You Said I Was Your Favourite Monica Murphy

**An emperor who refused to rule with blood. A prince who refused to love with restraint.** Elliott Lancaster, the gentle Emperor of a fractured empire, has spent his life avoiding war-and his father's attempts to force him into a political marriage. Instead, he adopted an orphaned noble boy, Aiden, raising him as both heir and unlikely companion. But their bond was never that of father and son. Aiden Lancaster, the perfect prince in court and a storm of violence on the battlefield, has waited years to prove himself. He is devoted to his adopted father- some might even say, too devoted. Still, up till now, he was restrained by Elliott's desire for peace, despite their enemies poking them again and again. But Aiden's patience had its limits- but this underhanded tactic was the straw which broke the camel's back. Now unrestrained, he wages a war so brutal it shocks the empire. When Elliott awakens to find borders redrawn in blood, he must confront the terrifying truth: the boy he raised has become a conqueror, and his devotion has twisted into something far more dangerous. As court factions' scheme and the temple condemns their unnatural bond, Elliott faces an impossible choice: maintain his morals and risk losing Aiden or embrace the ruthless love of the man who would burn the world to protect him.

I WAS JUST A SERVANT By Samkelisiwe Sithole (Mbazo) Zenande Mthembu was born into power, wealth, and pride — but one tragic car accident left her in a wheelchair, abandoned by her husband, and locked inside a golden prison of silence and bitterness. Once adored by society, now she's just the angry rich girl no one can help. Until Nokwanda walks in. Late for the job interview, dressed plainly as a servant, Nokwanda never expected to meet a woman like Zenande — fierce, arrogant, and secretly broken. But where others ran away, Nokwanda stayed. She saw the truth behind Zenande’s cold stares… and heard the silent cry for love. As Nokwanda cares for Zenande, the lines between duty and desire blur. Zenande, once married to a man, begins to feel something she's never felt before — not just attraction, but safety, softness, and the terrifying beauty of being loved by a woman. But love doesn’t come easily when society watches, secrets threaten, and someone from Zenande’s past is determined to destroy them both. “I Was Just a Servant” is a slow-burn, forbidden romance between two women from different worlds — one fighting to heal, and the other daring to love for the first time. Together, they’ll face betrayal, danger, and their own fears… for a love worth everything.

No one knows when the First Outbreak began. Some say divine wrath, others a cosmic mistake. But when the Crimson Outbreak bled into the world, it didn’t strike, it seeped. It rotted the air, poisoned the land, and rewrote life itself. The Favourites call it Heaven’s essence. So why does it burn everything it touches? Henry Maxwell was a surgical student on the cusp of a brilliant future, elated by the approval of his international fellowship. Then came death. Reincarnated as Murphy Morroni in a realm steeped in the supernatural, he awakens blind and broken, surrounded by Hunters, demons, Curses, and the whispers of Ancient Ones. In this world where reality bends and the divine corrodes, Murphy is no hero. Just a soul caught in the undertow of something vast and unknowable. But fate? Fate has a cruel fondness for the Favourites.

Yuuta was the weakest, most average guy on Earth—barely scraping through college, working a part-time job, and growing up in a quiet orphanage with no family to call his own. Life was simple, predictable... and lonely. Then one night, everything changed. He had a vivid dream of sleeping with stunning, powerful Dragon Queen from another world. He woke up, convinced it was just a dream. Until she showed up in his room with child—wings, horns, and a little girl who called him “Papa.” Erza, the Dragon Queen, had crossed worlds and was now stuck in the human world, her immense power sealed away. Now she had to learn to live in cramped apartments, work secret Job, and navigate the chaos of Earth. Yuuta, once invisible and forgotten, suddenly found himself with a family, responsibilities, and feelings he never imagined possible. But beneath the surface, a secret lies buried—one tied to Yuuta’s mysterious mother and the hidden truths woven into the lives of his wife and daughter, His orgin and cursed everything was conncet to Him. As monsters, magic, and enemies close in, Yuuta doesn’t have to be a hero. He just needs to be the man who will protect everything he holds dear.

"A princess with a warrior's heart and mind." Kari Faust is a princess. But, she doesn't know that herself. Hell, she refused to accept that fact. Living most of her life as a man in a tower meant for fighters, she found it hard to believe when one day, they proclaimed her to be the long-lost princess of a faraway country. How is she supposed to live a royal life when she can't even remember her own past? -------- Volume 2 Synopsis "A princess? NO." Kari continues living her life as a man, rejecting the constant advances of her disciple, Dustan (who is also the prince). But how long can she reject the advances of a stupidly honest lad? NOTICE: The art in the cover is not mine. It was commissioned by Chukie Artss.

“She said forever. But forever didn’t stay.” A heartbreakingly beautiful love story told through two voices, diary entries, and the ache of distance. For readers who believe that some loves don’t end—they echo.

Deucalion is born into a family of Werewolves He is the weakest in the family with no growth rate at all One day he saves Dardan a vampire lord who goes to the same school as him from hunters He gets intrested in the world of supernatural Him and Dardan dig into the secrets of each other's kind They get into big trouble as the Werewolf king and Vampire king get to know about them Deucalion has to face the Consequences of being a werewolf

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."

Alicia Carter, 27, had lost everything. Orphaned and betrayed by her best friend and boyfriend, she watched her job, her small savings, and even her new apartment disappear, leaving her buried in debt and completely alone. With no hope left, Alicia jumped from a seven-story building, only to wake up in a completely different world as a queen. Now, in this strange land full of magic, can Alicia, who wanted to end her life, find a way to survive and navigate her new life ?

“My glorious Emperor, my existence is solely for you.” A little fairy of fortune undergoes a test to become a goddess. She takes on a human body and is sent to the past, losing her identity as a divine being. The only memory she has before descending is being told to put the bullied and worthless prince on the throne—by relying only on her own abilities. She quietly looked at the prince. The small child, with bruises and injuries all over, stared back with innocence. The miserable little prince was bullied all day, not daring to fight back with even the lowliest of servants. Despite being fed scraps of trash, he was grateful they remembered to even feed him. Everyone loathed and neglected him, yet he treated them all with kindness regardless. He was the first person she ever came across that was plagued by so many misfortunes! When asked if he wanted to change his future and become the emperor, the prince made no hesitation to refuse. “My imperial brothers say I am not worthy of the throne… I dare not covet what belongs to them. They say I should be good and not fight them. I dare not even wish for it.” The fairy of fortune sighed in frustration. How could she ever change this pitiful little prince into a firm and proud ruler, especially with this type of mentality! * After many trials and errors, the little fairy finally finished her job. As she was preparing to leave the mortal realm and return to the heavens, the little prince from before grabbed her hand with tears in his eyes. “Losing you will be my only misfortune.”

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?

In Terrath, divine gifts come at a price and Novarah’s ‘blessing’, by the Goddess of Misery, is a curse in disguise. Now, she must wield it to restore balance in an unjust world by embarking on a journey to awaken the sealed Twelve Celestials, leading each divine being to their chosen vessel and righting what has been wronged from the very start.

DROPPED FOR A MONTH Ethan lived a quiet, unremarkable existence—until the day he awoke within the pages of Gods’ Final Requiem, the dark, collapsing world of his favorite novel. This isn't your typical slice-of-life fluff novel. In this world, heroes die, civilizations fall, and the Outer Gods devour what remains. Now, Ethan stands powerless—just another forgotten soul adrift in a narrative heading toward oblivion. Yet everything shifts when a Sphere Admission Letter arrives—bearing his name. A name that should not belong in this story. Beneath the surface, his status window conceals two sealed abilities—artifacts of power that were never part of the original tale. This was never written. If fate truly demands the world's end... then perhaps, just perhaps, he wasn't brought here to witness it—but to alter it. First, he must endure. JOIN MY DISCORD SERVER:- https://discord.gg/77NaZaQCfN

A man named Magus is part of a new revolution. But what will happen once all of his families secrets are revealed to the public?

I See You is a heartwarming tale of love, perception, and the quiet strength of human connection. Set in a peaceful rural village, the story follows Hana, a blind woman who sees the world not with her eyes, but with her heart. Known for her grace, independence, and gentle spirit, Hana's life changes when a stranger named Ethan steps into her shop one rainy afternoon. What begins as a simple exchange grows into a transformative journey for them both. As Ethan learns to see beyond appearances and understand the depth of Hana’s strength and self-sufficiency, he confronts his own insecurities and discovers what it truly means to see someone—not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually. Their evolving relationship, built on mutual respect and vulnerability, blossoms into a quiet yet profound love story. At its core, I See You is about recognizing the beauty in imperfection, the strength in gentleness, and the clarity found when one sees with the heart rather than the eyes. It reminds us that love is not about rescuing or fixing, but about truly understanding and standing beside someone. Through Hana’s world, the story reveals that sometimes the most meaningful connections are formed in silence, and that love—real, transformative love—often arrives in the most unexpected places.

Fourteen was supposed to be an in-between year — too old for dolls, too young for love. But for Cara, it became the year everything changed. When her brother’s best friend, Callum Adler, starts spending more time at their house, Cara notices things most adults ignore. The bruises. The quiet. The way their mother starts folding extra laundry like it’s second nature. Callum's broken home becomes a secret the whole family carries, and Cara — wide-eyed, overlooked, and quietly growing — starts to fall for him in all the ways she shouldn’t. But Callum is four years older. Eighteen. Off-limits. Almost a man. And despite their quiet moments — the almosts, the shared glances, the night she asked to kiss him — he walks away without a goodbye, leaving her in the silence he helped create. Years pass. Cara grows. Builds a life. Finds herself. By eighteen, she’s no longer just Kaden’s little sister. She’s her own person — confident, loved, maybe even happy. But everything tilts when she runs into Callum again at a skating rink. Older, composed, and entirely unexpected. He’s not the same boy who used to sleep on her couch with bruises on his ribs — and she’s not the girl who watched him leave. But unfinished things have a way of circling back. Told in alternating perspectives of Cara and Callum, What We Never Said explores the slow burn of first love, the ache of timing, and what it really means to grow up — and grow apart — before finding your way back.

" He wakes up in lives he doesn't remember… but each one feels like home.” Each night, he becomes someone else. Each morning, he questions if he ever was. Reality begins to fracture. Memories, dreams, identities—blur. And as the world folds in on itself, only one question remains: " What am I? "

Ailín always thought healing meant becoming who she used to be. Until life broke her body — not as punishment, but as a final cry to stop hiding. Haunted by a shadow she named Oscurita, the voice that whispered she wasn’t enough, Ailín spent years chasing approval and silencing her true self. When an unexpected illness forces her to slow down, she finally asks: What if my body isn't attacking me... but begging me to listen? This is not a story of perfection. It’s a story of fear, silence, and the courage to rise again — one fragment at a time. To begin again, she had to rewrite herself. A novel of self-worth, emotional healing, and the quiet power of a woman reclaiming her voice.

Reality? Kind of a joke, honestly. Fiction? That’s where things actually started to make sense. I was ten when the curtain slipped. When I saw it—how everyone was just acting. Reciting lines they didn’t believe, chasing dreams they didn’t choose. Adults called it "growing up." I called it what it was—fake. So, I stopped playing along. While everyone else clung to the script, I escaped into stories. My favorite? No Happy Ending in the 999th Regression. Cale Ashblood—tragic, cursed, and stubborn as hell—died 998 times trying to fix a world that didn’t want saving. It was brutal. It was honest. It was the only thing that didn’t lie to me. Then the author died. And the publisher? They butchered the ending. Wrapped it up in something clean, hollow, marketable. I tried to let it go—I swear I did. But the anger never left. Twelve people. That’s how many I killed. Editors. Ghostwriters. Everyone who helped ruin the only thing I believed in. But here’s the part no one knows: I killed the original author. Not on purpose. One night. One stupid, drunk mistake. And that was enough. Now I’m bleeding out. Real world. Real consequences. No regrets, though. Except— The story didn’t end. I woke up inside it. Inside his world. Cale’s world. The one I knew better than my own life. Except now... it is my life. The World is still broken. The Constellations are still watching. And peace? Still a myth. But maybe this time, I get to write the ending. Maybe this time, the story’s mine. ---

If you want to be loved by me, bring something useful. Like how the Countess of Baliman offered the exclusive iron ore transport rights. The marriage I chose to pay for my mother’s medical bills was a huge mistake. On her wedding night, Lily realizes that her married life will be hell from now on. Unable to divorce because of the damn money and struggling in hell, a man appeared before Lily. “Lily, if you wish, I’ll gladly become your lover.” The hero of the empire who subjugated the troublesome Salaman tribe. The second son of the prestigious Maximilian duchy and a man who proudly earned the title of count on his own. Herald Braden. “What I want from you is just one thing. Don’t push me away.” Despite his fierce and sharp appearance like a black panther, Lily melted helplessly at his gentle kindness like soft whipped cream.

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.

When 17-year-old Aryan Sen is uprooted from India and sent to Tokyo due to his father's expanding business, he finds himself lost in a world of strange words, cold silences, and unfamiliar skies. Grieving his mother’s death and abandoned emotionally by his father, Aryan quietly builds his strength through martial arts—yet inside, he's still searching for peace. Then, he meets Akari Fujiwara—a short-haired, sharp-eyed top student from a struggling household, raising her younger brother alone. She teaches him Japanese… he teaches her Hindi. She teaches him to live… he teaches her to feel. But beneath every soft smile lies a storm. Aryan is not just a boy in a foreign land—he’s fighting for identity, dignity, and a dream that defies his father's shadow. Together, Aryan and Akari build something fragile and beautiful—until a returning rival, buried guilt, and unspoken truths threaten to destroy it all. A cross-cultural slow-burn romance. A story of language, loneliness, and the words we never dared to say. “Kokoro” means heart. But sometimes… the heart doesn’t speak. It writes.

I'm invisible, blamed, betrayed, and made fun of. Every day I woke up to endure every single same thing as days, weeks, months, and years passed. My life was a living cycle of someone who died while still living. I was brutally bullied, hurt, and accused in the midst of chaos as the rain poured on me, noises of vehicles cut through the sound of rain, and strangers eyes came, looking at me with fear and hatred as male students from my school ran after me with their sinister grins. On that same exact day, after getting home with my body full of wounds and bruises, my phone rang, and it made my life even more of a living hell. The novel that is keeping me alive and compose drop dead. [It is over] [We're sorry but we will no longer continue the story of 'world of mystery'] [Discontinued] ...I want to die. Tired, I closed my eyes, and my body fell. It becomes slowly cold, and the sound of rain slowly fades. I couldn't lift a finger. I realized I have no feeling, no strength. Suddenly a metallic voice with imagery of words come up in the pit of darkness. [You've been chosen to continue my webtoon, I wish you all the Good luck.] [You have died] before I knew it I died. [Removing the memories of world of mystery to your experience and brain] [World of mystery will be restart.]

Elara was crowned queen—and murdered on the same night. Reborn with every memory of betrayal still burning in her chest, she returns to the court with one mission: Make them pay. All of them. But standing between her vengeance and the throne are two men: Cladus — her silent knight with secrets far older than his sword. Loyal. Cold. Deadly. But what Elara doesn’t know… is that he’s no mere knight. He’s Duke Rhain, the hidden power behind kingdoms. And he’s chosen her. Auren — the beautiful, grinning prince who once killed her. In this life, he’s unpredictable. Dangerous. Maybe even on her side. In a palace ruled by masks and whispers, Elara must walk the edge of revenge, trust, and fate. And when love stands beside the blade— Will she cut down the past? Or crown it? He killed her once. Another man swore to protect her now. And this time— She remembers everything.

She loved him in silence. He saw her as home. Rayya has been in love with her best friend Gian since their second year of college. But bound by a promise never to fall for each other, she chooses silence over confession. When Gian begins dating someone else, Rayya’s quiet world starts to unravel. Anonymous poems, late-night umbrella walks, and near-confessions build a story of love that aches in every unspoken word. Will she ever tell him? Or will her love remain just another poem that never reached him?

About things that humans know but don't know

Life ends just as quickly as it begins. The memories we make are all dependent on the small choice we make in our everyday lives. Kyosuke Solus is a first-year college student living far from home, hoping to start fresh and escape the burden of past relationships. But, running away maybe easy but leaving what was left behind is a whole another issue. At the end only one question remains:What if he had always been ready—he just didn’t know it yet?

Some feelings are too deep to say out loud. Some goodbyes… never get spoken. Mark wasn’t looking for anyone—until a message led to a bond that felt like home. Before love. Before heartbreak. This is the story of everything in between.

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?