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Molly had a great job, a serious boyfriend, and a quiet life in San Francisco. Then Bruce's stepsister thought it would be hilarious to fill out the internal transfer form on Molly's work laptop while Bruce watched. By the time Molly saw the confirmation email, the visa was already processing. The contract was signed. There was no undoing it. She was moving to London. When she demanded Bruce fix what his sister broke? He asked her to apologize. To Crystal. For being upset. So Molly left a note on his kitchen counter - Good Joke! - and got on the plane.

Gabriella showed up for him when it mattered most, believing she knew exactly where her life was going, until everything unraveled in a single moment she couldn't unsee. Walking away wasn't something she had planned, but it became the only choice she could live with. With nowhere else to turn, she leaves behind everything familiar and starts over in a quiet town that doesn't quite feel like home, trying to hold on to the part of herself that still feels like her. She tells herself it was the right decision, that some things can't be undone and are better left behind. But distance doesn't always bring clarity, and no matter how far she goes, the past has a way of following. Because some choices don't stay in the past, and some stories don't end just because you walk away. Updates weekly ✦

Lily De Silva had been married to the devilishly handsome CEO of Bradford Enterprises for four years, but their marriage came to an abrupt end when he asked for a divorce due to her inability to bear him another son. Reluctantly, she let him go. Meanwhile, Grey rekindled his romance with his first love, Natalia, a stunning Italian model, and got her pregnant. Months later, after their legal divorce, Lily discovered she was pregnant. Grey came crashing back into her life, wanting to win her back. However, Lily, now an heiress, refused to take him back. Will the enigmatic CEO win her love again, or will hate prevail in the end?

A new town. A new school. A completely blank slate. For Gurbaani Kaur Gill, moving to a quiet new town with her mother and younger sister was supposed to be a chance to heal. With the loss of her father still weighing heavily on their hearts, she just wants to keep her head down, support her family, and survive her senior year completely unnoticed. Her plan is simple: be invisible. Enter Rudra Raisinghania. Loud, chaotic, possessive and effortlessly rich, Rudra rules the school corridors. He is everything Gurbaani is trying to avoid-a rowdy troublemaker who thrives on disruption. But when a chance encounter forces them into each other's orbits, her carefully constructed walls begin to crack. Can a girl trying to rebuild her quiet world find comfort in the boy who lives to turn the world upside down? "Cute to hai tu yaar" " I am telling you Rudra mera haath chhodo" " Agar dubaara pakda to mujhse bura koi nahi hoga" What starts as stolen glances and frustrating run-ins slowly turns into something neither of them saw coming. A heartwarming, cute school romance about grief, growth, possession and the beautiful chaos of falling in love. Join their journey.

Anja Serafin is stuck at being 17. After almost four years of full-time confinement at home due to pandemic. Now that the lockdown is no longer enforced in their community she is having trouble reconnecting and continuing her life outside the four corners of her comfort zone. Her last role she remembers is being a twelfth grader applying for multiple university admissions. Without doubt, the world did not ever stop revolving, and her present-time return is supposedly the beginning of her fourth year in college. Anja know she cannot simply take up where she left off. When she feels like her life has an obvious time jump from pre-pandemic to post-pandemic. She is still adjusting to what is in front of her and preparing for whatever lies ahead. While also trying to understand what happened during the years her timeline seems to have skipped. She must take steps to live her life, and the only allowable direction is forward. The first step for Anja to make things happen is acceptance. Truly easier said than done, as it also gets her tangled up in being a mother to a five-year-old boy.

Kriti has always lived her life by other people's rules. At nineteen, trapped under the weight of a strict father, crushed dreams, and endless expectations, all she wants is one thing-freedom. But when she's forced to give up her dream college and attend the one place she never wanted to go, Kriti feels like her life is slowly slipping away from her hands. With a painful past, insecurities she keeps hidden, and a heart guarded against love, Kriti has convinced herself that happiness simply isn't meant for her. That is, until Samir enters her life. Charming, patient, and far too persistent for her liking, Samir is everything Kriti tries to avoid. But as their paths continue to cross at Crown High College, walls begin to crack, secrets begin to unfold, and Kriti starts to wonder if maybe-just maybe-some people are meant to find you exactly when your world feels like it's ending. As Kriti steps into a new chapter of her life, she must face college, unexpected friendships, painful truths, and the biggest challenge of all-finding herself. Will college finally give her the freedom she has always craved? Will she learn to stand up for herself and chase her dreams? Will she finally learn to love herself despite everything life has thrown at her? And who else will she meet along the way that could change her life forever? Or will fear, family expectations, and her past destroy something beautiful before it even begins? A story about healing, self-discovery, family pressure, self-worth, and finding love when life feels like sunset. Sometimes, sunsets aren't endings-they're the beginning of something new.

To Dear Whoever Reads 😂❤️, This is the story of a girl trying to figure out this uncertain life through her own experiences and make sense of it through her lens 👀♥️🙊 For 2 years, who learned about people, communities, relationships, and systems through books and classrooms. Now, she finds herself stepping into the real world-meeting new people, hearing new stories, questioning old beliefs, and discovering perspectives she never knew existed 😇👥 Some observations may be right. Some may be wrong. Some may change with time 💯 But every page is honest. This is not a guide to life 🫡 It is simply a journal of a curious, slightly delusional, frequently overthinking girl trying to understand people, the world around her, and herself. Because in the end, she will realise something important: She wasn't just observing the story. She was part of it too with the people 🫠

Ruby stopped believing in promises when she was eleven. Armed with five rules and a broken heart, she enters her final year determined to survive-not fall in love. Then she meets a boy in a pink shirt who never read the rules. Pink Promises is a romantic coming-of-age story filled with friendship, heartbreak, healing, and a little bit of chaos.

Two broken pasts. One university. And a collision neither of them planned. Amelia Hayes was supposed to be a dancer. Instead, she's starting over-haunted by guilt, grief, and a future she no longer recognizes. Leaving home is her escape, but also her punishment. Ballet shoes packed away. Dreams rewritten. Control is the only thing keeping her upright. Luca Brookes thrives on control. Hockey captain. Observer. Detached. He doesn't do chaos, emotions, or attachments-especially not at NBU, where parties blur into noise and people disappoint on repeat. He watches, notices, and keeps his distance. Always. They exist in different worlds. Until a single name, a shared connection, and a series of unavoidable moments pull them into each other's orbit. What starts as indifference turns into tension. Tension into curiosity. And curiosity into something neither of them is ready to face. Sometimes the hardest thing isn't starting over- it's letting someone in while you do.

A cynical HR manager sent to Paris to fire half an office falls for the one employee she absolutely shouldn't: a twenty-two-year-old jazz musician who refuses to behave like an adult. Zelda is having a bad day. Actually, she's been having a string of bad days. After a failed marriage and the loss of a parent, moving to Paris was supposed to be a fresh start. Instead, as the HR manager of a top-tier consulting firm, she's been sent there with one mission: clean up the office. In other words, fire everyone. The last thing she needs is Jake, a twenty-two-year-old intern who seems completely immune to authority, deadlines, and common sense. He thinks she's an obnoxious robot. She thinks he's an infuriating pain in her neck. Unfortunately, they're forced to work together. Even more unfortunately, neither of them is being entirely honest. Set between Parisian cafés, late-night jazz clubs and one very dysfunctional office, How To Let Go is a witty and heartfelt romantic comedy about grief, second chances, and finding love exactly where company policy says you shouldn't. For readers who love Emily Henry, Beth O'Leary and slow-burn workplace romance.

Daryn Taylor has always known what he wants. With a promising career at a high-end magazine in Los Angeles, his life is finally moving in the direction he planned-structured, focused, and under control. Then he meets Alessia. Confident, independent, and impossible to ignore, she enters his life at the perfect time. What starts as a chance connection quickly turns into something deeper-effortless, natural, and real in a way neither of them expected. And for the first time, Daryn stops questioning everything. Alessia doesn't talk much about her past. But he doesn't push. Because when something feels right, you don't go searching for reasons to doubt it. As their relationship grows, so does the life they begin to build together-one filled with shared moments, quiet understanding, and the kind of connection that feels meant to be. But not everyone is convinced. And sometimes... the questions you don't ask don't stay unanswered forever. Conjunction is a story about love, trust, and the moments that bring two lives together-long before either of them realizes what it might cost.

Kavya Patel walked away from it all-fame, fortune, family, a life meticulously built on choices she now regrets. She sought refuge in the quiet streets of Nashik, trading glamour for simplicity, and heartache for the fragile hope of forgiveness. As a schoolteacher, she begins to rebuild her life, one small act of courage at a time, burying the past where no one can see it... or so she thinks. Then Vihaan Draakshekar appears-magnetic, unpredictable, and unbearably alive. Commitment is a foreign concept to him, yet something about Kavya unsettles him, igniting a fire he never expected and desires he's never allowed himself to feel. Haunted by mistakes, both carrying secrets they dare not reveal, Kavya and Vihaan are drawn together in a collision of passion, vulnerability, and the lingering shadows of guilt. But in a world where trust is fragile and love feels impossible, can two hearts broken by regret find a way to heal... or will their pasts tear them apart forever?

Nellie Davis has finally shaken free of the life that was slowly shrinking her. Plus-sized, stubbornly kind, and done apologizing for taking up space, she's pouring her heart, savings, and far too much caffeine into a small bakery of her own. The ovens are warm, but business is not, and her hard-won hope is beginning to falter. Then a little girl with a crown of unruly curls and a guarded father step through her door. Their arrival feels oddly fated, their presence disarming. And as they return, again and again, Nellie starts to rediscover pieces of herself she thought she'd lost and stumbles into a story far bigger than the one she set out to write.

Inaya, a vulnerable and ambitious young girl, had her life forever altered when she was forced into marriage at the tender age of 11. The trauma and hardships that followed threatened to shatter her dreams of completing her education and building a better future. As Inaya navigates the complexities of her tumultuous marriage and the challenges that come with it, she must also contend with the difficulties faced by her family. Will she find the strength to overcome the trauma and adversity that surrounds her? Can she escape the shackles of her past and forge a new path towards achieving her dreams?

After years of partnership, separation, heartbreak, and reunion, Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler finally stop running from what has always existed between them. As their relationship deepens, they face the challenges of blending families, navigating careers in law enforcement, and confronting the dangers that come with their jobs. Just when life finally seems to be giving them a second chance, Olivia discovers she's pregnant. The news changes everything. Together, the SVU squad rallies around them through joy, fear, tragedy, and triumph as Olivia and Elliot prepare for the greatest case of their lives: becoming parents together.

This is about a girl that has nothing and finally finding somewhere she belongs and starting her life over and having a new beginning

Luna is hired as Kavin's security guard, a role she never expected but one she takes on with determination. As Kavin faces growing threats from his rival, Ron, Luna becomes his unwavering protector. As the tension builds and danger looms closer, Kavin finds himself drawn to Luna in ways he never imagined. With every moment spent together, the line between duty and desire blurs. In a world full of danger, can love finda way to survive when everything else seems to be falling apart .

Eleana only wanted to get away. A hike through a vast national park seemed like the perfect chance to clear her head and leave behind the life she no longer recognised as her own. Among the endless trails and towering pines, she begins to breathe again, finding unexpected joy in new friendships and daring adventures. But the wilderness holds more than just peace and beauty. As Eleana forges new friendships and embraces unexpected adventures, a darker force emerges-one that threatens to pull her back into the shadows she thought she'd escaped. With the help of the people she meets on the trail, Eleana must confront the pain she's carried for too long and face the dangers that stand in her way. To survive-both in the park and within herself-she'll have to find the strength to step into the person she was always meant to become. A story of resilience, friendship, and self-discovery.

A rainy afternoon. A quiet coffee shop. A shy artist and a musician trying to find her way back to music. When Freen meets Becky, neither of them expects a simple conversation to change their day-and maybe their lives. A soft and cozy WLW one-shot filled with coffee, rain, art, music, and new beginnings. ☕🌧️🤍

When Link and Y/n enter high school, they think it's going to be just like middle school: carefree, mischievous, and a quiet kind of loud. High school brings a different thrill than middle school, with school dances and party dares. Meeting people they never thought they would meet, sports they wouldn't have expected to be good at, and confessions they never thought they would share; dam, sounds like a pretty good first year in high school. (Pre-Calamity!modern!au) (Modern!Link x Fem!Reader)