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A 22 year old woman starts to rethink her relationship After her high-school sweet heart begans to become more of a ick to her. On her journey she keeps on encountering a guy she thought she'd never have to meet again not aware that he may change her life.

" ᴛʀᴏᴜʙʟᴇᴅ ꜱᴏᴜʟ " 𝙨𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙬𝙝𝙤 𝙞𝙨 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙖𝙩 𝙥𝙚𝙖𝙘𝙚 , 𝙬𝙝𝙤 𝙨𝙩𝙧𝙪𝙜𝙜𝙡𝙚𝙨 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣, 𝙬𝙝𝙤 𝙨𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙘𝙝𝙚𝙨 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙞𝙨 𝙪𝙣𝙖𝙗𝙡𝙚 𝙩𝙤 𝙛𝙞𝙣𝙙 𝙖𝙣𝙮𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙢𝙖𝙠𝙚𝙨 𝙨𝙚𝙣𝙨𝙚

"You smiled, you smiled Oh, and then the spell was cast And here we are in Heaven For you are mine at last" ~Etta James "At Last"(1960) IN WHICH Chelsea gets the opportunity to work as a Rehabilitation assistant at a big football club, she can't believe it. She is determined to do her best and get along with everyone without getting too emotionally invested. All this would be fairly simple if it wasn't for one person. Their very first interaction had gone less than smooth, she actually had no idea who he was when she first met him. But now, seeing him almost everyday was beginning to get extremely complicated. Between just doing her work and thinking about him.... She was in deep shit.

An ass kicking love triangle featuring teens with questionable morals! or Seline Grey sets her sights on the ex of her sworn enemy! MIGUEL DIAZ X OC! SEASON 2-SEASON 6

The Many Dates of Indigo is now published as a Paperback, and E-book with W by Wattpad Books! As a Wattpad reader, you can access both the Wattpad Original Edition and Wattpad Books Published Edition here upon purchase. Thank you so much for your support! ***** As Indigo Clark nears her 30th birthday, new male suitors vie for her attention. The trick is to pick the right one... ***** Indigo Clark, a successful businesswoman approaching her 30th birthday can't seem to shake the questions, "Where's your ring?", "When will you get married?", "Are you going to have children?" Tired of the nosiness and the pressure, Indigo sets out to experiment in her dating life. What an adventure she's in for! You have Tate, her gorgeous and loyal best friend, who she has a past with...but they don't talk about it. Then there's Nathan. He seems perfect on paper but is hiding a serious part of his life from her. Owen is a dashing gentleman until he isn't. And Diego, oh Diego, he's a hotshot lawyer used to getting what he wants but Indigo also knows what she wants and isn't going to let him off the hook easily. She is fierce and smart, and yes, it's raining men but Indigo isn't afraid to hold an umbrella... [Highest Ranking: #8 in ChickLit] (Featured) [ Winner of the Genre Awards for ChickLit *First Book* ] [[word count: 90,000-100,000 words]] Cover designed by Eva I (@evadrawssometimes)

At Deveaux & Associates, nobody survives Imani Deveaux untouched. Cold. Brilliant. Untouchable. She runs Manhattan's most feared corporate law firm impossible standards and a reputation sharp enough to make grown attorneys nervous. Then London Pierce walked into her firm. New Associate. Financially drowning. Desperate to prove himself. He tells himself he only admires her because she's good at what she does. Until late nights turn personal. Until courtroom tension follows them home. Until he meets the side of Imani nobody in the office even knows exists. "We're partners" One sentence One mistake waiting to happen. Because wanting your boss is dangerous. Wanting a woman like Imani Deveaux? Catastrophic

She came from almost nothing, she is the world's richest woman, third richest person in the world. She is , beautiful, she is humble, she makes a great boss, a great mother, a dream come true as a wife. But she is black, she is Christian, or at least wasshe is African, she is not as submissive as the perfect woman, she is a boss, she is an archaeologist. While he, he has always had everything, he is a prince after all. He is perfect, he has a wife, and beautiful children. But he is Arabic, he is a prince, he is Muslim, he is considered superior in every aspect. They are not meant to be, she is tired of fighting. But he just started fighting.

In a season ruled by marriage, Lily Ashbourne wants knowledge. As the outspoken daughter of a duke, Lily is expected to charm, smile, and choose wisely among the many suitors parading through her family's estate. But Lily finds herself unmoved by titles and flattery, far more intrigued by books, ideas, and the quiet intelligence of a man who does not seek her attention at all. Sir Edmund Hale is a scholar. He is reserved, and utterly uninterested in the spectacle of the Ton. When circumstance forces their paths to cross, Lily discovers in him something rare: a mind that challenges her own and a world of learning she has been denied.

A young woman stands trial for a series of shocking murders that leave an entire nation searching for answers. As the courtroom unravels the truth piece by piece, buried secrets and painful memories reveal that not every victim is innocent and not every defendant is simply guilty. A gripping psychological thriller about trauma, revenge, and the blurred line between justice and vengeance.

The world of the Five Families is beautiful from the outside. Old money. Grand estates. Private jets. Black-tie galas. Champagne beneath crystal chandeliers. A world where wealth is inherited, power is cultivated, and every family has a place at the table. But beneath the glamour lies a world where only the ruthless survive. Dahlia Ravello learned that lesson long ago. After her mother's death tore her family apart, Dahlia was locked away from society and forgotten, until the sister she would do anything to protect suddenly disappears on the eve of her wedding. Now Dahlia is brought back into the world she was banished from and sent to marry Giovanni Ravazzani, the most powerful and feared Don in America. To everyone else, Giovanni is the perfect husband for a mafia princess. To Dahlia, he is another monster wearing an expensive suit. Giovanni doesn't know his bride is an impostor. He only knows that the woman he married is nothing like the girl he remembers. She's unpredictable. Sharp-tongued. Ruthless. And hiding something. While Dahlia searches for the sister she loves more than anyone in the world, Giovanni begins pulling apart the secrets surrounding his new wife-and the mysterious disappearance that threatens to ignite a war between the Five Families. But Dahlia knows something Giovanni doesn't. Their marriage was never meant to be a love story. It is a game of cat and mouse between two people who have spent their entire lives surviving the darkness. And the closer they get, the harder it becomes to tell whether they are enemies, allies... or two ruthless souls who have finally found someone who understands them. Because in their world, love is not the most dangerous thing between a husband and wife. It's the truth.

Imagine waking up one day to your mom telling you you're married to your best friend's ex. An ex who she still wants back. A husband who gives you the cold shoulder as if you wronged him in a past life. And if that wasn't enough, his family believes your fertility is the only reason you exist-all while you have to keep this marriage a secret. Well... there's no need to imagine. This is my life. - 𝓣𝓪𝓶𝓪𝓻𝓪

With a loose-limbed naturalness, she conveys naiveté, intellectual curiosity, and romantic yearning. Eric Northman shows the unassuming Tara Thornton a newfound thrill at being seen, however, complicated by the man holding her in his admiring gaze. She's open and vulnerable but no fool. Best of all, she embraces her paradox: She snickers at Eric Northman's predilections, but they also turn her on.

Sanaa and Gabrielle, besties since high school, the same on going feelings for each other since high school.

When career-driven, commitment-phobic Nia is named guardian of her late sister's two children, she must choose between returning to her carefully constructed life or staying in a small town to raise them, a decision complicated by a charming neighbor who threatens to derail both her exit strategy and her heart. *** Sharp-tongued, unapologetically ambitious Nia Sinclair has spent her life building walls and a wildly successful marketing agency in New York City. Nia treats relationships like business deals: strategic, temporary, and never too close. Her boyfriend-an older, wealthy media executive-is no exception. But Nia's carefully curated life unravels when her estranged sister dies in a car accident and Nia is named as legal guardian to her two children. Nia plans to drive upstate, sort things out, and be back in the city by Monday. But things go sideways fast. She struggles to connect with the grief-stricken kids-sassy teenager, Mimi, and her autistic little brother, AJ. The paternal grandparents are completely unsuitable guardians. Everyone in the small town is in everyone else's business. And then there's Jack-the tall, charming neighbor with a Southern drawl, calloused hands, and the annoying habit of always being helpful. Nia suddenly finds herself picturing a life completely different from the one she's known. Now she has to choose: go back to the life she built with care and calculation, or stay in the town that dismantled her walls-one kid, and one neighbor, at a time.

Veronica Bennett is three months away from thirty, raising three children, building a business, going to therapy, and trying to convince herself she isn't bothered by the one thing she still doesn't have: the kind of love that stays. Dating has given her chemistry, confusion, late-night texts, almost-relationships, and men who know how to make her feel wanted without ever making her feel chosen. Veronica knows her patterns now. Therapy made sure of that. The problem is that knowing better and choosing better are two completely different things. Then she meets Malcolm Ellis, a father of two with a full life of his own. He doesn't sweep in to rescue her or promise her forever. He simply listens. Remembers. Shows up. And little by little, Veronica begins experiencing the one thing she has spent years wondering if she would ever have. Someone who sees her. But being seen means allowing someone close enough to discover all the pieces she normally keeps hidden. And Veronica may soon learn that finding real love isn't the hardest part. Believing she deserves to receive it is.

Elizabeth Bellgrave is the daughter of the house. Her stepmother may control its doors. Her stepsister may try to hide her behind them. But Elizabeth knows the truth of who she is, even when no one else is willing to acknowledge it. When the royal family arrives at Bellgrave, the life Elizabeth has been forced to live quietly begins to change. She is seen by a princess, noticed by a prince, and drawn toward a future that could reveal everything her family has tried to conceal. The Daughter of the House is a sweeping story of first love, inheritance, and a girl who refuses to disappear.

Pretty Girls Don't Beg: But They Remember is Book Two of the Pretty Girls Don't Beg series. The continuation of Brooklyn and Brian's story through the fall and winter that tested everything summer had built...

She was my concrete flower, resilient and beautiful and strong. She broke through barriers and heights close to impossible. She enamoured those who came across her. It seemed there was a quiet hush of reverence that followed her, it made strangers turn their heads and linger a moment longer than they should. She seemed less like a woman and more like a memory the world had yet to release.

Annabeth Chase has everything under control-grades, plans, and absolutely no time for distractions. That changes when Percy Jackson, her next-door neighbor football and swim star asks for calculus help. She says no... until he offers a deal: she helps him pass math, and he teaches her how to talk to boys, flirt, and finally get the attention of her crush, Luke Castellan-the new football star everyone wants to know. It should be simple. Tutoring for tutoring. Problem solved. But between study sessions, awkward flirting lessons, and way too many moments where Percy starts making her forget what she was supposed to feel, Annabeth begins to realize something's off with the plan. Because while she's trying to fall for someone else... she might already be falling for him.

Ciara Reed arrived in England with two suitcases, a sharp mind, and no intention of letting romance rewrite the life she had planned. Oxford was supposed to be about ambition, discipline, and proving that a girl from Savannah could belong in any room she entered. Then there was Jackson Weston, impossibly composed, quietly persistent, and far too good at seeing past the walls she had built around herself. Years later, Atlanta had become the place where Ciara turned independence into an art form. She had built a life measured in achievements, polished appearances, and carefully protected boundaries. Yet some memories refused to stay buried. Grey mornings, cobblestone streets, handwritten words, and the unsettling feeling of being understood too well remained tucked beneath everything she had become. INCONVENIENTLY YOURS was a slow-burning interracial romance shaped by distance, ambition, longing, and the complicated beauty of being truly seen. Between Oxford's timeless halls and Georgia's heat, Ciara faced the tension between the woman she had worked so hard to become and the emotions she had never completely outgrown. Some connections arrived at the wrong time. Some crossed oceans without losing their meaning. And some became impossible to ignore, no matter how carefully the heart had learned to protect itself. © Relle H.