Boitswarelo Naledi Mosweu: 24, a successful Interior designer and a woman who knows her worth. Lwazi Ndaba: The heir to a mafia empire, cold-blooded and currently trapped by his father's final wish. Their marriage wasn't a romance, it was a transaction. With 40% of the Ndaba logistics empire handed over to her parents, Boitswarelo is suddenly forced into the role of Makoti to the most feared man in the city. She wasn't meant to have a voice, and he wasn't meant to have a heart. But in a world of blood money and shadows, the most dangerous thing they can do is stand together. How do you survive a marriage you never wanted.

Nsuke finds himself in hot water when his ancestors take the liberty of choosing his new wife for him after MaMfusi's disappearance. It matters not that his heart already belongs to another - the duty of the throne is more important than matters of the heart, and he learns that the hard way. Now forced into a reality he never imagine for himself, he tries to navigate what it means to be a man, a king and a husband, not once, but three times over.

From the sun-kissed streets of Durban to the vast expanse of the Northern Cape, Zama embarks on a journey of rebirth. Escaping the shackles of a toxic past, she leaves behind the trauma of her abusive ex-fiancé. Two years of solitude and self-discovery have fortified her heart, but the scars still linger. As she tentatively opens herself to love again, will the ghosts of her past forever haunt her, or will she find the courage to embrace a new chapter of happiness? Dive into this heart-wrenching tale of resilience, love, and the unrelenting pursuit of healing.

A story of mystery! Misery turns to adventure as a young girl escapes from the hands of an abuser and has to find her way in life in a new city with noone but herself

This story is about a girl fall inlove with a gangleader without knowing he is a gangster. Soon she found out she stayed with him cause she was inlove.

Zamatungwa Qhawekazi Mkhize never believed in fairytales. Raised in rural Nongoma by a single mother, she learned early that life offers little softness-only survival. While others dreamed of love and perfect endings, Zamatungwa learned to carry burdens far too heavy for her age. Her mother worked in silence, stitching torn school shoes, feeding three children from almost nothing, and never allowing the world to see her break. When Zamatungwa earns a bursary to university, hope finally feels real. But in her third year, just one step away from her degree, her world collapses her mother is gone. Suddenly, she is no longer a student chasing a future, but the only parent her siblings have left. She returns home, sacrificing her dreams to carry responsibilities that were never meant to be hers. Working under a harsh boss and surviving a life that feels heavier each day, she learns to endure in silence, holding onto dignity where there is little kindness. Until Mpendulo enters her life. He does not try to save her. He sees her. Slowly, he notices the strength in her silence and the mind she hides beneath her pain, and becomes the one person who stands beside her through the weight she carries. But love is not easy for Zamatungwa. It comes with distance, mistakes, and the slow rebuilding of trust. And for her, the hardest question is not survival... But whether she is allowed to be loved at all yet Mpendulo shows her that she deserves it and more.

Does it really have to be forever? Or can forever be altered?

He built a second family on her sweat and called it culture. She burned his kingdom to save her children. Beyond His Betrayal - because the tomb he made her couldn't hold her