Who is the true villain in this story? Luca Moreno has always believed in justice, which is why he became a cop. Now undercover in the Brooks family’s criminal empire, he plans to destroy it from within. But when he meets Raven, the Don’s niece, everything changes. As his morals blur and innocence erodes, Luca must face who he’s becoming—and who the real villain truly is.
Bobby Draper is a young man spending his summer mowing lawns in the neighborhood. When Nicole Everett, a married woman, shows interest in him, their playful moments turn into a secret affair. Bobby feels the thrill of desire and the confusion of guilt as he steps into a world of passion he never expected. As the summer goes on, Bobby also gets involved with Amber Fargo and Helen Parker, each with their own struggles and needs.
This one is a slow starter, with romantic overtones. Dumped as he waited for his g/f the cinema he noticed a mature woman nearby crying, distracted from his disappointment he comforted her and things developed from there.
There is no word in English to describe the relationship between me and my children's in-laws. However, there are at least two ways to solve the problem. One is to use the invented term “kinlaw”. The other...
This story is lavish daydream, ridiculous and strictly fictional. English is not my first language; thus, I apologize for grammar and spelling errors. Every character in the story (involved in sexual interactions) is above eighteen. To whoever might find interest in this, thank you for reading.
The story of the attorney Lois Griffin and her adopted sister. Jade had been abused before she came to live with the Griffins but found a loving, safe home with them. Both girls life change when they meet the brother of the town marshal, Big T. As usual, I did not mark all the codes.
In vibrant Johannesburg, two strangers discover that true intimacy means dropping every mask. Sometimes literally. "Full Disclosure, Africa Style" is a playful, daring romance where city lights, local flavors, and radical honesty combine for a weekend neither will forget.
At five, Princess Kim So Yeon escaped assassination with nothing but a farm girl's promise to keep her safe. At thirteen, she returns — changed, hardened, and ready. But the enemies who drove her out still lurk behind palace smiles. Her only weapon? Jo Soo. A farmer's daughter who can't be bought, fooled, or intimidated. Crown Prince Yi Joon has waited eight summers. So has the danger. The oath was made in a wildflower field. Now it must be kept in a court that wants her dead.
A The Wanting Series Story Ten weeks in, Margot brings over a shoebox: the brass stamp she used on all two hundred and forty candles. Fourteen ninety-nine, free shipping. Ash turns it over and the room goes cold — because what's on it isn't a sigil. It's his name. From there the chain unspools: an 1878 clergyman's book, a rubbing of a floor stone in Northumberland worn by centuries of feet, a man in Doncaster with a cat and a laser engraver, 1,406 units sold. A funny, aching story about a name that was never secret — nobo
They were madly in love and had been married for two years. They liked to role play until one night he asked if she'd ever imagined having something bigger in her. She hadn't, but now she couldn't help but think about it. It would have to be the right man, somebody who would not threaten their marriage. She could only think of one man, her brother's best friend when she was a teenager. Now, all they had to do was try to find him. After that …?