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The CEO's PA Little Secrete

I’m your average girl—well, *was*—who spends most of her days buried in CEO romance novels. Yeah, I know, *so cliche*, right? But hey, we all have our guilty pleasures. So, what about work, you ask? Well, my job made it easy to read the day away as long as I got my tasks done by the end of the day. Sounds perfect, right? Simple, right? Well, that's because I was a librarian. *Past tense.* Why? Because some arrogant, narcissistic jerk gets me fired. Why? Apparently, I didn’t notice him walking up to the counter because I was too busy getting lost in my latest book. Now, you’d think any *normal* person would just tap me on the shoulder and say, “Excuse me.” But no, this guy *decides* to get me fired. Rude? Oh, you bet. But that’s not even the worst part. Oh, no. The real problem started when I decided to get my revenge. That’s when I got tangled up with him… in more ways than one. Now, not only am I working for this narcissistic jerk, but I’m doing it undercover. Why? Because apparently, he has an issue with women working for him... especially when things get *too close* in the sheets. (Yeah, you *get* where this is going.) So, I’m pretending to be a man. Why? Because I need the job. It’s high-paying, and it’s my ticket out of my miserable, *pathetic* life. I mean, revenge is great and all, but I’ve got bills to pay. Money’s my new love, and there’s no way I’m letting some petty rivalry get in the way of it. The tricky part? Balancing my need for cash with the fear of being exposed. I’ve got two huge secrets: one, I’m the woman who shared the sheets with him. And two? I’m a woman, disguised as a man, and praying every day that my cover doesn’t blow. One wrong move, and my entire life—my job, my reputation, my *revenge*—could come crashing down. So, yeah, no pressure. But hey, what’s life without a little drama, right? Right."
lucy_mumbua · 12k Views

The Names We Hide Behind

At eighteen, Riele Anderson has everything people dream of—fame, beauty, and a name the world recognizes. But behind the flashing cameras and perfect smiles is a girl who lost her parents too young and grew up learning how to survive, not how to live. Tired of being seen but never known, Riele does something reckless and brave—she hides. At her new school in Los Angeles, she becomes Ryerson Anderson, a quiet boy with no spotlight and no past. For the first time, she tastes normalcy: real friendships, laughter without cameras, and a boy named Noah Rivers who makes her feel safe in ways she never expected. But Noah has a crush on the girl Riele pretends not to be, and every moment with him blurs the line between truth and betrayal. While Riele hides her identity, her cousin Vera lives loudly—flashy, confident, and fearless. When an online romance follows Vera into real life, it brings danger, humiliation, and secrets she never saw coming. What starts as a teenage mistake slowly unravels something far darker. As lies pile up, buried truths resurface—about adoption, wealth, and a powerful family whose past refuses to stay hidden. Every character is tied together by secrets they didn’t choose and names they never fully owned. When identities are exposed and the truth finally comes knocking, Riele must decide who she is willing to lose—and who she is brave enough to become. Because some names protect you. And others destroy everything you’re trying to save.
Ruth_Edamwen · 344 Views

Margin Of Supremacy

In the marble-veined halls of Elysium Academy, supremacy isn't inherited—it's carved out with teeth and silence. Here, every student starts with a fortune of points that buys food, status, alliances, even mercy. Lose them all, and you're not just expelled; you're erased. Families pretend you never existed. Bodies vanish quietly. The academy calls it "recalibration." Everyone else calls it death by degrees. "You think you're invisible, Vale?" Elara Voss leans against the shadowed railing of the rooftop, wind whipping her platinum hair like a blade. Her voice is velvet over venom. "Sitting in the back of Class D, doodling while the rest of us bleed for every point. Cute act. But I see the way the numbers shift when you're in the room—like gravity bending around something too heavy to notice." Kairos Vale doesn't flinch. He keeps staring at the city lights far below, hands in pockets, expression blank as fresh snow. "People see what they want to see, Voss. You want a rival. I want quiet." She laughs, low and sharp. "Quiet? You tipped the Midnight Auction. You fed Thorne that fake lead on Jax's 'weakness'—let him break the wrong bones. Class A bled twenty thousand points overnight because of whispers only you could have planted. Don't play humble. You're the ghost in the machine." He finally turns, eyes flat obsidian catching no light. "If I'm a ghost, why chase shadows? Go back to your throne. Class A still has the crown—for now." Elara steps closer, close enough he can smell the faint jasmine on her skin, the expensive perfume masking something metallic underneath. "Because crowns slip, Kairos. And when yours does—when the fool mask cracks and everyone sees the monster underneath—I want to be the one holding the knife." A beat of silence stretches taut as wire. Then Kairos smiles. Not wide. Just a flicker, cold and precise. "You assume there's a mask to crack." Down in the dorms, Jax slams a fist into the wall, knuckles splitting fresh over old scars. "They jumped me again. Thorne's goons. Said it's payback for 'your games.' What the hell are you doing, man? You're supposed to be the nobody!" Kairos bandages the hand without hurry. "I'm doing what nobodies do. Surviving." "Bullshit." Jax yanks away, eyes wild with pain and loyalty that hurts worse than the bruises. "You let them think you're weak. You let me take the hits. Why?" "Because," Kairos says quietly, voice like a scalpel sliding home, "the strongest blade stays sheathed until the moment it isn't. And when it finally comes out... no one sees it coming." In Elysium Academy, the game isn't about climbing to the top. It's about making sure everyone else falls first—while you stand in the margin, unseen, untouchable, supreme.
AstraForge_Studio · 185 Views

The Mafia King’s Hacker Bride

"You really think you can just hide forever? From them? From me?" "Do you really think we can be together?" she whispered, her voice rougher than she meant. "No. We can't. It just won't work." Zayden tilted his head, his thumb brushing against the frantic pulse under her jaw. "Why?" His voice dropped low, dangerously smooth. "Why can't we make this work, huh?" She swallowed, the movement making her throat press harder against his hand. "Don't forget, You're----" “Say you love me…. Or I’ll fvck that stubbornness right out of you. Bend you over this desk, and make you scream my name until you forget your own." Aylin's face turned beet red. She pushed against his chest forcefully. He didn't move an inch. ***** Aylin Monroe Alston is a brilliant hacker and martial artist with Turkish roots. She can change her identity and her looks as easily as changing clothes. Always staying a step ahead of death, she had been on the run until she crashed into him. Zayden Cole Virelli is a billionaire leading a double life. On one side, he is a successful businessman; on the other, he is a powerful mafia king. Women don’t exist in his world until a runaway hacker crashes into him, capturing his thoughts and refusing to leave his mind. A collision in a dark forest leads to one lie he told and one secret she kept. Now, the most feared man alive wants her, while the woman who can bring down empires with just her keyboard wants nothing to do with him. He’s possessive, she’s untouchable, and they’re both liars. Two worlds collided: a hacker who can take down empires and the mafia king who won’t let her go. Can their love make it through the mess they're about to create, or will one of them get hurt first? ⚠️WARNING!!!! - Mature Themes - He Fell First and Harder - Mafia World - Weak to Strong - Slow burn
Balishba · 156.5k Views