Possessive Comedy Web Novels & Stories

He shattered her heart five years ago. Now he's the only man who can save her. Ria Grant loved Aziel Richards with everything she had and he repaid her by disappearing without a word leaving her humiliated and broken while he moved on as though she had never existed. She spent five years rebuilding herself from the wreckage, convincing the world she was fine and that she didn't care. Now her father is dead and his will contains a condition designed to protect her from his business partner who wants to claim her shares through marriage and her uncle who wants to destroy everything she loves. She has to be married to inherit and the only man powerful enough to stand against her enemies is the same man who walked away without looking back. Ria has no choice but to do the one thing she swore she would never do: Beg. Aziel Richards is cold, calculating and utterly insufferable. He holds her future in his hands and makes her crawl for it. He agrees to marry her but on his terms. But Aziel has secrets buried beneath his cruelty and Ria is about to discover that the man who broke her heart might be the only one who can put it back together.

Rule #1 of surviving a divorce: Never, under any circumstances, let your drop-dead gorgeous ex-husband back into your house. Rachael Adams thought she had her life under control. She had a blossoming career as a romance author, her quiet independence, and most importantly, her six-year-old daughter, Leah. As long as she kept a safe distance from Gabriel Kayes—the ruthless CEO whose magnetic charm once ruined her—her heart was safe. Until Leah comes home with a heartbreaking confession. Gabriel’s new, scheming girlfriend isn't just trying to play stepmom—she’s secretly threatening to get rid of Leah the second the wedding ring is on her finger.

Ivy Sinclair spent three years helping her boyfriend, Dominic Prescott, become the university's golden boy. Then she walked in on him kissing her roommate, Sloane, while Sloane wore Ivy's favorite hoodie. Dom didn't apologize. He laughed and told Ivy she would never find anyone better than him. Furious, Ivy announces in a crowded bar that she'll bring someone ten times better to the end of season hockey gala. Easton "East" Whitaker, the sharp tongued Hawks captain and Dom's biggest rival, steps out of the shadows and says, "I do." Then he adds an offer: eight dates first. Eight dates. Eight chances to make Dom jealous. One grand entrance at the gala. The only rule is no falling in love. Ivy says yes. East is arrogant, infuriating, and exactly the man Dom hates most. But the fake relationship gets complicated fast. East remembers her coffee order. He notices when she goes quiet. He stands up for her without making her small. And when he kisses her, it doesn't feel fake at all. Dom fights to get her back. Sloane spreads rumors. Theo, East's best friend, warns him he's playing with fire. Then Ivy learns the truth: East knew Dom was cheating long before she found out. He had proof. He stayed silent. Now Ivy has to decide whether East is the man who gave her confidence back, or one more man who decided he knew what was best for her. And East has to face what he's been hiding. He didn't agree to eight dates for revenge. He agreed because he has been in love with Ivy far longer than she knows.