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Contracted: The Billionaire’s Husband From The Commercial
he said.
She threw a chip at him. "That's not how you treat a celebrity. Especially one who just helped you."
"Celebrity?" Matteo caught the chip and tossed it in his mouth. "I paid you. I bought you a car. You're an anonymous blogger, Nadia, not a celebrity."
"You're mean."
She turned the laptop toward him. The screen showed the blog post… the comments, the shares, the views. Numbers that made even Matteo raise his eyebrows.
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IN LOVE WITH MY BILLIONAIRE HUSBAND$ BROTHER
Valerie tilted her head to the side and asked," So, you are here because your nosiness is almost driving you mad?"
Irene maintained a straight face and sighed irritably, "It is what I do. I am a blogger. I am Hush Havens. The head of one of the biggest blogs in the world and I'm here in person to listen to your story and any additional thing to let people in on the Carson tea,"
Valerie's eyes widened after she mentioned that she was the CEO of Hush Havens. The anonymous blogger that people have wondered what their real identity was for many years was sitting right next to her, wanting to interview her in person.
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Island Kisses
This is just writer’s block, right? I mean, surely there was something about last night’s date with Gabe that went terribly. There must be something for me to write about...
I sat in my office chair, staring at the blank screen of the word processing program in front of me. I had been gazing at it for half an hour, trying to brainstorm what to write for the upcoming blog post. The problem, though, was that I ran a website that people visited to hear about my bad dates, not the good ones. There wasn’t anything interesting about a good date, or at least anything that my current readers would want to hear. They wanted the ridiculous details. They wanted the men who didn’t pay for dinner and the
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THE GLASS WIFE; the storm he built himself
@GhostReader_77:
“Honestly this blog is getting addictive. Post again soon. There’s something haunting about the way you write.”
@WhispersFromTheCloset:
“He brought his mistress into your house?? My God. Please post more. This blog is healing women everywhere.”
@BabyGirlLuxxx:
“Girl you’re brave but this feels like attention-seeking. If it’s really that bad, why are you still there?”
What? “Attention seeking?” I whispered in disbelief, my stomach churning and folding into knots as I read even more.
@CynicalCherry:
“Is this real? I had thought this was like fiction. Or maybe rich people’s problems are just another genre now.”
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The Overbearing Tyrant's Pet: Doting On My Superstar Wife
Although in the past Harry didn’t get a bit popular, he's still able to make his way through and find roles in order to feed himself.
But right now, it’s right to say that Harry is completely doomed, and his days in the entertainment industry have already ended.
The blog page named Actors’ Chasing Clout is a fan’s trusted blog owned by a female blogger who quit being a star after a series of incidents.
This blogger is known to only post the truth and real life of stars in the entertainment industry.
When other pages post fancy and envious lives of actors, this blog always posts deep or good secrets that are not known to fans.
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Reclaimed By The Ruthless Billionaire CEO
I stared at the picture wondering who could be responsible for this.
I read through the lines of one of the articles and I was seething with anger. How dare these blog writers formulate lies about me? Do they even know me? It was more annoying that these blogs were getting a lot of attention garnering over three million reads and thousands of comments. The comments! I wouldn't even dare go there.
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Pregnant By My Enemy's Fiancé
“Do you want me to check?”
“I mean, only if it’s, like, way cheaper than therapy. Or if you accept payment in hugs and kisses.”
She snorts. Then her eyes widen. “Wait… are you Charlotte Montgomery? The travel blogger? The one who did that piece on hidden spas in Budapest and the review on that seven-star treehouse hotel in Bali?”
I blink. “Guilty.”
“Oh my God, I love your blog. You’re like funniest blogger I know.”
“Honestly, the most accurate compliment I’ve ever received.”
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Say You’re Mine: Heron’s Landing Book 1
“A writer? What kind of writing?”
Joy cringed internally. She hated that question—it was almost impossible to talk about with people who weren’t writers because it inevitably led to awkwardness—so she gave her standard answer: “I’m a freelance journalist, actually.”
“A journalist? That’s a first for this town.” Adam’s tone seemed, if not annoyed, at least not particularly enthused.
“I write primarily for online news blogs and magazines. Depends on what kind of stories come my way.”
“So you wait for something bad to happen and then cash in on it.”
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Forced to Marry My Late Mother's Husband
Morning light was harsh against the kitchen counters. Aurora sat at the island with her laptop open. The analytics dashboard on her screen flashed a staggering new number.
Three hundred thousand subscribers.
It had only been three weeks. The anonymous culinary blog had become a massive digital entity.
She checked her social media feed. A new post caught her eye. It was from a highly curated account.
She read the short caption twice. Her blood ran entirely cold.
The post casually discussed anonymous food critics. It specifically mentioned a young writer who dropped out of culinary school before taking a position at Metropolitan Gastronomy Magazine.
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Her Sunset Billionaires
"I don't know if you'd want to know this, but I did a little digging and found the original post that started all this."
I looked at him with interest, urging him to go on.
"The poster is named Wila Walters. She's a small-time gossip blogger. This story has absolutely exploded her brand."
My head was swimming. I was sure Crystal had leaked the story to this Wila person, but what would be the point of going to someone small-time? Why not break the news to Perez Hilton or TMZ? These questions were all too big to consider in that moment, though.
"How did you find her?" I asked instead.
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Frequently Asked Questions
it's wild how many indie authors treat it like their creative playground. Some names keep popping up like recurring characters in a slice-of-life anime. There's this one author who writes under 'InkStainedQuill'—their dark fantasy serials have this gritty, 'Berserk'-meets-'Sandman' vibe that hooks me every time. They post weekly chapters like clockwork, building a cult following that floods the comments with theories.
Another standout is 'NovelTeaThoughts,' who blends cozy mysteries with absurd humor, like if 'Hyouka' and 'The Eyre Affair' had a book baby. What's fascinating is how these authors treat blogspot like an interactive notebook. They'll drop half-finished drafts, poll readers on plot twists, or even share rejected query letters. It feels raw compared to polished Kindle releases. The platform's lack of algorithms somehow makes it more intimate—like stumbling onto someone's private library rather than a corporate bookshelf.
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