The Triplets Alphas' Moon
I was expelled from my pack along with my parents, and after so many years, they ask us for help. Returning to this pack brings back memories of that night when I was about to die, and instead of helping me, my pack turned their backs on me and my parents. I needed human treatment to survive, but the alpha triplets of my pack didn't understand that. I've hated them for eight years, and it was never in my plans to meet them again, but everything changed when I returned. I didn't know that my life would now revolve around them. Do you want to know how? Well, I invite you to find out.
No Ordinary Husband
Adrian Arcadia controls one of the country's largest real estate empires, but power has taught him one bitter lesson: most people only bow to his name, his money, and the empire behind him.
To test the world one last time, Adrian strips away everything. No luxury car. No bodyguards in sight. No Arcadia name. Disguised as Ian, a broke drifter with nothing to offer, he waits to see who will treat him like a human being when he looks worthless.
Then Amelia gives him her only breakfast.
She is a woman crushed by her own family, nearly sold into marriage to pay a debt she never made. To escape, she asks the penniless stranger to marry her. Adrian accepts, hiding the truth while watching every insult, every scheme, and every enemy who thinks they can trample his wife.
They think Amelia married a nobody. They think Ian has no power, no money, and no way to fight back.
They are about to learn that the poorest man in the alley is the one man who can bring an empire to its knees.
Too Late, Mr. Rodrigues
She said yes because she'd been in love with him from the moment he first walked through her door. He said yes because his mother gave him no choice.
On their wedding night, Henrique assigns Carolina her own bedroom and leaves to spend the night with Tatiane — the blonde he's loved since high school, the woman whose red dress still hangs in his closet. To him, Carolina is nothing but an obligation. A debt his mother refuses to forgive.
But Carolina is done being invisible.
She transforms herself, reclaims her independence, and makes Henrique watch as the wife he ignored becomes the woman every man in the room can't look away from. And just as he begins to realize what he's lost — just as the ice around his heart starts to crack — she looks him dead in the eye and says the words that will haunt him:
Too late, Mr. Rodrigues.
Now Henrique will do anything to win her back. But Carolina has learned the hard way that love doesn't survive on promises alone — and some broken things can't be fixed with apologies.
Part I: The Jaundiced Room
The bedroom was a cramped, jaundiced box, its walls flaking in a shade of yellow that spoke of a slow, decades-long rot. At fifteen, I had already calcified into a creature of practiced silences. My
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THE FICTION TRACKER
Before beginning this story, I would like to share a brief note with my readers. I originally planned to write this story in several parts and posted the first part on NovelToon. However, I noticed th
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THE OCEAN'S RETURN
THE OCEAN REMEMBERS The first time Aria saw the boy beneath the waves, she thought the ocean was giving something back. She would later learn that the ocean never gave anything back without taking s
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When love found me
Part:-2 THE SEARCH The newspaper office was already busy that morning. Reporters were moving from one desk to another, papers were scattered everywhere, and the sound of keyboards filled the newsro
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