Drama Web Novels & CEO Twisted Stories

Elena Brooks is a hardworking young woman from a modest background who struggles to provide a better life for herself and her younger sister. To earn extra money, she agrees to help her wealthy best friend, Chloe Vance, sabotage a blind date by pretending to be her. Unaware that the man she insults is Julian Cross—the cold, brilliant CEO of Cross International—Elena leaves believing she will never see him again. Fate has other plans. After her sister secretly submits her résumé to Cross International, Elena earns a position as Julian’s executive assistant through her intelligence and competence. When Julian realizes she is the same woman from the disastrous blind date, he is furious and subjects her to impossible workloads, determined to force her to quit. Instead of breaking under pressure, Elena proves herself to be resilient, capable, and exceptionally talented, gradually earning his reluctant respect. As they work together, their constant clashes evolve into mutual admiration and undeniable attraction. However, their growing connection is threatened by deep class differences, Julian’s guarded personality, and Chloe’s jealousy after discovering Elena now works closely with the billionaire she once rejected. Believing Elena has stolen the life she wanted, Chloe begins plotting to destroy both Elena’s career and her relationship with Julian. Caught between corporate politics, betrayal, public scandals, and emotional wounds, Elena must fight to protect the future she has built through hard work, while Julian must decide whether to continue living behind walls of pride and control or risk everything for the woman who has challenged his heart and changed his life

The only thing harder than planning his wedding was pretending she didn't want to cancel it. Rule number one: never fall for the groom. Zara Cole has built her entire career on that rule: three hundred and thirteen weddings, zero emotional casualties, one very effective emotional firewall. She is the best wedding planner in Lagos precisely because she treats love like a logistics problem. Solvable. Containable. Safely someone else's. Then Damien Voss walks into her life with a four-month deadline, a contract marriage dressed in designer linen, and the most inconvenient habit of paying attention to everything she says. He changes three hundred lilies to ranunculus because she mentioned once she couldn't stand them. He cooks pepper soup at midnight in someone else's kitchen and becomes, briefly, a completely different man. He says her name like he has been keeping it carefully. None of this is in the brief. Neither is the anonymous threat. The ex she buried resurfacing in a dark car park. The voice note detonates mid-rehearsal and brings forty witnesses to a silence so loud it has a texture. Or the photograph Marcus slides under her door, the one with the courtroom and the caption and the question it leaves behind that she cannot plan her way out of.

Seraphine Voss was arranged to marry Luca Blackwell — younger son of the most dangerous Alpha on the continent. Six months of dating. An engagement. A future mapped out by two families who never once asked her what she wanted. Then she overheard the truth from Luca's own mouth. Furious and done with playing the good girl everyone needed her to be, Seraphine makes one impulsive decision in a hotel bar — a dark-eyed stranger who looks at her like she's something worth understanding. One night. No names. No consequences. Until she walks into her fiancé's garden party and realizes the stranger is Xavier Blackwell. Luca's father.