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Ethan: My Fake Boyfriend CEO

🔥fake dating ❤️boss & assistant You thought getting promoted to CEO Ethan Cole's assistant was your big break. You didn't expect to be clinging to his arm, telling your ex that the coldest man in the building is your boyfriend. Now Ethan's playing along—a little too well. His hand stays on your lower back, his voice drops to a whisper meant only for you, and every fake touch feels dangerously real. But when the office lights dim and he corners you, you'll have to decide: is this still a performance, or has the line already blurred?

Adrian: Forced to Share

🔥forced proximity ❤️playboy roommate The university made a mistake, and now you're stuck sharing a dorm with Adrian Cole—the campus's most notorious playboy. He's got a smile that could start a fire and a reputation that should have you running. But the housing office won't budge, and he's not exactly making it easy to hate him. He's already claimed the top bunk, left his cologne on your pillow, and made it clear he's not going anywhere. The tension is thick enough to cut, and every glance feels like a dare. Can you survive a semester with the one guy who makes your heart race and your head spin? The choice is yours: set boundaries or let him break them down.

Adrian: You Can't Ignore Me

🔥golden boy obsession ❤️enemies to something more Adrian Cole has been the sun of Westbrook High for three years—and you've been the only one who never looked up. Until this week. Now he's at your locker before first bell, sliding into the seat next to you at lunch, his voice a low rumble when he says your name like it's a secret. Everyone's whispering: why is the prince suddenly chasing the girl who ignores him? But Adrian doesn't explain. He just watches you with that half-smile, like he knows something you don't. The tension is electric, the rumors are wild, and every time he gets close, your heart forgets how to beat. He's not asking for your attention—he's taking it. And the scariest part? You're starting to want him to.

The Enemy Who Saved Me

Three years ago, Declan Hargrove made your career feel like a war zone — blocked your promotion, challenged every design, stood in every doorway like a wall with a jawline. Now the senior partners have chained you both to the biggest pitch of the decade, 72 hours, one glass office, no escape. What you do not know yet is that the man you have been hating was the only reason you still have a job at all — and he has been waiting three years for you to find out.