Exclusive Love Romance Web Novels & Arrogant Face-Slapping Stories

Aurora was a girl full of dreams, which began to be destroyed after her father’s death. All she wanted was to give her mother a better life, but everything changed when her mother met a man and remarried, becoming almost a different woman. Aurora, who had once been a beloved daughter, became despised by her own mother, who grew jealous of her husband’s attention toward her. Things only got worse when Aurora had to run away from home to avoid being assaulted by her stepfather, and while searching for a place to stay, she ends up encountering a mysterious man on a bridge…

After being betrayed by the man she loved, Emily makes a desperate decision—she agrees to a contract marriage with the cold and arrogant CEO, Alexander Knight. To the world, their marriage is only a business deal. But behind closed doors, emotions begin to change. The arrogant CEO who once treated her like a stranger slowly becomes protective and possessive. However, secrets from the past and hidden identities threaten to destroy their fragile relationship. When betrayal and misunderstandings tear them apart, Emily must decide whether to walk away forever… or fight for the love she never expected.

Cara Bennett has exactly three rules. Never ask for help. Never show weakness. And never, under any circumstances, trust a man with money. At twenty-four, she is surviving — barely. Waitressing double shifts in London to keep the lights on and her mother's medical bills from swallowing her whole. No savings. No backup plan. No room for mistakes. Then she spills coffee on Ethan Blackwood. He is cold, impossibly wealthy, and used to people falling over themselves to please him. So when Cara walks away without a single apology, he notices. And when his dying grandfather threatens to strip him of everything he has built unless he presents a fiancée within six weeks, Ethan does something he has never done before. He makes her an offer she cannot refuse. Six weeks. One performance. £500,000. Cara tells herself it is simple. Smile at his family. Wear the ring. Take the money. Walk away. But Ethan's family is nothing like she expected. Warm. Genuine. The kind of people who make her forget this was never real. And Ethan himself is nothing like the cold man he pretends to be. The problem isn't pretending to love him in front of his family. The problem is stopping when the six weeks are over.