Work Stories

In the glittering cutthroat world of corporate power, Victoria Hartley is untouchable, a cold, ruthless CEO who lets no one past her armor. Until her new assistant, Lucy Bennett, walks into her life and starts cracking every wall she's ever built. What begins as charged silences and lingering looks erupts into something deeper, darker, and far more dangerous. Late nights. Stolen touches. A hunger neither can deny. But as jealousy, old wounds, and powerful enemies close in, Victoria and Lucy are forced to confront the ultimate choice... protect the empire or burn it all down for each other.

When journalist Clara Bennett lands her first job in a busy newsroom, she expects ordinary stories and tight deadlines. Instead, she's given a single assignment: find a library that officially doesn't exist. No records. No location. Only rumors. People claim they've seen it. Some say they've been inside. None of their stories match. As Clara begins to investigate, the details start to shift. Sources go silent. Clues disappear. And the deeper she digs, the more the story begins to feel... wrong. Because this isn't just a place that's hidden. It's a place that shouldn't be found. And once it finds you- you might not find your way back.

This is all about me Nothing personal!

For those girls, who never felt like enough-never chosen, never a priority, always doubting her worth. Believed love wasn't meant for her. Until someone came along and saw her as everything she couldn't see in herself. He chose her, loved her deeply, and made her feel like she was more than enough-like she always deserved to be. Aashvi Srivastava is a 23-year-old girl, 5'4" height-soft, quiet, and deeply emotional. With her brown skin, short curly hair, and a slightly chubby frame, she has always been the apple of her family's eye, loved and protected within the walls of her home. Kartik Shekhawat is a 29-year-old man with a striking presence-standing tall at 6'4" with a well-built, muscular physique that naturally draws attention. People admire him effortlessly; many are captivated by his appearance, but very few truly know him.

She leads Learning and Development Team at a prestigious international organization. Intelligent, driven, and respected for her results, she believes leadership comes from awareness, emotional intelligence, and adaptability. At a major leadership event, she presents a new executive development framework she designed for all management levels. Most expect another generic HR presentation. Instead, she delivers something sharp, practical, and uncomfortably accurate - exposing communication gaps, leadership blind spots, and the growing disconnect between executives and their teams. The room shifts immediately. Executives stop checking their phones.Questions begin.Even senior leadership pays attention. Among them is the CFO - analytical, difficult to impress, and known for his high standards.The second most powerful man in the organization. What catches his attention is not just the presentation. It is her. Her confidence.Her precision.Her understanding of pressure and leadership. He expected theory.He found insight. Later, during the networking reception, he notices something else: She has no idea how much impact she made. And he cannot stop watching her. What starts as professional curiosity soon becomes something far more dangerous. Because now they have to work together. Executive coaching.Strategy meetings.Power struggles. And conversations that began professionally ... but slowly started crossing into places neither of them intended to reach. Especially because she is trained to understand people. And he has spent his entire life making sure nobody truly understands him.

It might seem as though not much time has passed since Runway was saved. Everyone did their job impeccably, but time couldn't be stopped, and fate forced us to adapt to the new rules of the game. My job at Runway was supposed to last for a while, but I stuck it out until these changes came about - they arrived suddenly, but everyone had been feeling them for some time. My name is Andy Sachs, and this story isn't about me, but about how one person wants to play the fashion world by their own rules... And that's where the problem begins.

Ivy Hart knows how to sell a dream. Luxury penthouses, skyline views, million pound lifestyles. As the lead marketing strategist for one of London's top property development firms, she's built her career on turning steel and concrete into desire. But, when her laptop crashes hours before the most important investor's presentation of her life, her carefully controlled world starts falling apart. Enter Kennith Hayes. The company's infuriatingly reserved senior IT engineer is more comfortable with servers than people - and completely unimpressed by Ivy's chaos. But, after one long night rebuilding her presentation, the tension between them becomes impossible to ignore. Now they're stuck working side by side on the launch of the company's newest luxury development. Late nights, high-pressure events, secret hookups, and chemistry hot enough to burn through every professional boundary they've set for themselves. Behind every perfect building is a crack waiting to show, and behind Kennith's control is a man completely undone by her.

After accidentally sending a drunken confession to his intimidating supervisor, Ethan Carter spends weeks avoiding Noah Bennett around the office-until Noah quietly admits he saved the voicemail, replayed it every night, and wants to know if Ethan still feels the same. *** Ethan Carter thought it was just another mistake-until a drunken voicemail he sent to his intimidating supervisor changed everything. Weeks later, he's still avoiding Noah Bennett at work, heart racing every time their eyes almost meet across the office floor. But Noah doesn't act distant. Instead, he quietly admits he saved the message, listened to it more times than he can count, and wants to know if Ethan still meant every word. Now they're assigned to the same high-pressure project, forcing late nights, shared deadlines, and too many moments alone in half-lit conference rooms. Ethan tries to bury what he feels under professionalism, but Noah keeps slipping through the cracks-gentle looks, small gestures, words spoken only when no one else is around. As rumors start spreading through the office, both of them realize the real risk isn't the confession itself-it's what happens if they stop pretending it never mattered. [[Word Count: 30,000 - 40,000 words]] Disclaimer: This story is written in English. Cover Design by Louise De Ramos

[Blurb] Vahni Bhasin has everything going for her. Swanky job, great friends and the perfect boyfriend. What could go wrong? Two words. New Boss. Vahni's life starts unravelling with the entrance of Dev Raghuvanshi in the building. She has a crazy theory that he has somehow jinxed her perfect life. Yet she cannot stop herself from thinking about him every waking moment. As she learns that not everything is as it seems to be, the lines between love and hate start blurring. Feelings start soaring and she is now in, what can only be called, uncharted territory. *Unedited First Draft* (This is a spin-off of 'The Great Indian College Romance' and 'The Great Indian Wedding Romance'. You do not need to read these before diving into this one. Works just as well as a standalone. Minor spoilers only.)

Samskriti doesn't believe in love, but she does believe in good outfits, loud weddings, and stealing the spotlight on the dance floor. While Pavish believes in responsibility, family, and complicating life with anything but the contracted arrangement of marriage. What would happen if two different individuals with different beliefs agree themselves on a pact to satisfy their own reasons. Especially if one of them breaks the pact. When an arranged marriage proposal ties their families together, what was supposed to be simple becomes anything but, especially when love, distrust, past wounds show up Because while Sam and Pavish are busy pretending this is just practical... Drishya and Vikash are discovering that love has its own timing - and its own drama. Two strangers crossing lines. Between wedding preparations, late-night arguments, laughter that lingers too long, and tension that feels a little too personal, four lives begin to intertwine in ways none of them planned. After all, sometimes life is arranged. A Shaadi where Love was unwelcomed. And Drama that definitely shows up with the calm colliding with chaos and tensions that charge the air around. But Fate? It writes its own script.

Regina's magic was supposed to make her stronger - not shatter her. One mistake, one desperate spell, and she slips into a softer, younger headspace she can't control. Now Mal and Alcina - powerful, dangerous, and fiercely protective - are the only ones who can guide her through the storm she created. In a world where power comes with a price, Regina must learn to trust the two women who refuse to let her fall. Magic. Comfort. Found family. A slow‑burn journey into safety. If she lets them in... she might finally learn what it feels like to be cared for. Will Regina stay in this headspace forever? Or can the spell be undone? Read along and see This story is completely non sexual but there will be moments of Alcina and Mal being submissive and dominant. No s€x happens

SEQUAL TO "Crash Course In Falling For You" Nicole Lee thought surviving academic warfare with Daniel Carter was the hardest part. Turns out, staying in love might be the real final exam. Now post-grad, living together in New York, and juggling ambitious careers, Nicole and Daniel are thriving... mostly. They still bicker, still compete, and still kiss like they're arguing about it. But when a little too-friendly intern enters the picture, insecurities sneak in, jealousy bubbles over, and suddenly love feels a lot less like a syllabus and a lot more like chaos. Between flirty misunderstandings, domestic disasters, and the terrifying reality of adult life, Nicole and Daniel are about to learn that love isn't about winning. It's about choosing each other-again and again.

Welcome, this book will mostly be about myself, any new books you should watch out for that I write, book reviews, anything random.

Paris will always need heroes. Adrien Agreste had learned that a long time ago. Years after the original team protected the city, the Miraculous jewels have been passed on to a new generation. But while new heroes rise and fall, Cat Noir remains. Older now, more guarded, and carrying the weight of a legacy he never truly escaped. Then he meets the new Ladybug. She's fearless in battle. Sharp-witted. Completely unpredictable. And every time they fight side by side beneath the lights of Paris, Cat Noir feels something he hasn't allowed himself to feel in years. Hope. Outside the mask, Adrien finds Elodie Laurent unbearable. She challenges him constantly, argues with him effortlessly, and somehow slips beneath his skin no matter how hard he tries to keep his distance. But Adrien has no idea that the woman frustrating him by day is the same hero capturing his attention by night. And the closer they grow, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Because some masks protect your identity. Others protect your heart.

| From afar, the sky is filled with stars. In reality, they couldn't be farther apart. Yet, when we speak about love, we call people "star-crossed lovers". Does it mean they are fated to be together? Or fated to orbit each other from afar? | In which a shopkeeper sends Her to return some money that was never His to begin with.

This book/blog is made to inform the reader/viewers of random or requested topics-the ones that keep you up at night or pop up in mid-conversation. From the bizarre history of everyday objects to the complex science behind our habits, we dive deep into the 'why' behind the world."

After escaping a toxic, four-year relationship, Mia is trying to start a new life in her hometown again. Broke and in debt, with her trust in people shattered, she applies for a job at a sales company that could provide the stability she desperately needs. At the interview, however, she meets Mrs. Beatrice Bernard, a confident and charismatic woman with fire in her eyes and authority in her voice. A strange tension immediately arises between them that neither can explain. What begins as a normal employer-employee relationship gradually turns into a dangerous mix of attraction, power, secrets, and unresolved trauma. Mia thinks she has escaped her past. But some things can catch up with you. Some women can change your life completely.

Copyright © 2024. A not-so-straightforward love story. The saying "opposites attract" is used to say that people who are very different from each other, in terms of personality or interests are often drawn to each other. The said saying describes two hearts; Khalil Ahmad Sambo and Ameera Bukar Babangida. Khalil Ahmad Sambo, a civil engineer full of optimism, an outgoing individual with a benign aura. He is the man who wears his heart on his sleeve, and his smile is the most visible part. Yet, his standards and values are unwavering when necessary. Ameera Babangida, a reserved, ambivalent, and determined young adult with a pretty normal life, surrounded by loving family and friends and working at a well-known company as an architect, her life is simple. One could say that she rarely, or never even pays attention to anything outside her career and family. Until a trip to Kaduna changed everything in her own little bubble for her. Started: 6|10|24 Completed:

A small oneshot of my Oc's. Based on the song "Girl made in Japan" except bro fell In love with the literally ocean. It has small elements of the Latvian song "princese un trubadūrs" (princess and the travelling musician)

Have you ever been in love? Has it ever been unrequited? Welcome to the Club. The name is Lysandra Amsel and I have loved the same boy for 10 years. Biggest mistake of my life. They say you cannot help who you fall in love with and I agree but I have learnt that you can control who you stay in love with. Unfortunately for me I had to learn that the hard way. Years spent longing and aching for him all ended in crushed dreams, endless tears, and a shattered heart. I learned how to heal though and as I let him go I discovered that I could make room for another kind of love- a kind of love that I learned is usually unexpected and most importantly requited.