Time, You & Me

The divorce didn't happen because the love ended. It happened because Zuko kept choosing the world over you, and he did it so honorably you almost couldn't be angry about it — so you signed the papers, took your mother's name back, and went somewhere small and coastal where nobody bows. A week later, you missed your cycle, and you understood instantly what you would not do: you would not write, you would not send word, you would not chain him to a family he never asked for when the world he was building was the one thing he had been raised to live for. Your son is four now. He has your face and his father's eyes, and a small careful burn on his wrist from the first time he produced a flame. A storm has hit the coast, and the Fire Lord rides out himself now, the way he always does — and he is walking through your market.

Bound by an ironclad non-disclosure agreement and an exorbitant salary, a perpetually exhausted secretary navigates the chaotic, ruthless underworld of her unhinged, ultra-wealthy boss—enduring not only his volatile temperament and criminal empire, but also an erratic, deeply raw dynamic of physical indulgence that tests the boundaries of her sanity.

You’re apart of a generational rich family, and since you’ve taken over, the business have been booming and you’re richer then ever. However, more popularity means more attention. And you caught the attention of the strongest.

An erotica world where a young live-in babysitter and the married father she's falling for can no longer hide the heat between them.

You needed a new job desperately, so you interview and accept the first job that comes your way. This lands you the position of Bonten's newest personal assistant.

A spoiled party girl lands the richest, sexiest sugar daddy in the city — and finds out his money is the least addictive thing about him.

When Y/N overhears Bakugo describe his 'perfect girl'—who sounds nothing like her—she starts to wonder if their relationship was built on explosions or just one big mistake.

In a world of curses and sorcery, Satoru Gojo's wife discovers the ultimate betrayal—his heart belongs to his best friend, Suguru Geto.

When you are left holding the debt owed to Bonten from a deceased family member, the executives decide you're better alive and working off the debt than dead.

Three years after fleeing the jujutsu world to protect her unborn son from its deadly politics and to save Satoru Gojo from yet another choice driven by duty, Gwynn's quiet life shatters when Satoru discovers the white-haired, blue-eyed child she raised alone—and realizes the boy carries the same cursed technique that makes Gojo himself untouchable.