It Was Always You By Judy

Leah is a 22-year-old graduate with a new job as an administrative assistant at Carter & Blake, a respected advertising firm. Confident, kind, and determined, she doesn’t expect much from anyone—until she meets Elijah, a quiet intern whose eyes hide more than his words reveal. He’s younger than her, already in a relationship, and clearly carrying heavy burdens… but none of that stops fate. After Elijah’s breakup, the two grow closer, and love slowly begins to bloom. But behind their connection is a harsh truth: Elijah, despite being the nephew of the company’s CEO, is constantly overlooked and pressured by family expectations. His cousin, lazy and entitled, receives all the praise he silently works for. Broke, buried in school problems, and silently drowning in financial and emotional struggles, Elijah begins to feel like a man who has nothing to offer. Though Leah never complains—never even hesitates to support him—Elijah can't bear the imbalance. So, he breaks her heart the only way he knows how: by making her believe he never loved her. Leah, shattered and heartbroken, begs for him to stay. But nothing changes. They go their separate ways. Years pass. Time moves on. But when they cross paths again, something stirs between them. They're older. Changed. But some feelings don’t die. And now, faced with everything they left behind, they must ask: can broken hearts still find their way back to each other? Or was love never meant to survive the truth?

Ender Levin, a young man who was living a ordinary life was curious of the unknown in his world. Or was he? Who knows that unknown was with him too?

Two powerful families. A decades-old betrayal. One love story that was never meant to happen. Gianna Veymont was born into legacy — smart, stunning, and heiress to one of the wealthiest empires in the country. Tristan Greystorm was bred for power — arrogant, charming, and the crown prince of her family’s sworn enemy. They were raised to hate each other. But fate throws them into the same elite college, where wars are fought not with weapons but with money, status, and pride. A campus full of whispers. A viral scandal. A dance that should’ve meant nothing — but didn’t. As secrets from their family’s past begin to resurface, Gianna and Tristan are pulled into a twisted web of betrayal, buried truths, and a third enemy hiding in plain sight. And when hate starts to blur into something far more dangerous... Will love be their greatest ruin?

Suddenly transported to a world where the gender ratio is heavily skewed, an ordinary high school boy is granted special privileges—including admission to the country’s most prestigious academy. Everything should be easy now... right?

Lena had no idea that a simple ad would turn her ordinary life upside down. Through an app called "Happy Faces," she began forming anonymous friendships and was content to finally have someone to talk to. That is, until the day she received a message from someone with the username "Shadow." From that moment on, nothing would ever be the same again.

Book 1of the Rainbow Sisters Series Reese Laurier is the eldest of the seven Laurier sisters—and not just in name. At only eighteen, she's already the official CEO of their father's company, juggling board meetings, business proposals, and her sisters’ daily chaos with military precision and an eye-roll always at the ready. She thrives on control, order, and excellence. Feelings? Flirting? Boys? Absolutely not on the agenda. So when the first day of school ends with her accidentally kissing Raiden Whitlock—the arrogant, insufferable younger brother of her ex—it’s not just an embarrassing mishap. It’s a full-blown PR disaster. At least in her mind. What follows is a comedic spiral of sharp-tongued arguments, tension-filled encounters, and unwanted attention from a boy who seems to enjoy pressing all her buttons—and maybe something else too. Raiden’s persistent teasing starts to chip at Reese’s icy resolve, and worst of all… her heart might be starting to glitch. She’s built for boardrooms, not butterflies. And yet… Cherry-red lipstick, stolen glances, and locker-side threats later—Reese might be losing control of more than just her schedule.

Her diary wasn’t supposed to be a love story. But somehow, every word became him. A soft, nostalgic tale about quiet love, fading friendships, and the memories that never leave. "I never wrote your name but every page was only you."

He married someone else the night she lost their baby. Now she’s gone—without a word, without a trace. Damien chose peace over chaos, silence over fire. But when Evelyn disappears after a single goodbye, he realizes too late: She was the only war he ever wanted to fight. Now she's starting over in a town where no one knows her name. But healing doesn't come easy when every memory burns. When fate brings them back together, will ashes still hold the shape of love?

At just four years old, Luna's life changes forever when her mother leaves her at the home of a kind old woman and disappears without explanation. Left clinging to a teddy bear and the memory of that heartbreaking goodbye, Luna grows up with a quiet longing for answers.

They say that the natural elements are the strongest .......... BUT I don't think so ............ I believe that the person who can control it all is the only almighty the strongest .......................

I thought I’d moved on. I thought it was just an old crush — nothing more. But then... one hug, one late-night moment, and my heart refused to listen. This is my story — of one-sided love, heartbreak, growing up... and finding my way back to the boy I never stopped loving. Because sometimes... it was always you.

Star Lowell Jones is a dreamer with a wild streak and a messy past. After a night of partying and a one-night stand she barely remembers, she stumbles into a job interview—only to discover the CEO is the same man she just slept with. Smooth, powerful, and dangerously magnetic, Denzel Wilson offers her something unexpected: not a job, but a secret arrangement. One where desire comes with a price—and rules she must never break. Star accepts, torn between shame, curiosity, and financial desperation. But as the line between lust and love blurs, she begins to fall for him—only to have Denzel walk away the moment feelings surface. Left heartbroken and humiliated, Star is forced to confront the mess she’s made of her life. But heartbreak doesn’t destroy her. It ignites her. Through the pain, Star finds purpose. She fights to rebuild herself, chase real ambition, and become more than just someone’s plaything. Her journey from reckless girl to empowered woman begins—not with love, but with loss. This is the story of a broken beginning, a dangerous temptation, and the courage to choose yourself in the end.

Aarav Ravindra, seorang pria yang awalnya tidak begitu mencintai istrinya karena suatu konflik yang terjadi di masa lalu namun secara perlahan rasa cinta itu mulai tumbuh. Tetapi ketika rasa cinta terhadap istrinya mulai tumbuh, istrinya justru malah pergi meninggalkan dirinya untuk selamanya. Setelah sepeninggal istrinya, dirinya langsung dipenuhi rasa bersalah dan rada penyesalan. Dia menyesal kenapa tidak mencintai istrinya sejak dulu. Saking menyesalnya, dia berharap waktu bisa terulang kembali agar dia bisa mencintai istrinya lebih awal. Tentu harapan yang dia minta itu merupakan harapan yang mustahil. Meski begitu, dia terus berharap tentang hal itu. Sampai akhirnya dia bertemu dengan seorang wanita misterius yang dapat membantunya untuk mewujudkan harapannya itu. Bisakah dia menghilangkan rasa bersalah dan rasa penyesalannya itu?

He was supposed to be a hero. A mortal. Weak. Obedient. But when the Goddess of Light performed the sacred summoning ritual, what she pulled through the veil of dimensions was not a man… It was a mistake. Lucian Vale wakes in a world of magic and war, summoned by divine hands to be a pawn in a holy war. But buried within him is a force older than the gods, a fragment of a being the universe tried to erase—the Prime Origin, the one who wrote the laws of existence… and broke them. Now awakened in flesh once again, Lucian does not serve. He commands. The gods whisper in fear. The abyss stirs. And the women sent to control him—goddess, demon queen, machine princess, war maiden—begin to fall, not through manipulation… but because even their hearts remember his name.

Marysol looked up at the sky, dreaming of touching the stars. She lifted her palm to the moon and grasped it. The moon was so small, so delicate, and so beautiful. Her eyes were stuck on the holes of the moon. Lifting her lips, she kissed the large craters and left her lipstick stuck to them. She smiled, wishing she could reach a little farther…Her fingertips, as light as porous rocks, reached towards the sky. However, she could not reach. She knew perhaps she would never reach. But it was enough to dream, right? Dreaming would only be enough…enough until she realized that people had already been to the moon before.

“I'd give you my soul, if that's what you want.” Eleven. Silver locks. Amethyst eyes. Shiny skin. Blood sweeter than wine. Most sought after 'good' in the Kingdom. She was everything a man would need, and also everything a man would kill to have. Whoever touched Eleven's hair would be granted good things. Whoever plucked her eyes out would get gems richer than the kingdom's currency. Whoever scrapped her skin would be getting a warm coat. Whoever tasted her blood would be granted immortality. She was a Goddess. Goddess of Life. * “I'd burn the fucking world for you, if that's what you want.” Zeiss. A rare man. Has the power of invisibility. The power to turn anything into flames. The power to end a person's life with just thoughts. The power of all wicked things a person wouldn't wish to have. The same world he promised to give her, the same world he would burn to the ground, if she wished for it. He was a God. The God of Death. When Zeiss meets the sought after Goddess of Life. He is reminded everything about his mother. Her silver locks and her eyes that shone brighter than gems and diamonds. Eleven, a woman who spoke to him like no other. A woman who made him believe he had a soul in him after he had thought he had none left. A woman who could bring him life and also be his damnation. The first and only woman he was loved by and ever loved.

In 2024, a huge pandemic breakdown occurred again throughout the planet Earth, with a deadly new virus that could cost thousands of lives, deadlier than Covid-19 itself. However, this is a totally different pandemic for not just a protection from the virus, but also to protect people from an unexpected entry of a serial killer in town. Along with the virus, the serial killer sets out to take away the lives of innocents day by day. In order to stop both the pandemic and the killing spree, an ordinary man who later became a superhero all of a sudden steps up and fights off for those who are responsible of the events for the sake of the world, where he discovers unknown secrets of something that are related to the current issues happening around the area. Apart from the fight, the superhero also has to fight for his own life during the journey that could lead to some disastrous events. Read the full story to find out.

Celestina Fayre Davis never wanted to get married but she had no say. Zavid Costa hated been controlled and marriage was one. Is this marriage gonna be a disaster? Will it work? If it doesn’t then will all just become a silly mistake? Love is what they both wanted but will that be able to erase all the pain? Will they end up together? Or will it go done the drain? Mom can I not get married?" I asked softly. "PAAAAAAAH" My face turned to the other side. The makeup artist all lowered their heads. "Say that again" She stared menacingly at me as though I was her enemy. Tears threatened to fall but I wouldn't let it. Read to find out

As if it wasn’t enough to be hit on the head by my co-workers and boyfriend, I died at the hands of my gambling-addict older brother. Without even regretting my unfortunate death, I realized that I had possessed a supporting role in a romantic fantasy novel, which I just read yesterday. To be precise, a villainess destined to die at the hands of her husband. I know it’s cliché! ‘Possessed a villainess in a romantic fantasy novel! So this is what it feels like?’ I thought it was pretty good for the price of my unfair death. Until I realize that no matter what I do, I can’t deviate from the flow of the original. For the female lead Rizé, it’s a delightful cider series, but it’s nothing more of a bloody story for Edith, the villainess I possessed. I am the protagonist in my life. If I’m going to die according to the original story, I should at least kiss my super handsome husband! In the original story, Edith is greatly despised by her husband, but who cares, I’m going to die anyway. However… “You pretended not to be, but now you’re so hot to play with. Well, that’s good.” “Yes…?” “Satisfy me like Rigelhof’s serpent. Well, who knows? I might be interested in that body of yours.” …why is the original story starting to change now? ***** P/s: The cover and the story are not mine. i just translate them to promote their story... but the translation are mine,Don’t use it without permission.

Forged by the opulent walls, crafted by the scraps from the slums, thrown to rot in this golden cage. That was her, Maya. "How forsaken the anguish of fate is…We met again, Brother." She chuckled coldly, swirling the wine glass. "Maya…You?" Declan's voice was rather calm; it had always been like that...however, for the first time in his life, his voice held a hint of uncertainty. "The world is undoubtedly round." She smiled ; her smile was like that of an unclaimed corpse… knowing there was no one…… and knowing that she didn't want anyone. Maya looked different … It wasn't her feigned smile or the old scar cutting through her left eye….it was her eyes, which were empty like a burned vessel. Her deep set of ebony eyes …which was common for any Indian, but what set her apart from the common folks was the glimmer of contempt that seemed to paint the floor red at any moment. ————————————————————————————————————————— Imagine being the only child to get adopted by a multi-billionaire… that too Indian…. Maya was that child… But she was different. Maybe because she was autistic or her face had been paralyzed due to an old, unfortunate accident? When a child was supposed to run across corridors….was supposed to enjoy the innocence of girlhood days…she was kept confined in her room… not out of compulsion but out of choice. She tried to accept them… They tried as well… But maybe blood was thicker than water … When the real blood came, the poor kid was cast aside; her love of life, whom she thought of as one, was the one to drag her down the bottomless pit. She was thrown out with only two choices: kill yourself or let them kill you. and she chose none.

Sometimes the biggest prize is the heart you never meant to win. Callie Monroe had never planned to leave Bandera, Texas. Her roots ran deep in the dusty trails of her family's ranch, where she grew up wrangling horses and chasing sunsets. But when her mother was critically injured in a farming accident, the hospital bills stacked higher than hay bales. Her father—desperate and proud—demanded a sacrifice Callie couldn't make: marry the well-off widower next door, a man twice her age with a cold smile and controlling ways. With the help of a childhood friend who'd made it to the city, she packed up her boots, dreams, and barely enough cash to get by…and moved to New York. There, she found work behind the bar at a dive in Brooklyn, pouring drinks, dodging creeps, and sending every spare dollar back home. She wasn't looking for love, but when she heard of a game show that paid winners handsomely, she couldn't resist. But she sure as hell didn't expect a game show to change everything. Grayson Wolfe was a tech genius with the instincts of a wolf. He turned a teenage startup into a billion-dollar enterprise long before he was legally old enough to drink the whiskey he now sold in bulk. But when his father passed away, the old man's will came with a cruel twist: Grayson had to marry—and stay married for one full year—before he could legally inherit full control of the Wolfe fortune and family conglomerate. He didn't need love. He needed a name on paper. A bride. A loophole. In a move that shocked his board and delighted reality TV producers, Grayson entered a high-stakes televised dating show, ironically seeking a convenient partner. The premise? Win the game, win a partner…and a hefty cash prize. He didn't care about the money. He just needed someone willing to sign the damn papers. Armed with charm, wealth, and arrogance, Grayson assumed every woman would be throwing herself at him. Until the redhead in the red dress rejected him. Callie Monroe wasn't dazzled. She wasn't impressed. She hated 'controlling,' and that's what the man was; she couldn't understand why everyone wanted him. Yes, she wanted the money, but not when her pride and dignity were on the line. Grayson had never been humiliated, and so publicly; Callie intrigued and annoyed him, and somehow, he knew that their paths were still going to cross, and he would make her pay for her insolence. What happens when Grayson turns out to be Callie's boss at her new office? Their connection soon spirals into a dangerous game of desire, denial, and a deal that might cost him everything…especially his heart. He had everything… until her.

I was instructed to not tell him.... I don't understand why he isn't allowed to know. He has every right to know. I unfortunately have to listen to my father and Dumbledore on the matter. My name is Iris Elizabeth Snape and this is how Harry finds out he has a sister.

Axel, Kai, and Vex were inseparable, three boyfriends navigating the chaos of school, life, and everything in between. Their bond was unshakable, built on trust, sarcasm, and the kind of loyalty that could withstand anything. But when Travis, a longtime rival, starts spending time with them, things change. What starts as a uneasy companionship becomes something deeper, and Travis finds himself falling for them, but he struggles with his own identity. It was messy and real.

After a year of college spent behind a screen during the pandemic, she’s finally ready to step into the real world—and real connections. When an impromptu meetup introduces her to Maddy, a charming, soft-spoken guy with a smile that disarms and a gaze that lingers, her quiet college life starts to change. What began as a random video call turns into something deeper. From awkward first hellos to late-night texts, and from small glances to a gentle hand held under the table, their bond grows slowly, sweetly. But love, like life, is never that simple. With rumors, emotional baggage, and personal battles quietly brewing beneath the surface, can they find the courage to turn a fleeting connection into something lasting? In a world just beginning to heal, can two hearts figure out what it truly means to be beside someone, always?

"I am not sure...if it was supposed to work. Though I assumed it would work, then what? And even if it does not, will it end my life? No! Right. These were my thoughts till we separated, When we did, I accepted the fate and decided to move on until..." Having a teen crush is difficult, but what if both of you stay together to grow into something you never expected to be? The eternal love will be remembered by 'us' who are in love? A journey, even more beautiful than the story itself. Sia always thought that there wouldn't be someone who would be so important and precious to her that losing herself would feel better than thinking of losing her love. Sia was never so happy or sad with her life, it was just passing with every passing day. She was more of the villain of her story than the lead character until she met August, the boy she thought would stay as her crush for the time being. It would have been simpler that way... Read the web novel to know more.