Dualpov Stories

CEO X CEO Grumpy X Ambivert Arrange Marriage ✨ Soft Romance ✨ Slowburn ✨ Brothers Best Friend Sisters Best Friend Miransh Singh Ranawat a grumpy CEO who wants some one genuine for himself not anyone who only sees him as a Ranawat. Niranjana Singh Shekhawat an Interior designer by passion and a bookworm by heart who wants a loving caring and loyal partner. Their family arranged them in a sacred bond called marriage. Will they able to found a true bond between themselves ? Will Miransh be able to trust her ? To know more about them dive into their story. All photos are taken from Pinterest.

He was a stranger. She was an orphan. Their families arranged their marriage. But love? That was something they had to arrange themselves. Aarohi Sharma has spent eight years being a burden in her aunt's house. When she's married off to a man she's never seen, she expects more of the same-invisibility, obligation, survival. Kabir Ahuja is a brilliant pediatric surgeon with walls so high no one can climb them. He agreed to this marriage for his dying father. Nothing more. But when their eyes meet at the jaimala, something shifts. Seven pheras. Two strangers. One lifetime to figure out what forever really means. A story of first kisses, uneven parathas, jealousy, period care, and two people who never dated anyone-finding everything in each other. Because love isn't about how you meet. It's about how you stay. TROPES🌸 ❤️ Slow burn ❤️ Virgin leads ❤️ Arranged marriage ❤️ Dual POV ---

Some people leave quietly. No goodbye. No explanation. Just... absence. And slowly, you learn to live around the shape they left behind. Until one evening, in a room full of people, you look up - and there he is. Still looking. Like he never stopped. ✧ Slow burn. Second chances. The spaces between words. ✧ Some touches never happen. But you feel them anyway.

It started with a bet. One month. That's all Von Hansley needs to make the new girl fall for him. Rich, charming, and the untouchable heir to the powerful Hansley Group, Von is used to winning. Making Luna Lavoiser fall for him should be easy. Except Luna isn't easy. She's cold to strangers, sweet to the people she loves, and far too smart to trust boys like him. Beneath her quiet beauty and perfect grades are secrets she never lets anyone see. What begins as a simple game soon turns into something far more dangerous. Because somewhere between fake dates, jealous glances, and late-night conversations, feelings become real. But when love begins with a lie, can it ever survive the truth? Will Von fall for the girl he was only supposed to fool? Or will he end up breaking the one heart he never meant to hurt? And when Luna discovers everything- will she walk away... or stay long enough to change them both?

Margot Veil doesn't do chaos. Ten years. Three Grammy nominations. One ex-husband who left her for a 25-year-old pop star and somehow made it her scandal. She's fine. She's been fine for two years. She has the press junkets to prove it. Zoe Parish doesn't do apologies. She dated the wrong man. She ended it. The internet decided the rest. She's over it. She's been over it since before it was even over. When their label forces them into a studio together - six weeks, one song, smile for the cameras - they agree on exactly one thing: This is the worst idea anyone has ever had. Margot is thirty-eight and has spent two years rebuilding herself into something untouchable. Zoe is twenty-eight and has spent two years pretending she doesn't care what anyone thinks. They have nothing in common. Except the same ex. The same industry. The same hollow feeling when they listen back to their own music. And, apparently - the same voice, when they're not trying to kill each other. Some frequencies you can't unhear. Some harmonies find you whether you want them to or not. overtones | enemies to lovers | age gap | f/f | music industry | slow burn

By day, Shivam Acharya is just another corporate employee. By night, he's a dreamer. Singing in bars, chasing a passion the world isn't ready to hear. When an unexpected opportunity takes him to Mumbai, he finds himself one step closer to the life he's always wanted... and one step closer to losing everything he never knew he needed. Geet Trivedi, a focused and ambitious law intern, has her life planned out. Until Shivam walks into it and changes the rhythm of everything she believes in. As dreams grow louder and life grows quieter, their journey becomes more than just success and ambition. It becomes about love... about timing... and about the things we don't realize we're losing until it's too late. Will dreams be enough? Or will they have to choose between being heard... and holding on? "Haar Jawa" ~where losing yourself might be the only way to find what truly matters.

"Eternity means nothing to me if it means that I have to carry the guilt of destroying you." ----------------- Wylie Moore, a Reaper who clings to morality in the absence of life, has made a fatal choice. She's abandoned her oath, and neglected to collect a soul when its fated time came. When an unlikely ally joins her side-Finn Halstead, her silent sworn rival-a timeline is severed, and a soul spared. But the afterlife isn't what it seems, and their act of generosity is deemed a crime, pitting them against the commanding powers themselves for judgement. With a guilty verdict on their hands, it is decided that the two of them will be punished in the worst way possible for a Reaper: Resurrection. Thrust into the rural hometown Wylie grew up in, with her murderer still running free and her memory of her death severed, the two Reapers must navigate a twisting world of lies, ominous shadows with pointed teeth, a forced friendship, and their own growing feelings for one another. But Wylie's murderer remembers. They want her dead again-for good this time-and will stop at nothing to see it come to fruition, even if it costs the lives of others. A Reaper's greatest temptation is revenge. To succumb is to be destroyed. To Refuse is to suffer. Wylie will do anything to get back at her killer. Finn will do anything to atone for past mistakes. Even if it means destroying what he was sent to protect. Book One in the Between Eternity Duology (Can be read as a standalone)

Meg Harrison has a plan: straight As, a top-tier college, and a one-way ticket out of the town that never believed in her. She doesn't do distractions. She definitely doesn't do boys. Eric McGregor used to have everything. The charm. The grades. The kind of life people don't question. Now he's barely holding it together and running out of ways to hide it. They're not supposed to matter to each other. Not when a tutoring arrangement is the only thing forcing them into the same space. Just a few sessions. Just a grade. Except he pushes. She pushes back. And somewhere between tutoring sessions and crossed lines, it stops being just school. Because the worst kind of person to fall for is the one who sees exactly who you are... and doesn't look away. He's a distraction she can't afford. She's the one thing he didn't plan for. And neither of them are ready for what comes next.

The clock tower hasn't moved in decades. Everyone knows that. Everyone ignores it. Until the night Meher hears it tick. A hidden diary. A name that shouldn't exist. And a date stamped in 1943-signed by the one person she can't stand: Rhea. Her rival. Her opposite. Her problem. But Rhea isn't just in the present. She's in the past too. And when the clock finally moves, it doesn't just tell time-it bends it. Pulled into a war-torn world that isn't hers, Meher is forced to rely on the one person she never trusted. But Rhea knows too much. About the war. About the clock. About her. And worst of all- she's hiding something. Because in a world where time rewrites itself, not everyone is meant to survive. And some people? Are meant to be forgotten. Between the hours, something is always watching.

A compilation of Shriya and Gracelynn's romantic, humorous, and absolutely horrifyingly embarrassing lives. This entire book/story is inspired by real events that have occurred in both authors' lives; the characters, however, are not real.

Beneath the Eternal Storm, the truth about the Gods has been waiting. In the Sanctum, Wisterly has finally found a home. For the first time, she's an Acolyte in truth, encouraged to master her gifts for herself rather than serving others. But for Mordred, whose head feels like it's splitting, the beautiful city seems more like a cage. Though the Sanctum is a paradise, not everyone is content. Lyra, the brilliant head of the Research Council, takes their arrival as a sign from the Gods to free her godblooded kin. What follows is a rebellion that shatters the Sanctum's peace-with Wisterly and the legendary Box of Pathways at its heart. But the cost of Lyra's rebellion will be higher than anyone anticipates. In the underground ruins beneath the Eternal Storm, Wisterly and Mordred will learn the Gods are nothing like what their world believed-and the truth is far stranger, and far more human, than the myths ever dared to imagine. __________________________________________ Welcome to The Severed Age, a dark epic fantasy series where revolution wears a righteous face, every savior has an agenda, and freedom costs more than obedience ever did. This story contains the opening chapters of book 2: What the Gods Became by Zephyr Trillian. The full book is available on Amazon & Kindle Unlimited if you like it!

Alex Moretti has everything - money, power, and a string of lovers who never touch the walls she's built around her heart. By day, she's the cold, commanding billionaire CEO of Moretti Corporation; by night, she moves in shadows that whisper of a darker legacy - one carved by the Italian underworld her family still quietly controls. Alana Russo, fresh out of college and far from her quiet life in London, wants nothing more than peace - a steady job, a simple future, and distance from the chaos of the world. But when she steps into Alex's glittering empire in Rome, her life begins to unravel in ways she never imagined. What starts as fascination becomes obsession - and what feels like safety hides danger. Beneath the luxury, the secrets, and the lies, something undeniable sparks between them - something neither woman is ready for. But in a world where desire is a weapon and trust can cost lives, love might be the most dangerous game of all.

Daniel Lopez was quite the kid, despite where he stood. Despite his family stood. Perched in the downsides of town, living among one of the nooks in downtown California, Daniel had always been shades of flames contained in a jar. And when puberty came in with its sharp claws, Danny already knew it deep down...that he was gay. Before his sixteenth birthday, he came out to his parents. Both his parents were catholic. And they might have oozed of love, unfortunately there wasn't much of an acceptance that prevailed. His mom, Lucía, was sterner. Didn't kick him out, yet a few grudging comments were slipped. So, Daniel looked elsewhere-high and low. And in the search for elsewhere, he found out who he was. That's why he fit in with his friends, the ones who didn't mind breaking a rule or two. Or ten. Smoking, sneaking out, partying, drinking, wandering into places they weren't supposed to be. It was a rebellion that felt necessary. He was half Salvadorian, half Mexican and entirely American; straddling three cultures, somehow always feeling slightly out of place each, despite being completely open. Himself. Then, Atharv Das. Dios mío, Daniel didn't know who he was with him around. Atharv was also, quite the kid-despite where he stood. Despite where his parents stood. Perched in the upper sides of town, living in one of the higher class suburbs, he had always been sharp like a wineglass finally starting to crack at its base. And when puberty came in with its sharp claws, Das already knew it deep down inside...that he wasn't gay. Well, that's what he first tried to convince himself. He was smart, humble, disciplined, polite, impeccably mannered. The list went on. And gay? Come on. That didn't fit anywhere, did it? AD was told to tutor Daniel. Next thing you know, Danny's falling for those remarkable eyes of amber. He'd asked Atharv Das out when his grade shifted from an F to a C. Next thing you know, Atharv...managed a yes. Well, uh...something like that.

Ellen Sartori doesn't explain herself. At twenty-four, she's a ghost in the lecture hall-precise, self-contained, and determined to stay invisible after a year that nearly broke her. She takes the notes others ignore. She asks the questions no one dares to voice. She is, by every measurable standard, the one student Professor Nicholas Ferrara should never notice. He notices. Nicholas Ferrara doesn't just teach cognitive linguistics; he dissects the human soul through the subtext of speech. He has spent twelve years maintaining a surgical distance between himself and the world. But when Ellen hands in her first paper, the professional wall he built begins to crumble, word by agonizing word. He tells himself his interest is academic. He tells himself the office hours that bleed into the night are an anomaly. He tells himself that his obsession with her silence is merely professional observation. He's wrong. In the vacuum between what is said and what is meant, a dangerous game begins. In this classroom, silence is the loudest confession, and the line between mentor and predator isn't just crossed-it's erased. WHAT TO EXPECT: ✨ Dark Academia Aesthetic 🧠 Intellectual Slow-burn 🚫 Forbidden / Professor-Student 🔥 High Tension / Heavy Subtext 🇮🇹 Italo-American Protagonists "The line just keeps moving. And eventually, there's nowhere left to retreat."

Leah, a guarded teen dealing with mental health problems , family pressure, and everything she keeps bottled up. When she meets Nate Brooks-confident, complicated, and hiding his own secrets- their connection starts to change things neither of them are ready for. With friendships, family problems, and secrets building up, Leah has to finally face what she's been avoiding and figure out who she really is before everything falls apart.

Two rivals. One legendary blade. A bond that will save them or destroy everything. Kael Ashford has spent eighteen years preparing to be chosen; Kira Carver never thought the blade would pick someone like her. But when the Obsidian Blade chooses them both, they're forced into a partnership neither of them wanted. Their emotions bleed through whether they like it or not, every feeling, every fear, and every truth they're desperate to keep buried. And they only have twelve weeks to figure out how to work together before a catastrophic Fracture tears their world apart. Fire and Ice don't mix. But they're about to find out what happens when they try.

What is the line between passion and obsession? Charlotte is a new grad who has just landed her dream job. But that doesn't change the fact that she is alone in a new city where the only person she knows is the guy who just dumped her. That is until a night of loneliness, alcohol, and perhaps fate throws her into the arms of Gwen the intensely beautiful blonde with a handful of piercings and deep red lips. An undeniable connection pulls tight between them but it's more than just magnetism pulling them together. Gwen wants more than just one night and as desire and obsession intertwine she is willing to do anything and cross any line to claim Charlotte for her own. As attraction turns to madness Charlotte questions. Has she found the cure to her loneliness? Or has a predator caught her scent?

Blue Ice The Rules of the Game: Don't throw a slushie at the varsity captain. Don't let 80k people ship you with the campus Ice King. Definitely don't pretend to be his girlfriend to save your student loans. Maddie Avery just broke every single one. Dylan Miller is cold, scarred, and used to winning. When Maddie ruins his jersey and his "professional" image, he doesn't just want an apology-he wants a rebrand. And he's decided Maddie is the only one who can give it to him. She's inexperienced. He's a veteran of the ice and the fight. Together, they're Blue Ice, the most popular lie on campus. But when the bedroom doors of the Hockey House close, the line between the contract and the truth starts to get very, very thin.

Secretly Yours, Idiot Everyone at Elysium Academy thinks Y/N is just a weak, ordinary transfer student with barely any magic. They're wrong. Hiding a dangerous secret and an ancient power that could shake the entire magical world, Y/N chose to stay invisible - until the academy's biggest troublemaker set her sights on them. Im Nayeon. Beautiful. Popular. Insanely powerful. And annoyingly obsessed with bullying the new "weakling." What starts as public teasing and playful humiliation quickly turns into something far more dangerous: stolen glances, electric tension, and a flirtatious game that blurs the line between hate and desire. Nayeon loves calling Y/N "idiot" in front of everyone... but in private, her teasing whispers feel a lot like confessions. With the rest of TWICE watching closely - some amused, some jealous, and some way too interested - Y/N's carefully built walls begin to crack. Because the more Nayeon pushes, the harder it gets to hide the truth: Y/N isn't weak. And the feelings growing between them might be even more powerful than the secret they're protecting. In a world of magic, illusions, and hidden identities... how long can you keep pretending when the girl who bullies you is slowly stealing your heart? Genre: Fantasy Romance | Teen Fiction | Bully Romance | Secret Identity Tropes: Enemies to Lovers, Dual POV, Flirty Bully, Slow-burn with Spice, Found Family (TWICE), Hidden Power, Magic Academy

He's not the monster they created. He's the one who survived. Cassidy Moreno just wants to survive senior year without her wolf getting her into trouble. She's learned to keep her head down, ignore her arrogant cousin, and pretend she doesn't notice the way the pack treats her like she's fragile. Then Kael Voss walks into Silver Creek High. He's the son of a murdered Alpha. A rogue. A boy with gray eyes that hold no light and hands covered in scars that tell a story no one wants to hear. Everyone says he's dangerous. Everyone says he'll snap, just like his father did. But when Cassidy is forced to be his lab partner, she sees something the rumors miss. Kael doesn't flinch at threats. He doesn't fight back when the pack torments him. He just... takes it. Like pain is the only language he knows. Cassidy tells herself she's just curious. She's not trying to save him. She's not falling for him. She's definitely not planning to uncover the truth about what really happened in the Northern Ridge Pack. But the truth has teeth. And some villains aren't born. They're made.