Miranda Hart

Elias Rourke was more than a billionaire he was a tempest in a custom-fitted suit. As the CEO of Rourke Enterprises a bachelor, he was known for his icy effectiveness, merciless transactions, and total absence of emotion. Everyone referred to him as “Ice King” when he wasn't around. Up until her. Chloe Hart had worked as his secretary for slightly more than two weeks. Timid, kind-hearted, and excessively courteous, she was the type of woman who kept track of birthdays, tended to plants, and uttered "please" to the coffee maker. Elias hardly paid attention to her,until the morning she entered his office unannounced. “I apologize for the interruption,” she said, her voice shaking, “but you haven’t had anything to eat today.” "It's nearly four." He looked at her, irritated. “That’s none of your business.” “I prepared a sandwich for you.” She places it on his desk and walks away before he has a chance to reply to her. Even with how rude he is to her, she brings him homemade meals everyday and lavender tea after tough meetings. He started to notice little details about her, the way she played with her necklace when anxious, she shows no emotions even when he yells at her. One day, he sees himself approaching her desk not to order her around, but to ask her about her well being. When a scandal almost destroys Elias’s empire. She stays by his side, not out of obligation, but because she trusted him. He looked at her and whispered, “You are the gentleness in my whole existence." "I don't know how to show emotions, but I will learn just for you." Chloe smiled, looking at him and said "Steel is capable of melting, Elias." "Even kings can experience love."

Emily Carter was the quiet girl no one noticed. She lived in the shadows, buried in books, dreaming of love she thought she would never have. Then Ayden Cole, the golden boy of her college, made her believe she finally mattered. He made her laugh, made her dream, made her fall. But it was all a lie. A cruel bet. A game to humiliate her in front of the world. One night of betrayal destroyed Emily. One fall from the bridge should have ended her story. But fate had other plans. She was saved by Jaxon Reed, a dangerous biker with secrets in his eyes. She was remade by Victor Blackwood, the ruthless mafia king who ruled the city with fear and fire. “You can die as Emily Hart… or be reborn as someone no one dares to touch...” Victor told her, and she chose rebirth, when Emily looked in the mirror again, she was no longer Emily Carter. She was Scarlett. Bold. Beautiful. Untouchable. Back on campus, no one knows who she really is. Not Ayden, who suddenly wants the girl he cannot have. Not Kelsey, the ex-bully who feels her crown slipping. But Jaxon—the man who saved her, knows, and so does Victor: cold, powerful, twice her age. He should have stayed away, but the more he tries to resist her, the more he burns. Scarlett came back for revenge, but the game is no longer simple. Desire is dangerous. Enemies circle closer. Love feels like a loaded gun in the wrong hands. And in the end, Scarlett must choose, between the boy who broke her, the biker who saved her, and the mafia king who might destroy her heart… But what if the real danger is not losing herself to revenge, but to love, or maybe desire?

Becky Hart, a 21-year-old wolf-shifter, once believed in destined love—until the night Haunter Miller, the Alpha King and her fated mate, rejected her for being wolfless. Crushed by heartbreak and haunted by the belief that the Moon Goddess cursed her, Becky fled her pack to live among humans. For five years, she battled loneliness and sorrow, slowly rebuilding herself. Upon returning, Becky’s wolf awakens—though she still cannot shift. Her reunion with Haunter reignites the mate bond, but she resists his demand to move into the pack house. Eventually, she’s brought there, and her hidden powers begin to stir. Becky's return triggers buried prophecies, strange magic, and renewed tension with Haunter, who now regrets his rejection and is drawn to her evolving aura. As Becky navigates her role in a mystical world of dragons, witches, demons, and mermaids, she discovers a powerful truth: she is the reincarnation of a Moon Goddess, cursed long ago by a jealous witch tied to Haunter’s family. Her magic—linked to water, shadows, and illusions—grows stronger with her emotional healing. Amid political tension and growing chaos, Becky becomes the center of a divine prophecy. While Haunter wrestles with guilt and newfound love, dark forces rise—rogue witches and ancient enemies intent on stealing or destroying her power. Allies from various mythical factions rally behind her as war brews. In a climactic battle, Becky embraces her full divine identity, breaking the curse and uniting the fractured realm. Her love with Haunter deepens beyond destiny, forged through hardship and choice. In the aftermath, peace is restored. Becky and Haunter rule together, guiding a new era of unity and magic. Her journey from rejected mate to goddess savior becomes a legend whispered across realms.

Ich erhielt ein pornografisches Video. „Gefällt dir das?“ Der Mann, der im Video sprach, war mein Ehemann Mark, den ich seit mehreren Monaten nicht gesehen hatte. Er war nackt, sein Hemd und seine Hose lagen verstreut am Boden. Er stieß heftig in eine Frau, deren Gesicht ich nicht sehen konnte. Ihre vollen, runden Brüste wackelten heftig. Ich hörte deutlich die klatschenden Geräusche im Video, vermischt mit lustvollen Stöhnen und Grunzen. „Ja, ja, nimm mich hart, Baby!“, schrie die Frau ekstatisch zurück. „Du böses Mädchen!“ Mark stand auf und drehte sie um, klatschte ihr dabei auf den Hintern. „Streck deinen Arsch hoch!“ Die Frau kicherte, drehte sich um, wiegte ihren Hintern und kniete sich aufs Bett. Mir war, als hätte mir jemand einen Eimer Eiswasser über den Kopf geschüttet. Es war schlimm genug, dass mein Ehemann eine Affäre hatte, aber noch schlimmer war, dass die andere Frau meine eigene Schwester Bella war. *** „Ich will die Scheidung, Mark“, wiederholte ich für den Fall, dass er mich beim ersten Mal nicht gehört hatte – auch wenn ich wusste, dass er mich deutlich verstanden hatte. Er starrte mich mit gerunzelter Stirn an, bevor er kalt antwortete: „Du hast darüber nicht zu entscheiden! Ich bin sehr beschäftigt, verschwende nicht meine Zeit mit solchen langweiligen Themen oder dem Versuch, meine Aufmerksamkeit zu erregen!“ Das Letzte, was ich tun würde, wäre zu streiten oder zu zanken. „Ich werde den Anwalt die Scheidungsvereinbarung schicken lassen“, sagte ich nur, so ruhig ich konnte. Er sagte danach kein weiteres Wort und ging einfach durch die Tür, vor der er gestanden hatte, und schlug sie heftig hinter sich zu. Mein Blick verweilte etwas geistesabwesend auf dem Türknauf, bevor ich den Ehering von meinem Finger zog und ihn auf den Tisch legte.