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Araaya Avasthi, a spirited and independent 24-year-old, never imagined she would end up married to Abhimanyu Dixit, the 27-year-old multimillionaire who has been her childhood rival. Cold, ruthless, and seemingly incapable of love, Abhimanyu is charming to everyone but her-and this marriage was not even her choice. It was the dying wish of her beloved grandmother. Thrown into a world of wealth, power, and unspoken grudges, Araaya must navigate a life with a man who has vowed never to fall in love. Determined and resilient, she faces old rivalries, simmering tensions, and unexpected challenges-but amid the chaos, there may be a spark neither of them saw coming. *This is a slow burn- consider yourself warned!*

21-year-old journalism student Jade Callahan needs her big break. 20-year-old Will Smith needs to prove he belongs in the NHL. Neither of them needs the distraction of their instant, explosive hatred. But the more they clash, the harder they fall. And soon, the rookie and the girl trying to prove she belongs in a male field, will have to decide what they're willing to risk for the one person they were never supposed to want. will smith x jade callahan ⭐️

Elena Winston has spent her whole life in her father's Jamaican restaurant in Flatbush, Brooklyn. After his passing, she takes over, determined to protect the kitchen, the recipes, and the legacy he left behind. Then Adrian Hale walks in, a polished private equity analyst with plans to modernize everything. At first, they don't get along, but when another restaurant tries to take over the neighborhood, Elena and Adrian must join forces, mixing his business skills with her love of cooking, to save what matters most.

Will Shane be the next head of the creative department? This is fan fiction, and the characters may differ from those in the show/books. If you want to know the real and original story of Shane and Ilya, go read the Game Changers series by Rachel Reid. Or go watch the show Heated Rivalry, you won't regret it!

Some people remember things so nothing falls apart. Some people notice what needs doing before anyone asks. Some people carry responsibility so quietly it starts to feel like air. And some people do all of it - without ever agreeing to. I Didn't Agree to Be the One Who Remembers is a quiet, companionable book for anyone who has become the keeper of details, timing, emotional smoothing, and unspoken follow-ups - and isn't entirely sure how that happened. This is not a book about fixing, optimising, or improving your life. It doesn't offer advice, strategies, or conversations to have. Instead, it moves through the ordinary, slightly absurd moments of over-carrying - the things that don't get written down, the effort it takes to explain, the relief of staying silent, the strange tiredness that lingers even after rest. There are no villains here. No dramatic awakenings. No pressure to do anything differently. Just a steady noticing of how responsibility becomes automatic - and what it costs when it does. Written as a series of brief scenes and reflections, this book keeps you company rather than pulling you forward. It doesn't ask you to change. It simply names what's been there all along. For readers who sense that "doing everything" stopped being a choice somewhere along the way - and want recognition without obligation - this book offers a place to sit for a while. Nothing needs to happen next.

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.

An Undertale fanfiction where Muffet goes to New York city for a job opportunity. her first time out of the underground, she tries to stay at her apartment or at work. but one night, a younger coworker asks her out on a date but is thoroughly embarrassed and surprised when Muffet actually agrees.

After catching her fiance in bed with one of his co-workers weeks before their wedding, Veronika is taking a couple months off work and the Roller Derby team in London to catch up with family and friends that she hasn't seen in such a long time. She has been in London for almost 10 years now with a good job as an events coordinator but what will happen on her journey home to reflect when she meets an old friend and she introduces her to her newly single cousin?

A story of young man Lance getting the answer to his burning questions ,dying too deep into his parents past he finds something shocking . Betrayed by his own family ,lies and scares hide in the house he lives in ,what will he do ,who's telling the big lies ?

When all is well in the World of Cartoon Network, a mysterious blue meteorite hurdles towards Townsville and all is history. Or.... When a new character arrives in CN City and doesn't know who they are or where they're from. Are they friend or foe? How did they end up on their planet? And why are the bad guys after them? Will they return home? For the reason why Book 1 is in initials, you'll see why after the book is complete.

❝ Sometimes the hardest part isn't falling in love again. It's believing you deserve to. ❞ Years after heartbreak, Callie Hart thought she'd finally moved on. But when she returns home for her best friend's wedding, one unexpected encounter changes everything. Lucas Maddox is older now, steadier, and still impossible to read. What was supposed to be a quick reunion turns into something much more complicated when he offers her a job and becomes her boss. Between late nights at the office, confessions, and the kind of chemistry neither of them can ignore, Callie begins to wonder if she's ready to trust again. They've both been burned before, but maybe love isn't about starting over. Maybe it's about finally showing up. First Draft ❤️ 2025 Second Draft ❤️ 2026 © Jess Murrell | 2025/2026 | Wattpad

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

COPYRIGHT © 2025 Zuzulovesto_write. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be copied or distributed without the author's permission. This is a work of fiction; any resemblance to real people is coincidental.

Tales From (the) Drift is a constellation of quiet space stories told by Arion "Drift," a bootleg radio host and maintenance tech orbiting the edges of a post-Eden system. Small stakes; long echoes. Repairs and simple moments of human connection throughout the outer reaches of space known as The Drift.

BOOK TWO OF HARRISON SERIES. Charlotte McGill is sublimely good with children. She totally adores Kathie, Marcus Harrison's one-year-old daughter. She wants to be a full-time nanny for Katie, but the only problem standing between Charlie and Kathie is Marcus. Marcus Harrison's wife died while giving birth to his daughter. Since then Kathie is his life. He never dates any woman. His life's only priority is his daughter. He has everything planned. He doesn't want any woman in his life. He is happy to be with his daughter only, in his self-made 'Paradise'. But his every plan falls apart when Charlie steps into his life and starts to take interest in him and his daughter and breaks all the barriers that he created.

What would you do if you saw the impossible? If you looked into it's eyes, and it ran. Well, for our young main character, Marcus, that was his reality. Mark was on his way home from work when a massive storm hit. Taking cover under a bridge he saw something that should be possible. Something he heard in bedtime stories. Now, it's about to change his life.

My boyfriend has been cheating on me with my sister for two years. We locked eyes before my sister smiled. I knew that smile. That was the one she made when something went her way. And I'm sure she wanted me to see them. "Hey, Alma. Merry Christmas", Mila said happily, hugging my boyfriend. They grined at me on my bed - completely naked. "Screw you, Mila." That was my Christmas' present two years ago. The solution? Leave. Far away. Maybe even forever. Out of sight, out of mind. Or so I thought... Until my mother called. My sister and James were getting married. I had to come back home. For better or for worse. Before first ? Let's me get drunk tonight at the club and forget about these painful memories. At least, that's what I thought. . . #1 in Wedding

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:

Minho never expected college to feel like stepping into a new life. He planned on quiet mornings, pink sweaters, sketchbooks filled with half-finished ideas, and a tiny dorm that smelled like laundry detergent and freedom. He didn't plan on him. Professor Hwang Hyunjin wasn't just another instructor on campus. He was a name spoken with respect, a presence that made rooms fall silent, a figure as precise and untouchable as the art he created. Strict. Sharp. Controlled. The kind of man who lived behind rules and expected others to follow them. Minho was supposed to be just one more student in a crowded room. But from the moment their eyes met- from the second Minho saw the way Hyunjin looked at him like he was something worth studying- everything tilted. A student shouldn't look at his professor like that. A professor shouldn't look back. Yet they fall into a game neither of them names: stares held too long, breaths caught too easily, careful steps across a line neither of them should cross. It's messy. It's fragile. And sometimes, it's the one thing that can ruin everything. This is a story about want disguised as curiosity, rules bent under pressure, emotions that grow in the quiet moments, and two people trying-and failing-to pretend they don't feel what they shouldn't.

"It's too dangerous." He placed his calloused hand on my hip and pulled me so our faces were mere inches apart. "I would ruin you, and you wouldn't even notice." I met his glare head on. "I'm not m-m-made of glass. You don't need to p-protect me." "Oh tesoro. You're already dead if you think that." ... When the delinquent of the town meets Fawn and turns her world upside down, she becomes the center of attention... her worst nightmare. Friendships can be formed in the most unlikely of places, and sometimes they can become more. ... #1 Stutter #1 Mute #1 Silentbynature