Romancecommunity Stories

A nicely woven story about a initially spoiled brat girl who later meets her sugar daddy, but love Was Never The Plan and it just happened let's see the struggles and more spice 😼 , so grab your popcorn🍿 and lay back , I am coming with 'Daddy's sin'

"Clause 47: The signatory agrees to complete submission-body, name, and future." Desperate for money to save her brother's life, Aria Monroe signs a contract with one of the wealthiest, most ruthless men in New York-Dominic Vance. She thinks she's agreeing to a temporary executive assistant role. She missed the fine print. Now, she's bound by Clause 47, a buried part of the deal that hands Dominic more than just her time-it gives him control. But Aria isn't the docile type. And Dominic didn't expect a woman who could match his mind, challenge his rules, or shake the empire he built. The deeper she goes into his world, the more dangerous it gets-and the harder it is to tell if she's still playing the game, or falling for the man who wrote the rules. ---

Kelly is a hardworking woman from a middle-class family. She juggles jobs and dreams of a better life. Kla is rich, confident, and lives in a world full of luxury and parties. When Kla hires Kelly as his assistant, their very different lives crash together. They argue and tease, but slowly, they start to see the good in each other. In a story full of laughs and surprises, Kelly and Kla learn that love doesn't care about money or status. It only cares about two hearts willing to take a chance.

Homework, exams, group projects-love was never supposed to be on the syllabus. For Clara, high school was supposed to be simple: get through classes, ace her exams, and keep her head down. Love was the last thing on her to-do list. Then he walked in, and suddenly nothing made sense anymore. First crush. First kiss. First heartbreak. They don't teach you how to fall in love in high school. They don't warn you about late-night study sessions turning into stolen glances, or how laughter in the library can feel louder than your heartbeat. They don't explain how friendship can shift into something more-or how heartbreak can feel like failing an exam you never studied for. Clara had three rules for surviving high school: Rule #1: Don't fall for the boy who makes your heart race. Rule #2: Definitely don't let him know he's the answer to every test you're failing. Rule #3: When it all falls apart, try not to break with it. Her neighbour's son, and apparently who's also her best friend, Noah, doesn't need rules. He just shows up-every morning with his old car, every afternoon with a teasing grin, every night when she needs someone to listen. He's always been the one waiting at the curb, the one driving her home, the one who never lets her stay lost for too long. It was supposed to stay simple-friendship, laughter, playlists they argue over in the passenger seat. But somewhere between inside jokes and late-night drives, Clara starts to notice the way he looks at her... like she's more than just the girl he picks up every day. She thought heartbreak would come from the boy she dreamed about. Instead, it sneaks up on her from the boy who's been beside her all along. And now Clara has to decide: risk breaking the only friendship that's ever felt like home, or admit that sometimes the greatest love stories don't start with a kiss... they start with a ride.

In a soft Paris spring, a chance meeting between a dreamy bookshop owner and a guarded businessman sparks a love story beneath the glow of a shooting star, in a rainy Paris café. But when he's pulled away and she's left behind with unsent letters and fading dreams, the silence between them grows louder than all the words they never said. One spring. Two hopeful hearts. A love written in stars and letters. Some love stories are sparked by a shooting star and carried in heartbeats. But when the stars fade away, can what sparked between them ever survive?