First-Person POV 網路小說與 Arrogant Weak to Strong 故事

At age two, Willow becomes neglected by her parents after they adopt Erin, the anemic infant daughter of her father’s secretary who died while saving Willow’s mother from a fire. Years later, when Erin’s anemia returns, she is forced to be a living blood bank, while her parents ignore her withering form and the nurses and doctors’ fears. Exhausted, Willow decides to end it all, but unfortunately ends up falling at it. To her utter horror, her parents blame her for acting selfishly despite knowing Erin needs her blood. Then, Erin forges Willow’s handwriting to write several malicious plans in her diary, which she then presents to their family. As punishment, Willow is disowned and forced to be a maid, and on the day a wealthy investor visits, she is made to serve him tea. She is taken aback when the visitor reveals himself as her biological grandfather, opening her parents’ chest of secrets. Subsequently, he takes her home to her three brothers. The first is a magnate, the second, an accomplished lawyer, and the third, a world famous actor. All of whom dote on her. Now, the people who trampled upon her in the past, beg for her mercy….

Only one question clouded my mind as I stared at him—he's so big, would he even fit in me? "Look at what you did to me, Bambi," he growled, his voice thick and low. "Can you handle me?" "Y-yes," I stuttered, unsure of my words. "You sure?" I nodded speechlessly and partly scared. I mean, I haven't handled someone as big as him before.

He's cold, broken, and terrified of love. She's the only one who sees the man beneath the ice. Serena Johnson is an aspiring prosecutor with nothing to lose and a mother who won't stop pushing. When she's forced to take a nanny job for a reclusive billionaire, she expects cold stares and endless rules. She doesn't expect a silent six-year-old boy whose drawings reveal a murder. Alexander Otto doesn't trust women. His mother abandoned him at thirteen, and he's spent two decades building walls no one can breach. But beneath the ice is a man drowning in grief. His brother is dead. His nephew won't speak. And his nightmares are haunted by the mother who walked away. Then Serena finds the drawings. A car crash. A faceless woman. A man with a weapon. Words scrawled in red crayon: HE DID IT. Alexander has been looking for answers. Serena has been trained her whole life to find them. Together, they unravel a conspiracy that goes back fifteen years—and the closer they get to the truth, the harder they fall. Late nights become whispered confessions. Investigations become stolen kisses. But someone is watching. Someone who's been burying the truth all along. And they'll kill to keep it buried. He hates women. She's the one who uncovers his truth. And the passion between them might just burn down everything they've built.

Eighteen-year-old Willow has only one goal: survive her cruel, alcoholic foster father long enough to save enough money to rescue her four-year-old sister, Ellie. She has mastered the art of being invisible, hiding bruises beneath oversized clothes and keeping everyone at a distance. Books and drawing are her only escape. Until Jace notices her. Twenty-one-year-old Jace is wealthy, dangerous, and untouchable. He rules the school without even trying, but beneath the arrogant bad-boy exterior hides a secret no human should ever discover. He is a werewolf, and the future Alpha of his pack. When Jace’s sister defends Willow from a group of bullies, his world collides with hers. One look into Willow’s terrified blue eyes is enough to awaken something primal inside him. His wolf senses her fear, her pain, and the secrets she desperately tries to hide. From that moment on, Jace cannot stay away. But Willow has learned that trusting someone only gives them another way to hurt her. And the closer Jace gets, the more dangerous both their worlds become. Vampires are closing in. Pack enemies are watching. And Willow’s past refuses to release its grip on her. Jace has spent his entire life preparing to fight monsters. But saving Willow will require something far harder than strength. He must convince a broken girl that not every touch is meant to hurt, not every shadow hides a monster, and sometimes love can become the safest place of all.