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My cold hearted husband

My cold hearted husband

finally ,Arham stop thr car in front of the house and ask them to get out of the car. Sarah walked inside the house like a dead person ,Arham ordered female servant to get her ready while Haya walk behind her .She continuosly ask her who he is ,finally Sarah tell her everything .Haya get shocked :appi ( elder sister ) let' s ran away .How can you marry him ,he is criminal and illiterate how can you marry him .
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The Mafia's Chosen Girl

The Mafia's Chosen Girl

But it still looked authentic. "Have you been working here for a long time?" Asked Arash. And he swallowed his disappointment again because Zaya refused to answer Arash's question for the umpteenth time. “Hmm .…” Arash was about to turn away and suppress his anger towards the girl when his eyes caught sight of a book that was very familiar to him. “A novel by Mira.Wv…?” And those words were what made Zaya then direct her full attention towards the man.
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Waves Of POSSESSIVENESS First Series

Waves Of POSSESSIVENESS First Series

"DurgShakti, I'll come back, but this is not the right time." I need to execute some plans to help Arjun, and I can't leave Pashika in the middle of her training. She's a soft-hearted but broken girl. I don't understand this world. How can anyone use women for pleasure? First, Pari (Porishma) faced horrors in her teen years. Then Kiddo (Aashmaan) in her adolescence, when her so-called family sold her to an old bastard. And now Pashika, a teenager molested by her neighbor, ten years her senior. But here, I met this palm tree with a tongue like scissors and lava inside.
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Beneath The Alpha

Beneath The Alpha

Parisa uncrossed her legs and carefully stretched them on the white bench while lifting one shoulder in a light indifferent shrug— a gesture observed from one of the servant’s that gave a peculiar air of nonchalance — “I’ve talked before.” “You been talking to someone?” “Well,” Parisa shifted her gaze away as if burned by the bright curiosity in Yarrow’s stare. “Well…” she glanced at the seamless blue sky, a single lone cloud white as snow indolently drifting by, “Well…” her eyes fell to the leather bound novel clutched in her hands with sudden interest. “Well...” Her fine fingertips traced the rough material in a delicate manner, gazing at the stark contrast in her pallid complexion against
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Pariah

Pariah

I never knew that this place existed in real life. Since I was young, I was locked up in an orphanage. And we aren't allowed to go out. I always wished that someone would adopt me. And that is my most regret in life. I thought I already saw rainbows and butterflies when Odin adopted me. But I was mistaken. The day he adopted me is the day my nightmare starts. I was just six years old back then when he brought me to The Ora. This is a secret criminal organization build-up of Hybrids and extraordinary beings with one mission: to destroy the world.
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Obsession

Obsession

Sheharzaad whispered under her breath, "a curse that needs to broken. And it can only be broken.... if this family come to know that Jaha Ara was innocent or.... she was not the only culprit. The day justice is brought to her... you all will be reborn. You, your brother, Irtaza and.... Shehryaar," "I'll help you, Sheharzaad," "We need to reach the man... who raped your mother... " .... Knocking on the door, Sheharzaad entered Haider's room who was reading a book. Upon seeing Sheharzaad there, he took off his glasses and welcomed her before asking her to sit. "How are you... Baba?" "I'm good, daughter. How are you? And... what is that?" His eyes fell on the old worn out diary which was in She
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THE JOURNEY TO PARADISE

THE JOURNEY TO PARADISE

Baba always had this way of speaking with passion, and that always got to her, always making her laugh and inspired at the same time. As she made her way to her office, she couldn't help but feel proud. She always felt this way when she took a look at her company. Mensah and Associates. This was her own toil and struggle. Her legacy for her sweet daughter. She had always felt within her that she couldn't work for someone. She was too damn proud and preferred to rather give out orders than take them. This was why she had quit her old job at the former law firm and started her own company of course with the help of Naa Larley.
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Snow White & The 7 Titans

Snow White & The 7 Titans

มณีริน/ ศศิชา/ ไอศิกา/ Sazaki Aikoadult dark fantasy booksdark sex booksforbidden fantasy full storyforbidden fantasy chapter 1
Disclaimer & Content Warning This novel is written under the pen name "Sasicha" and is classified as PWP (P**n Without Plot) with explicit erotic content. This novel is a dark, erotic reimagining of a classic fairy tale. It contains explicit graphic sexual content and dark themes that may be triggering for some readers. Reader discretion is strongly advised. It is strictly intended for mature audiences only (18+). Explicit Sexual Content. Dirty Talk. Dark Themes: Includes themes of obsession, dub-con (dubious consent), and power imbalance.
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Mga Madalas Itanong

I just checked my copy of 'Parvana' by Deborah Ellis, and it's got 170 pages in the edition I own. But honestly, page counts can vary depending on the publisher, font size, and even the edition—some might be a bit shorter or longer. What really struck me about this book isn't the length, though; it's how powerful such a relatively short story can be. 'Parvana' packs so much emotion and resilience into those pages, following a young girl's struggle under Taliban rule in Afghanistan. It’s one of those books that feels much bigger than its page count suggests.

If you’re considering reading it, don’t let the number of pages sway you either way. It’s a quick read in terms of time, but the themes linger long after you’ve finished. I remember finishing it in one sitting because I couldn’t put it down, and then immediately loaning it to a friend because the story felt too important not to share. Whether it’s 170 pages or 200, the impact is what really matters.

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