Falling for the Wolf I Shouldn't Love

Arya Lockwood is a she-wolf from the South. Her pack lived well, relying on a powerful sorcerer by their side. When her father fell gravely ill, Arya was shocked. Her mother asked her to leave the pack for her own safety.

Through manipulations by the King and his mage, Damian Norton was encouraged to go after the Southern wolves, who possessed more magical powers. Amidst intriguing discoveries about her family, Arya learns the truth about her birth, raising even more questions, revealing that she is, in fact, a princess named Selena.

Now, Damian is hunting the Southern wolves and uncovers a harsh truth: his destined mate, Selena, who was taken as a baby, is actually Arya Lockwood.

How will they find each other after so many twists of fate? Should they really be together, even with their packs being enemies?

Vegetative Husband Opens his Eyes

Robert Graham, a powerful CEO, fell victim to a tragic incident: a plane crash during one of his business trips left him in a vegetative state. His grandfather, wanting to hide the accident from the press, arranged everything necessary for his grandson to remain at home, still in a coma and connected to life-support machines. To ensure that no one would discover his grandson’s condition, he found a wife for his favorite grandson. Grace, with no choice and desperate to save her family from bankruptcy, agreed to marry a man she believed she didn’t know, as part of the arrangement.

What she never expected was that her husband, lying in a vegetative state, was the same man with whom she had lost her virginity. How far will Grace be willing to go to save her husband? Will fate and a second chance be enough to confront the pain of the past and an enemy from her husband’s life? This romance will show that, above all wealth, love is always the most valuable.

Falling in Love with Two Men

Eros is a charismatic young man. One day, while he is walking through a shopping mall with his friend, other young people question his sexuality. Eros hasn't thought about it for a long time, but after being accepted into the Royal Academy boarding school, he meets these boys again. Once again, he is questioned about his orientation, and this causes him to doubt himself.

In addition to questioning himself, Eros also discovers that his new classmates are the sons of mafia bosses. Would it be smart to get romantically involved with a mafia kid? Eros lives with this doubt until he accepts his fate.