His Defiant Secretary

She was the girl he bullied in college -- the one they called "the ugly duckling." He was the billionaire heir who destroyed her life in a single night he can't even remember.

Six years later, Ananda walks into the Bratadikara Group headquarters as its new secretary -- transformed, unrecognizable, and burning with quiet fury. Tristan Bratadikara, now CEO of his family's empire, has no idea the poised woman standing before him is the same girl whose photo he has kept in a locked drawer for six years. The same girl he has never stopped loving. The same girl who bore his son in secret.

But Ananda remembers everything.

As the truth of that night unravels -- a drugging orchestrated by a jealous socialite, a conspiracy that made them both victims -- hatred and desire become impossible to tell apart. With a five-year-old boy caught between them, a vengeful ex-fiancee willing to kill to keep her claim, and a family secret that spans continents, Ananda must decide: Can she forgive the man who shattered her world, if he was shattered too?

A secret baby. A billion-dollar empire. A love forged in fury.

Like Water and Wine

Duda has everything figured out — a thriving digital marketing startup, a family that feels like a warm hug, and five beloved dogs who rule her house. The only thing missing? A love that lives up to the standard her parents set. She's not settling for anything less than extraordinary.

Pedro has everything locked down — a successful career managing one of São Paulo's biggest malls, a luxury apartment, and an ironclad rule: no relationships, no family, no risk. After his father's betrayals and a traumatic false accusation that cost him his family, Pedro is certain that love only leads to pain.

When Duda lands the Valentine's Day campaign for Pedro's mall, their worlds collide — and so do their personalities. She's warm, chaotic, and impossible to ignore. He's guarded, controlled, and determined to keep his distance. But a chance encounter and a sarcastic lie — "Actually, I have five children, each with a different father" — sets off a misunderstanding that pulls them into each other's orbit.

As Duda's infectious energy cracks Pedro's carefully built walls, and his quiet intensity draws her in, they'll both have to face the one question that could tear them apart: Can a woman who dreams of a big family and a man who swore he'd never have one find a future together?

Between barking dogs, a four-year-old godson obsessed with dinosaurs, meddling best friends, and a family dinner that changes everything, Duda and Pedro will discover that love — like water and wine — can blend two very different things into something extraordinary.

The Wife He Never Loved

Alya woke up in the body of Sabrina—a pregnant woman hated by her own husband. In the novel she had once read, Sabrina would die tragically after giving birth.

Sabrina Elwood was the wife everyone pitied — married to a man who never wanted her, carrying a child he only saw as an heir. When Alya woke up, she does the one thing no one expected: she leaves.

With nothing but a suitcase and the growing life inside her, Sabrina disappears to Europe, where she rebuilds herself from the ground up — new city, new name, new life. Three years later, she's a single mother running a flower shop in Rome, raising her daughter Liora on her own terms. She doesn't need Leon Ashford. She doesn't need his money, his family, or his cold, empty mansion.

But fate has a cruel sense of timing.

When Leon walks into the same Roman park where Liora is playing, he meets a little girl with his eyes and his smile — and the world he thought he controlled shatters. The wife he dismissed is now the woman he can't reach. The child he never knew existed is the daughter he'd cross oceans to hold.

Leon Ashford built an empire. But earning back the family he threw away? That may be the one deal he can't close.