100 Days Of Sunlight

Suamiku selalu memandang rendah diriku hanya karena aku seorang wanita petani. Bahkan, dia tidak sayang pada anak kami. Setelah usia anak kami genap 100 hari, dia baru memeluknya untuk pertama kalinya. Lalu, kekasih pertamanya kembali ke Kota Jenang. Pria yang selama ini bersikap dingin itu pun, untuk pertama kalinya tersenyum di meja makan dan bahkan menyuapi anakku. Semalaman, anakku tampak sangat bahagia. Sebelum tidur, dia bertanya dengan suara lembut. "Ibu, apakah paman sedikit menyukaiku?" Aku memeluknya erat-erat. Mataku berkaca-kaca dan aku menggeleng pelan, berkata. "Bukan, tetapi kekasih paman telah kembali. Jadi kita harus pergi."

"lepaskan aku ! Kalian sudah gila" ucap seorang wanita cantik sambil berusaha melepaskan tangannya dari genggaman dua wanita cantik yang tidak ia kenal. "Tutup mulutmu wanita jalang. Beraninya kamu kembali ke rumah ini" sahut salah satu wanita yang berambut pendek. "Aku bukan wanita jalang, bagaimana kamu bisa menyebutku wanita jalang, sedangkan kita tidak saling kenal" bantah wanita cantik yang memiliki rambut panjang, tubuh yang tinggi, kulit putih mulus dan mata abu-abu cerah. "Walaupun penampilanmu berubah 100 persen ! Tetapi wajahmu masih sama seperti yang dulu" cibir salah satu wanita itu.

Jaka adalah seorang pemuda yang sulit untuk jatuh cinta, suatu hari, dia mencari adiknya yang hilang. Tak kenal lelah, Jaka mencarinya sampai ke hutan. Tidak tahu bahwa itu adalah hutan larangan, Jaka pun bertemu dengan penyihir yang mengutuknya menjadi seekor ular. Penyihir itu memberikan ia syarat jika ingin kembali ke wujud aslinya. Yaitu Jaka harus bertemu cinta sejatinya. Jika tidak menemukannya, Jaka akan mati di usianya yang ke 100 tahun. Jaka akan kembali ke tubuh manusianya, hanya saat bulan purnama. Mampukah Jaka menemukan cinta sejatinya yang akan membebaskan dia dari kutukan?

To make up for past regrets with his first love, my husband, Pierce Ronan, lied that he could see everyone’s lifespan. He told me I had sixty years left, but his first love, Jessica Stone, had only seven days to live. So, for those seven days, he said he had to fulfill the promises of their youth. He brought her home, cared for her, and when they went back to their old college campus to relive their love, I didn’t protest. When he confessed his love to her and planned the wedding of the century, asking me to be the bridesmaid, I didn’t raise my voice. It wasn’t until he wanted to break the final taboo — in our marital bedroom — that he looked at me with guilt in his eyes and begged me to move out. The housemaids watched, snickering behind their hands, but I only smiled and nodded in agreement. I packed my bags, carried our child, and moved into the guest room next door. Seeing how obedient I remained, Pierce was touched. “I promise, this will be the last time I wrong you. Once Jessica passes, I’ll make it up to you.” What he didn’t know was that I had already seen through his lies. What he also didn’t know was that the one truly dying of cancer, the one with only seven days left to live, was me. Three days remained. Then, I would be gone.

When Claudia’s mother marries into the powerful family, she gains two affectionate stepbrothers—and one who refuses to even look at her. Damien Mancini is cold, distant, and unreadable, a storm wrapped in silence. No one knows why he seems to despise her on sight… and Claudia is too stubborn, too warm-hearted, to let it go. Raised to love loudly and tease playfully, Claudia makes it her mission to break through Damien’s walls, no matter how often he retreats behind them. What begins as curiosity becomes a challenge. A challenge becomes an obsession. And every time Damien slips—every accidental softness, every moment he protects her before he can think—Claudia feels herself pulling him in closer. Damien tells himself it’s just acceptance, the slow forming of sibling-like affection. But the truth hits harder. It’s not acceptance. It’s craving. The more he fights it, the more he needs her—her voice, her laughter, her attention that burns like sunlight through every crack in his armor. And when he can’t stop himself from treating her differently—too gently, too specially—Claudia realizes the tension between them isn’t fading. It’s spiraling into something neither of them are supposed to feel. In a home built on forced closeness and growing secrets, one thing becomes clear: The line between hate and desire isn’t just thin—it's already been crossed.

At the age of 30, Jamie Lynn Langford experience the so-called Aromantism where she became unaware that she is now near the end of the calendar without a man by her side. the most awful thing is she became distant from everyone, especially a man. It's not that she is in doubtful sexual orientation because she is 100 percent sure she is straight. It`s just that she became busy establishing her own career sadly to think! She felt bad for it. Until her best friend Diane invited her on a vacation that will make her life turns into a roller coaster ride of emotions. And all of that is new to her. Will she accept the fact that once she is set on Francis Ribbs' attention, she is nowhere to escape in his clutches? Will she entertain those possibilities? Or keeps blinds on to it?

It all started as a bet. Her best friend pursuaded her to approach the young handsome guy. And since she had few days left she decided to enter an arranged relationship which led to an arranged marriage with the mysterious guy. They faced so many challenges in between and were forced to marry each other in the end after he fell in love with her. He didn't know that she was left with a few years to live. After finding at her big secret he started regretting everything he did to her but it was too late. Her days were numbered.

To save my unconscious Alpha fiancé, I got trapped in a glacial crevasse on the frozen mountain. I tried to reach him through our bond ninety-nine times, but he blocked me out completely. When he finally found me seven days later, his first words were an accusation. "Elara damaged her eyes trying to save me, and you just had to cause trouble right now!" "You're a trained mountain warrior. How could you get trapped in a small crevasse for seven days?" "I've had enough of your games. Let's break off our engagement." He thought I would cry and argue like before. But I just nodded. "Okay." He didn't know I hit my head when I fell trying to save him. In seven days, I would completely forget him. But when I finally left him completely as he'd promised, he went crazy, searching the world and begging me back.

I was with Don Massimo for five years. The whole time, he never hid his favorite: Cara. His driver’s daughter. The man who took a bullet for him. He called it paying a debt. Like a fool, I bought it. He gave her jewels. Fast cars. He even bought her an island. Three days before the wedding, I found out he'd moved the venue. Not to my family's estate in Sicily. But to the island. Her island. His excuse? Cara was claustrophobic. Couldn't handle a big indoor wedding. I was done. Three days later, the wedding happened on that island. But the bride was a no-show. Massimo was publicly humiliated. He tore the city apart looking for me. That’s when he found out. He thought he was marrying me. Instead, I married his greatest enemy. Nikolai Volkov. The Godfather of the Russian Bratva. He ditched Cara. He ran to my family's estate and waited. Seven days and nights. With flowers, a ring, and a whole lot of begging.

Four months pregnant. I was alone when a rival family came for me.. A searing pain tore through my stomach. I couldn't reach my husband, Don Lorenzo. His phone was off. I woke up in a sterile hospital bed. Three days had passed. And the baby... was gone. That’s when I heard the nurses gossiping. “Heard Don Lorenzo cleared out a block of Fifth Avenue for his mistress three days ago. Had his phone off so they wouldn't be disturbed.” Tears rolled down my cheeks, but my heart was empty. I gave up my career, my whole life, for him. The Don who promised me forever… he shattered that promise just days before our fifth anniversary. Back home, I dug out an old phone and made a call. A number I hadn't touched in five years. "The European tour you mentioned…" I said, my voice hollow. "I'm in. I can be ready in a week."