Winner Takes It All

Winner Takes It All

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Jun 14, 2025
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Hetalia: Axis Powers
Winner Takes It All is a sharp, emotional slice-of-life drama about two brothers, quiet, observant Matthew and his golden-boy twin Alfred, navigating a tangled web of desire, rivalry, and unspoken truths. As everyone around them seems to fall for Alfred-his stoic friend Kiku, his sharp-edged boyfriend Arthur, even old friends like Francis, Matthew is left to wonder if there's anything left for him. Love, loyalty, and identity collide in a house full of longing, where the winner always seems to be Alfred... and the rest are left with the fallout.
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Aja Daunis was the definition of an unlucky "good girl gone bad." When she meets Moses Sunning, the charming billionaire heir, he changes everything in just one night. Their unexpected encounter leads to an irresistible job offer that throws them together in more ways than one. There's just one problem: Moses is the one obstacle standing between her and the future she's manifesting. She can't stand him, so why can't she stop thinking about him? Now, Aja must juggle her new job, tuition debt, classes, friendships, and a dangerously complicated romance with a man who's already taken. As the lines blur between ambition and desire, Aja faces the ultimate choice: Chase the money, or risk it all for the heart she's stolen along the way. Is there even a third less confusing option...?

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