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~She needed money, to save her company and he needed a partner to save his life. Chaos interrupted their so called, 'dating life', where everything was real but nothing was. Abhishek and Swara ran through adventures pretending to be couple, people saw the real, they had the fake. But things took a turn when it wasn't so fake anymore!! A/n: This is pure work of Fiction, nothing from this belongs to the real world. The scenarios, the people, the personalities, are what I felt good. So please read it as it is purely imaginary. Thank you! (The images used in the book belong to their respective owners. I do not own any of them. They are just used here for character idea purpose.)

James Sirius Potter x Cassiopeia Malfoy James Sirius Potter, Hogwarts's golden boy, made it his mission to chase the one girl who refused to be caught. Cassiopeia Malfoy, brilliant and icy, met his outrageous pursuits with a signature roll of her eyes. He charmed the entire school; she saw right through him. He pursues her with ridiculous flair; she is completely over it. Yet they can't stop running into each other, destined to repeat a family history where another Potter chases a girl who swore she'd never fall for him... until she does. #1 in Jamessiriuspotter #4 in Scorpiusmalfoy ALL CHARACTERS BELONG TO JK ROWLING EXCEPT FOR THE OCS

Trivisha Kulkarni once loved Kairav Aryavir Rathore with all her heart. Then came the betrayal that shattered everything. Now, she's happier without him, stronger than before, and completely uninterested in the King of Alwar's regrets. But when fate throws them together again, old wounds reopen, buried secrets resurface, and the line between love and hate begins to blur. He wants a second chance. She wants nothing to do with him.

Gab Scott has always been the loyal best friend-listening, protecting, putting others first. But when his first crush ends up with his best friend, Summer, his heart shatters. Just when he thinks love isn't for him, someone new enters his life-a man who sees Gab in a way no one else does. Can Gab finally stop being the second lead... or will love pass him by again?

The government accidentally made them husband and wife, Falling in love was entirely their fault❤️

Maya lives a quiet life selling healing stones online. No selfies. No attention. No chaos. But then a mysterious follower appears on her Instagram. A charming stranger starts flirting with her at a café. And somehow, everything keeps circling back to one name: Arjun Khanna. Actor. Heartthrob. Maya's biggest celebrity crush.

Moving to South Korea was supposed to be a fresh start for Seo Yuna. Instead, it became a disaster wrapped in neon lights, bad decisions, and one dangerously kind boy. Reckless, fearless, and emotionally untouchable, Yuna has spent her whole life running from attachment after losing her mother as a child. Sent to Korea by her overprotective billionaire father, she plans to survive university the same way she survives everything else - with sarcasm, fists, and zero emotional commitment. But everything changes the night she catches a quiet student being cornered by bullies in an alley... and beats them up without hesitation. The boy turns out to be Kang Jiho - her classmate. Quiet. Brilliant. Broke. A scholarship student juggling university, part-time jobs, his little sister, and his grandmother's medical bills. He's everything Yuna hates: kind, patient, responsible... impossible to ignore. When Jiho starts tutoring her to stop her from failing classes, the two become entangled in late-night convenience store runs, chaotic arguments, accidental jealousy, and feelings Yuna refuses to admit. Because falling in love means having something to lose. And Yuna promised herself she would never hurt like that again. But the more she pushes Jiho away... the more he becomes the only place that feels like home.

After a night of wild weather, two neighbours wake to find their fences down, their roofs battered, and their insurance companies determined to make them share the inconvenience. She's practical, tired, and quietly furious. He's polite, awkward, and just as stranded. Between them lies a garden that somehow escaped the storm - calm, untouched, and far too interested in their business. As the repairs drag on, the garden begins to behave oddly: blossoms blooming out of season, petals falling with deliberate timing, a scent that seems to follow them both. It isn't magic, exactly. But it isn't ordinary either. A story of quiet connection, neighbourly kindness, and the small, uncanny places that bring us back to ourselves.

"Clap... clap... clap." Every midnight, Neil Natwarlal Shah hears the same rhythmic, sarcastic applause through his paper-thin NYC walls. He's convinced it's Tuesday night sex. He's convinced his neighbor is a ghost. He's mostly convinced he needs better earplugs. Then he meets Tisha Kaur Valia in the elevator-IIT grad, Goldman Sachs shark, and the woman responsible for his sleep deprivation. The walls are thin, but their hearts might just be thicker. A story about wine, Oreos, and the noise that happens when two people finally stop listening through the wall and start knocking on the door.

Amanda's starting over. New apartment. New job. New rules. What she didn't plan for? Her absurdly hot, egotistical neighbor, Mike, who can't seem to leave her alone. When Amanda's clingy, cheating ex comes crawling back, she blurts out a lie that changes everything: she has a boyfriend. And naturally, Mike offers to play the part. Fake dating her annoying neighbor? What could possibly go wrong? Rules are set: ✘ No kissing ✘ No feelings ✘ And definitely, absolutely, under no circumstances - no falling in love. It seem easy enough to follow. Right?

Daniel never expected a week in a remote cabin to change anything. He went for quiet, for space, for the chance to breathe. What he found instead was Jo - sharp‑eyed, guarded, unexpectedly kind - the last person he thought he'd trust, and the only person who made him feel seen. They weren't supposed to get close. They weren't supposed to linger. They definitely weren't supposed to miss each other when the week ended. But some connections don't care about timing. Back home, the silence feels different. Her number sits in his pocket like a promise. One phone call becomes another. A concert invitation becomes something more. And slowly, quietly, without either of them naming it, Daniel and Jo begin building a life that feels steadier than anything they've known. This isn't a story about grand gestures or dramatic declarations. It's about two people choosing each other in the small moments - the ones that matter. A soft, slow‑burn adult romance about trust, tenderness, and the unexpected ways we find home.

💫 How to Hate a Duke (And Accidentally Fall in Love) 💫 A reckless young woman. A brooding, impossible duke. A marriage that was never supposed to happen. Lady Beatrice Whitmore has spent her life defying expectations, refusing to be just another pawn in high society. But when she is forced into an arranged marriage with the infuriatingly arrogant Duke Benedict Hawthorne, she swears she will never love him. From cutting remarks to stolen dances, heated arguments to dangerously close encounters, Beatrice and Benedict are caught in a battle of wills. But when hidden truths and scandalous secrets threaten to unravel everything, they'll have to decide: Is love just another battle they refuse to lose? 🔥 Enemies-to-lovers 💍 Arranged Marriage ❤️ Slow-burn romance Perfect for fans of My Lady Jane, Bridgerton, and Pride & Prejudice-with a wickedly hilarious and heart-wrenching twist.

Zora Ellis is 28, brilliant, curvy, and chronically overstimulated-from her grad school research in astrobiology to the noise of the city she calls home. Relationships? Not a priority. Not when she's got Evan Marshall. Evan is 28, a neuroengineering PhD student with a face that doesn't match how filthy his mouth can get. And for the last few years, he's been the one she calls between relationships-for hard, no-strings-attached sex that leaves her breathless and temporarily sane. They've watched each other fall in and out of dating disasters. They know each other's trauma, coffee orders, and pressure points. It's uncomplicated. It works. Until it doesn't. Because lately, Evan's hands linger longer after he cleans her wounds. And Zora's starting to picture him when she touches herself. And neither of them is saying a damn thing about it. In the Bronx, where Evan's apartment smells like incense and chaos, and on Harlem streets where catcallers call her wife and mean it-Zora is starting to feel the cracks in their arrangement. One jazz night. One late train ride. One mistake away from breaking all their rules. They said it would never get complicated. They lied.

Amelia thought she had her life figured out-until the day she packed her bags and left her husband Joe for good. With nothing but a plane ticket and a stubborn refusal to look back, she's ready to rebuild, or she thinks. What she doesn't expect is Parker Haynes-Flynn- charismatic, ruthless, and infuriatingly unreadable. A man who plays his cards close to his chest and seems to know more about her than he should. Parker has spent years controlling every move he makes, every deal he closes. But when Amelia storms into his orbit-bold, bruised, and unwilling to break-he finds himself drawn to her in a way he can't quite explain. She challenges him, unsettles him, makes him want. As Amelia fights to reclaim her life, she must face not just the ghosts of her past and Joe, but the weight of her own doubts. Forgiveness-of others, of herself-doesn't come easy. And when Parker becomes more than just a complication, she'll have to decide if she's willing to risk her heart again. Because moving on isn't just about survival. It's about resilience, about choosing every day after today.

Aria Bellamy and Wesley Thorne have competed for everything-class rank, debate championships, even student council elections. So when a prestigious Ivy League donor announces an all-expenses-paid scholarship for the student who best embodies "leadership and character," Aria and Wesley are all in. The problem? The donor loves heartwarming stories, and thanks to a series of unfortunate coincidences, everyone believes Aria and Wesley are childhood sweethearts who recently reconnected. The donor is thrilled. Their parents are thrilled. Their teachers are thrilled. And to keep up the lie, Aria and Wesley are forced into a whirlwind of "romantic" springtime activities-picnic dates, tutoring little kids, and attending a ridiculous garden party. But somewhere between fake hand-holding and stolen glances in the rain, the rivalry starts to feel like something else. Something real. And neither of them knows what to do about it.

She watched him from the crowd. He couldn't look away once he saw her. Dishita Narang, a 29-year-old data analyst, has followed Nishak Sharma's comedy career since she was nineteen - and secretly crushed on him ever since. When their worlds collide years later at one of his shows, an unexpected connection sparks between logic and laughter. She lives by patterns. He lives by punchlines. And love? Well... it doesn't follow either. Stay tuned - because this story is just getting its mic check. 🎤❤️

The house always wins. Unless you're willing to cheat with the Devil. Aaron thought he was playing the cards. He didn't know he was sleeping with the dealer. ​Aaron Blake was a brilliant neurosurgeon until guilt and debt shattered his life. Desperate, he accepts a secretive, high-paying job with the international Castanides criminal syndicate, hoping to start over. ​He believes he's reporting to the top. He's wrong. ​Aaron is immediately thrown into the path of DAMIEN, the beautiful, cold, and utterly ruthless Chief Aide who enforces the organization's impossible rules. Damien treats Aaron like a weapon he owns and takes sadistic pleasure in their escalating rivalry. ​Aaron is the unwilling Ace Card-being used in a deadly game to draw out a traitor. He thinks he's fighting the right-hand man for his dignity. He has no idea that Damien is the true Devil: the secret, calculating head of the entire syndicate. ​Aaron was cleaning the wound Damien sustained in their library fight. ​Aaron: "I tore your lip. I'll admit that." ​Damien: "Your hands are shaking, doctor. How did you ever plan to operate? A trembling hand in the OR means someone dies." ​With unnerving calm, Damien caught Aaron's hand, forcing his fingers to brush against the torn lip. ​Damien: "This pain is mine - and you caused it. Now take your shaking hand and get to work, doctor."

High school? More like Hell! Raina Khurana, a short, stubby, curvy girl. Due to her appearance, she gets picked on by other girls in her school. But when she changes schools, in hopes to move to a better one, she lands in hell, but this time stronger. Dreamer, Achiever and Witty. She is more than what meets our eyes. High school Heartthrob, basketball player and muscular. Tall, chocolate brown hair, and dark midnight deep eyes that can trap anyone. Ayush could be anyone's dream boy but hers. From grumpy shy to melodramatically loud. He's got it all. Lowkey feminist, fitness freak, caring just for her. Story of two teenagers, one with a dream and another making her his dream. Both make their own ways into adulthood and life. Being teenagers and friends with the opposite gender for the first time sure brings a lot of push and pull, emotional outbreak and shut outs. One can be a whole package yet at the wrong address. Spoiler: Contact number saved as Rahul Roommate is actually Raina calling home because she's hungry.

Maya Patel has always been a fighter-quick-witted, sharp-tongued, and just a little addicted to raising her hand in class debates. Starting her first semester at college, she's determined to prove herself, even if it means making a few enemies along the way. Enter Eli Caldwell: brilliant, maddening, and every bit her intellectual equal. Their first clash in an ethics seminar leaves sparks-and not just academic ones. What begins as verbal sparring turns into something deeper, a tension neither of them can ignore. But Maya's world isn't just late-night arguments and stolen glances. There's Leila, her sarcastic but loyal roommate, and a circle of friends who start to feel like the family she didn't know she was missing. Together, they navigate messy dorm life, identity, ambition, and the burden of expectations-discovering that what we carry isn't just books and deadlines, but fears, dreams, and each other. Tender, funny, and real, What We Carry is a college romance about rivalry and connection, about finding your people, and about the risks we take when we let someone in.