board, jade knows that's the boat she was always meant to sail away on. Boat captain Dani, always has and will probably have, a supposedly unreasonable goal of being the richest pirate to every sail The sea. Her plan is to break into the palace, kill the princess and prince, the king and queen, then rob them over their dead bodies. Of course that plan is delayed as it takes a-lot of planing - and the ability to not fall in love with the soon-to-be Queen who catches her in the act. She finds himself letting her aboard her boat in order for her to not tell the guards, imagining she won't be any good. But when Dani discovers that Jades been training far longer than he expected - she realised - This is the "princess's fate" POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER! What the.. Janice..

Aïssa Cissé has her life down to a perfect system: tough-as-nails prosecutor's assistant by day, unapologetic Chinese drama fangirl by night. While her coworkers at the Highland Agency think she spends her evenings networking or "reading case files," the truth is she's swooning over subtitles, learning Mandarin phrases from YouTube, and hoarding bubble tea loyalty cards like precious evidence. Her double life stays neatly tucked away-until Ayden Lin walks through the office doors. The newly hired Chinese-American attorney, with his sharp suits and disarming smile, makes the whole department buzz. But it's not his résumé that has Aïssa panicking-it's the fact that he accidentally discovers her "secret identity" as the office's closet C-drama addict. Instead of mocking her, Ayden is intrigued. Soon, Aïssa finds herself swept into long lunch breaks filled with cultural debates, late-night noodle runs, and impromptu Mandarin lessons that feel dangerously like dates. But the more she lets Ayden into her carefully curated world, the harder it becomes to keep her heart-and her career-untangled. Between courtroom deadlines and blossoming chemistry, Aïssa must decide if she's ready to turn her scripted fantasies into something real... even if it means risking everything for a romance that doesn't come with subtitles.