Romanticrivals Stories

He's the school's golden boy charming, confident, and absolutely insufferable. I'm the girl who's made it her mission to wipe that smug smile off his face. Everyone knows we hate each other. We make sure they do. But when Nationals force us to team up, the line between rivalry and something else starts to blur. And the way he looks at me when he thinks I'm not watching? Yeah... I think we're both losing this debate.

We were born to compete. Raised to outrank. Trained to crush the other without mercy. For years, we tied. Every test. Every rank. Every damn point. Until I lost - once. And everyone thought I failed. But what they'll never know is... I lost on purpose. Not for love. Not for sympathy. But for something messier - guilt, pride, silence. He slapped me when I tried to help him. He thinks he won. And that's fine. Let him wear his crown. I'll take second - by choice.

Enemies since Cambridge. Partners by force. Lovers... possibly. When journalist Isabella Blake is dragged back to Blake Manor, the last person she expects to partner with is James Harrington-her longtime rival and Britain's most charming political headache. But a joint project at a crumbling estate forces them into close quarters, where buried secrets, sharp banter, and unresolved tension threaten to ignite something neither of them planned. Rivals at the Manor is a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance full of scandal, wit, and chemistry that refuses to be ignored. Perfect for fans of Bridgerton, The Hating Game, and Pride and Prejudice, this contemporary British romance blends old money glamour with razor-sharp banter, high society drama, and undeniable chemistry.

Everyone loved the "pure and perfect" heroine-except me. I was just a reader who got sick of watching the tragic villainess twin be humiliated, heartbroken, and killed for daring to want love. So, I tossed the book in the trash... and woke up as her. With a sassy system, twisted fate, and a burning grudge, I'm done playing the role of the jealous loser. Now? The villain chases after me like a man starved. The male lead can't stop falling in love. And the heroine? She's not so beloved anymore. I'll rewrite this story-and this time, the villainess gets everything. Watch out, world. I'm not here to survive. I'm here SLAY