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In the original story, Seraphine of House Aurelian was the "perfect" villainess—a woman raised to be the Empire's next empress until a Saintess stole the sun from her sky. For her envy and pride, the Goddess marked her with a necrotic "Ink Curse" and she was exiled to the Forbidden Forest, a place where no one survives. Two years later, Seraphine has become a "forest ghost," hiding her face and her shame behind a mask of cold indifference. Her solitude is shattered when Prince Kael of Valenor crashes into her clearing. Kael doesn't see a villainess; he sees a woman of startling emerald eyes and hidden brilliance. The story follows Seraphine’s slow journey from self-loathing to healing as Kael’s unconditional warmth begins to melt her icy walls. But as the "Ink" on her skin begins to change color based on her heart, the world she fled—the Saintess, her regretful family, and her former fiancé—comes searching for the girl they once threw away. It is a tale of how love does not just hide the ink, but rewrites the entire story.

When Ayana is offered a once-in-a-lifetime position overseas at the prestigious Belmore Manor, she accepts without hesitation—eager to escape her stagnant life and start anew. But the moment she arrives, she senses something is wrong. The staff speak in half-whispers, maids vanish without explanation, and Ayana wakes some mornings with unexplained bruises she has no memory of earning. The manor’s heir, Victor Alcott, is disarmingly charming—almost too charming. His smile warms her, yet his presence sends a shiver down her spine. And his family, the elusive Alcott family, watches her with an intensity she can’t decipher. But it's the townspeople who frighten her most. They linger at the tree line, whispering warnings she can’t quite catch… and staring at the manor as though it’s alive. They warn her about the woods. About the monsters that lurk within them. Yet the longer Ayana stays, the clearer the truth becomes. The monsters aren’t in the woods. They’re inside the manor. Living, breathing, watching— and they have chosen her.

Lyra thought she was just a survivor—an orphan scraping by in the shadows of a kingdom at war. But the night she’s captured by Raiden, the infamous Dragon Prince of the Fire Nation, everything changes. He is ruthless, dangerous, and devastatingly magnetic. She is sharp-tongued, stubborn, and hiding a secret even she doesn’t fully understand. Together, they are forced into a journey of trials, quests, and betrayals—where every step pulls them deeper into danger… and closer to each other. As Lyra’s hidden powers awaken with terrifying force, Raiden becomes the only one who can push her through the fire without letting it consume her. But passion is as dangerous as battle, and the storm building between them may be the greatest threat of all. As kingdoms march to war and enemies close in from every side, Lyra and Raiden are forced into a dangerous bond—one that blurs the line between hatred and desire. But the deeper their connection grows, the more perilous the truth becomes… Because falling for the Dragon Prince might not just break her heart. It might burn the world to ash. Steamy tension. Fierce banter. Heartfelt moments. Deadly quests. In a world on the brink of ruin, Lyra and Raiden must decide if their bond is a curse… or the only thing strong enough to save them both.

Riley Styles is a cold, calculating billionaire, forged in the crucible of war and haunted by a childhood marred by the ruthless grip of loan sharks. In stark contrast, Stephanie Rogers is a gentle but fiercely determined young woman, resolutely fighting to shield her widowed mother from the very predatory empire that once tormented Riley's family. Their fates intertwine on a tempestuous night when Riley witnesses the brutal assault of loan sharks on Stephanie and her mother. With the instinct of a man who has dedicated his life to hunting down the monsters that shattered his past, he charges in, unleashing a fierce wrath that reverberates with his own pain. Grateful yet shaken, Stephanie finds herself face to face with a man who excels in weapons and warfare but lacks the warmth of human connection. Riley, taken aback by her quiet bravery, discovers that her spirit penetrates the icy walls he has built around his heart. As Riley immerses himself deeper in his mission to dismantle the country’s deadliest loan shark network, Stephanie becomes an unwitting target—one aimed at breaking him. The very woman he risked everything to save now hangs in the balance, and Riley must confront the haunting battle he has feared his entire life: the battle for his heart. Will he guard his emotions or fight for the love that could save them both?

She Transmigrated With a Calendar That Wouldn’t Change Lin Yue transmigrates into a historical world where the future is already written—and the only thing she is given is a calendar that advances every day, but never allows history to change. No matter what she does, events unfold exactly as recorded. The wars still happen. The betrayals still occur. And Prince Shen Rui—the man history has already erased—will still disappear. Unlike typical transmigrators, Lin Yue is not here to rewrite fate or save the male lead. She quickly realizes that resisting the timeline only accelerates its cruelty. So she does the unthinkable. She stops trying to change history. Instead, she chooses to stay. Day after day, she quietly remains beside Shen Rui—sharing meals, routines, and silences—knowing that loving him will not save him, and leaving him will not spare her the pain. As the calendar moves closer to the date that will erase him from the world, Shen Rui begins to notice something terrifying: everyone else is fighting for survival— but Lin Yue is preparing for loss. When history finally takes him, Lin Yue survives. Not as a heroine who changed the world, but as the only person who remembers the man history refused to keep. Because in a world where time cannot be altered, love does not change destiny— it only leaves traces behind.

In a werewolf pack that despised weakness, Aphrodite learned to survive by staying quiet, keeping her head down, and enduring cruelty in silence. The Alpha heirs hated her. The future Beta and Gamma made her life unbearable. When she finally breaks and seeks freedom at the Moon Goddess temple, she does not find release. She finds truth. Aphrodite is not human at all. She is a rare white wolf, descended from an ancient Direwolf bloodline long believed extinct. The ritual meant to sever her ties awakens her wolf instead and with it comes the scent of five mates bound to her by fate. The Alpha twins who once scorned her now cannot stay away. A human hunter walks beside her and proves that strength is not born of fangs or dominance. A cursed Wolf King holds the key to her past and her father’s imprisonment. And watching from the shadows is one who was never meant to interfere at all. As gods fall, packs fracture, and war reshapes the world, Aphrodite must decide what destiny truly means. Is it submission to fate or the courage to choose her own path. Love does not come in one form. Neither does power. In a world ruled by gods and wolves, Aphrodite will become something neither ever expected. Not a queen. But the axis upon which the world turns.

She never believed in fated love, well that's until fate found her. Aana Bandi, a nineteen-year-old werewolf, has spent her life hiding from heartbreak. But when her pack is summoned to the royal Lycan Ball, everything changes. There, she meets Atlas Dimitri Grey, the ruthless Lycan King, feared by all, mated to none. For ten years, he’s ruled without weakness, until the stubborn girl who refuses to bow before him sets his entire world on fire. Their connection is dangerous. Their bond, forbidden. But destiny doesn’t care about thrones or bloodlines. And when a king built on control meets a girl who won’t be tamed— the kingdom will tremble.

As a young lady from a very humble beginning, after marrying her crush, a man of her dreams, Ishtar thought that life was smoothly moving exactly how she calculated, not until another woman _ the true love of her husband resurfaced. And now, once a calm way of life, filled with a beautiful love story and legit wealth, along the way became a tough game of survival for her. When hush life tides kicked her out of her marriage with a three days old new-born _ all the way to finding herself become an assassin when she's left with amnesia and she cannot remember how she got hurt, only heavens were to have her back.

On the night her fated mate rejected her for the destined heroine, Violet didn’t cry or beg. She smiled. “Congratulations, Alpha. I hope she is worth our severed bond.” Everyone thought she was the weak and pitiful omega who couldn’t shift. No one knew she was the last heir of the ancient bloodline of wolves born of the Moon and Sun, hunted to extinction. Now after returning back in time, Violet wants nothing to do with mates or pack loyalty. But fate has other plans. Three Alphas want her. One for power. One for redemption. And one whose wolf howls her name in every dream.

Aloof but secretly vain and shy bottom X Black-bellied, loyal and doting top He was once the most revered Celestial Master in the immortal realm — exorcising demons, commanding respect, and bearing the heavy weight of a sect leader. But betrayal threw him into a sacrificial array, his body shattered as he sealed the Gate of Infernal Flames with his own soul. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself in a strange yet vibrant modern world — brimming with spiritual energy and dazzling technology. No one here knew his name, no one here demanded his strength. Finally, he could shed his cold, stern façade and just be… himself: a little vain, a little quirky, and secretly longing for warmth. But then came him. Leander Ashcroft — silver-haired, silver-eyed, graceful and dangerous all at once. The young and powerful head of the Ashcroft family, who wore a gentle smile yet ruled his world with ruthless precision. And from the moment their eyes met, he caged him in a tender yet unrelenting embrace. “Mr. Han… I can be very patient with you.” “You don’t have to run anymore. You don’t have to fight alone. This time, let me protect you.” What began as a wary partnership slowly turned into something deeper, sweeter — a love that disarmed his guarded heart. Even as darkness stirred again and greedy eyes coveted his blood and power, only one man stood steadfast by his side. “The world may want your strength and your life. But the only thing I want… is you.”

The universe was never meant to exist as one. Hidden behind the human world lies another realm known as the Fate Dominion, a place where destinies are documented, negotiated, and enforced. While humans live believing their lives are shaped by choice and chance, the Dominion governs the invisible threads that bind love, power, and future together. For centuries, an unbreakable law has stood firm. The two worlds must never intersect. Amara Cole grows up entirely unaware of this truth. Raised in Lagos City, she lives a modest life defined by long hours, quiet determination, and the belief that survival depends solely on effort. She has no mark, no prophecy, and no indication that fate has ever noticed her. She believes she belongs fully to the human world, unseen and unclaimed. That belief shatters on her twenty third birthday. A glowing sigil burns into her wrist, forming a seal that does not resemble a name or bond of love. Before she can understand what it means, strangers arrive with impossible authority and open a gateway where none should exist. Amara is taken across realms and delivered into the Fate Dominion, a world of floating towers, ancient Houses, and powerful corporations that trade futures like currency. Waiting for her is Nathaniel Crowe. CEO of Aurelion Group and one of the most feared figures in the Dominion, Nathaniel is a man who rose by dismantling ancient powers and replacing them with corporate control. Calm, precise, and unreadable, he tells Amara the truth without hesitation. Her existence was sealed within a forbidden fate thread purchased years ago. A destiny never meant to awaken. He is the one who bought it. Amara learns that she does not belong solely to either world. Her soul is bound to both, making her a violation of the oldest laws governing existence. If she returns to the human world, the Dominion will hunt her. If she remains, she becomes a prize in a growing power struggle between ancient Houses and corporate empires eager to control what she represents. Nathaniel offers protection, but protection comes at a cost. Bound by contracts she barely understands, Amara is drawn into political games where loyalty is fragile and betrayal is inevitable. She witnesses how destinies are reassigned, how love is regulated, and how futures are altered to maintain balance. In the Dominion, power is quiet, elegant, and ruthless. Yet the greatest danger is not the world itself. It is the man who controls her fate. Nathaniel is not cruel. He is controlled, distant, and fiercely protective in ways that confuse her. As their paths intertwine, Amara begins to see cracks in his composure. He carries the weight of an old betrayal, one that destroyed the woman he was once destined to love. His rise to power was built on a choice that cannot be undone. As their connection deepens, Amara’s mark begins to change. It responds to her emotions, her defiance, and her desire. Fate, which should be absolute, starts to bend. Records shift. Predictions fail. The Dominion begins to realize that Amara is not an asset. She is a disruption. The truth emerges slowly and painfully. Nathaniel did not find her by accident. He chose her, hoping to correct a past mistake and atone for a betrayal that still haunts him. In doing so, he created a fracture between worlds, one that now threatens to collapse both realms entirely. Caught between love and freedom, Amara must decide who she is willing to betray. The man who owns her fate. The world that wants to control her. Or the destiny that insists she was never meant to exist. Because when two forbidden worlds collide, something must fall. And this time, it may be fate itself.

Aurora just wanted a salary, a desk, and a quiet life at Noir Tower. No romance, no handsome bosses, no problems. Then she gets stuck in the elevator with Dante Noir: owner of the company, alpha of the Shadow pack, and the man who shouldn't even look at her... but he smells her once, and everything changes. From that day on, Aurora's body goes crazy: heat, dizziness, dreams about him. The doctors say it's stress. The reports call her “the Vega case.” Dante calls her something else: his omega. As a silent war brews between clans, foundations, and creatures hiding under expensive suits, Aurora will have to choose: Be the perfect prey that everyone wants to control... or the omega who dares to break the system, even if it means falling into bed—and into the clutches—of her boss?

Zoryn spent twenty-two years living as Daeleon’s son—her father's pride and joy—until her first heat exposed the truth... she was a woman! In the Beastworld, females are almost extinct. So when Zoryn’s hidden power awakens at the Grand Festival, her Heat calls every tribe’s strongest male: Wolves circle. Lions challenge. Serpents obsess. Avians tremble. Bears soften. But one reaches her first—Zarenien, the last-born dragon, fated protector of the Matriarch's line. Chosen by the beasts. Claimed by the dragon. And when an ancient, forgotten tribe stirs against Zoryn’s return, six beastmen and one dragon must put aside instinct and rivalry—or lose their Empress forever.

Two Alphas. One Bond. Fate binds what the world forbids. To accept it is to lose everything. To deny it is to slowly break apart. Some bonds are not meant to be survived.

My fated mate rejected me under the Blood Moon. I died screaming his name. I woke up in hell—and the Moon Goddess is waiting. The Lunar Veil isn't the afterlife. It's a trial ground for broken wolves, where Luna strips away everything that makes you human until only truth remains. Ten trials. No mercy. Fail, and your soul burns to ash. My guide? Astro—a fallen Alpha with silver scars and secrets older than sin. He's supposed to help me survive. Instead, we're breaking every rule Luna ever made. Each trial I survive makes me stronger. Each touch between us burns hotter. And the red thread linking our fates? It's the one thing the goddess can't control.

In a world that has moved into the modern age, one ancient law still rules the empire. The Enigma must marry into every pack to bind the empire together and ensure that no pack is ever forgotten. Twelve packs. Twelve marriages. One by one, the most powerful packs offer their Alpha-blood princesses to Lord Jethro, sealing their place in the empire through marriage. All except the weakest pack. They have no princess. Only one prince, an omega born into an Alpha bloodline. From the moment of his birth, he was considered a failure. A son where a daughter was needed. An omega where an alpha was expected. His existence pushed his pack even lower, it was almost erased and distributed among the higher ranks, but the empire is built on one absolute rule: There must always be twelve packs. And Lord Jethro will not break the law. Now, the empire faces an impossible choice. If the law demands marriage… And the pack has no princess… Will the Enigma marry a male omega, -something history has never seen? Or will one pack finally be erased forever?

This is a harrowing, emotionally devastating story about injustice, survival, and a love so pure that society mistakes it for sin. At the center stands Indrajit, a man whose life ended long before his heart stopped beating. Twelve years ago, at the age of twenty, Indrajit witnessed the brutal sexual assault and murder of his beloved girlfriend Tandra. Beaten nearly to death, pinned down, and rendered helpless, he was forced to listen as she screamed his name—begging him to save her. He could not. That moment shattered him forever. To shield the real perpetrators—wealthy, powerful men—the system did what it always does: it lied. Evidence was fabricated. Witnesses were silenced. And Indrajit was framed as both rapist and murderer. Society swallowed the lie without hesitation. His family, enslaved by honor and social image, disowned him. His father declared him dead. Funeral rites were performed for a son who was still breathing. Prison became his twelve-year-long apocalypse—an endless cycle of violence, humiliation, and psychological annihilation. Indrajit survived only through rage, guilt, and the echo of a promise he once made to Tandra: “I will always protect you.” A promise he believes he failed. Now thirty-two, Indrajit is released into a world that still sees him as a monster. Emotionally hollow, physically scarred, dependent on sleeping pills, and slowly destroying himself through starvation, he exists like a living corpse—waiting either for death or for one final reckoning. Fate places him in a decaying apartment complex where he meets his neighbors: Katha, a teenage schoolgirl glowing with innocence, and her mother Madhurima, a sex worker relentlessly humiliated, ostracized, and dehumanized by society. The colony’s residents—self-appointed moral guardians—unleash cruelty on both mother and daughter. Gossip, character assassination, and public shaming expose the deep hypocrisy, misogyny, and selective morality that thrive beneath respectability. In Katha and Madhurima, Indrajit recognizes a pain he knows too well—the pain of being judged without truth, condemned without mercy, and erased without trial. In a world where everyone hates and judges Indrajit, Katha was the only one to care for him. This made her the world to him . Though numb and broken, something within him stirs. Over time, Indrajit forms a quiet, profound bond with Katha. She heals him—she teaches him how to live again through small, human moments: conversation, laughter, curiosity, trust. Through her eyes, Indrajit slowly relearns what it means to breathe, to care, to exist beyond guilt. He becomes her silent shield in a hostile world. When society whispers that he is corrupting her… When rumors accuse him of stealing her innocence… When fingers point and morals scream— —he is the only one who never lays a finger on her. Their connection is deep, intense, and painfully pure—built on shared wounds, unspoken understanding, and unconditional protection. It is a love that dares not define itself, because the world has already decided it is wrong. Indrajit tries desperately to protect Katha from the cruelty of the world—knowing all too well what happens when innocence is left unguarded. But in doing so, he becomes the easiest villain to blame. This is not a story of forbidden desire. It is a story of forbidden humanity. A tragic tale where the man labeled a monster is the only one who knows how not to hurt, and the girl he was “never allowed to touch” becomes the reason he remembers how to live—even if it costs him everything.

The story's about a girl , who had her heart broke and is starting over after college , she moves to California to a company that hired her when nobody else would , and she meets Green Eyes , handsome smooth talker , Brandon Aka Jacob West, Whom she has no idea who he is or how he will play a part in her life as she starts her life in California at Fast Track Music.

She was born an heir, but her pack was slaughtered. Nova Moonveil was enslaved before her tenth summer and spent seven years in silver chains. When the Alpha she is fated for finally scents her, ancient magic awakens and a long-buried prophecy stirs. He takes her to Shadowclaw—but duty binds him, and he is betrothed to another. The Shadowclaw Gamma does not wait. He was not chosen by fate. He chooses her anyway. He loves her fiercely. And when the world moves to claim her, he stands in its way.

Jim Oliver is the golden boy of his community—vibrant, well-liked, and the pride of his devout Christian family. Since the age of eleven, Jim has been under the strict tutelage of his father, a priest, grooming him to inherit the same mantle of faith and service. For Jim, the path of righteousness is narrow, clear, and absolute. That clarity vanishes with the arrival of his older cousin, Mauwa Gene. Sent to live with the Olivers while attending a nearby university, Mauwa is a magnetic presence that Jim cannot reconcile with his world. While Jim is friendly to everyone else, he treats Mauwa with a cold, desperate distance. To Jim, Mauwa is a walking paradox: simultaneously attractive and repulsive. The closer Mauwa gets, the more Jim feels the foundations of his religious upbringing tremble. Terrified that this infatuation is a "distraction" that will compromise his soul and his father's expectations, Jim takes drastic measures to silence his heart—including forcing himself into a relationship with a girlfriend he doesn't truly want. Yet, no matter how harshly Jim pushes him away, Mauwa refuses to leave his side. As the tension between them nears a breaking point, Jim is forced to confront a haunting question: Is he running from his cousin, or is he running from a version of himself he was never allowed to meet?