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A dark, cinematic medical romance I was taught that saving lives required precision. Steady hands. A sharp mind. Emotional detachment. At Harvard Medical School, I mastered all of it. I became Sebastian Maddox—the youngest in-house surgical prodigy, the man who could cut into flesh without hesitation, the name whispered through hospital corridors with equal parts awe and fear. I was brilliant. Privileged. Untouchable. Until her. Ray Chen was never supposed to matter. A first-year medical student with too-soft eyes, relentless intelligence, and a heart so pure it felt dangerous. She was grace in a place built on pressure, warmth in the sterile coldness of my world. She should have been a passing distraction. Instead, she became my ruin. She called me Seb. The only one who could. And somehow, without realizing it, she carved herself into every fractured part of me I thought was beyond saving. But love like ours was never meant to be gentle. Not when I loved her with obsession. Not when my darkness was always stronger than my devotion. Not when the very hands trained to save lives were still incapable of saving the one heart that mattered most—hers. This is not a story about falling in love. This is the story of how I fell apart.

Title: The Maddox Misconception —a rich, messy, slow-burn drama soaked in secrets, obsession, and the kind of love that ruins and redeems. Sky Maddox is thirty-two, filthy rich, drop-dead gorgeous—and a single mom to the most unattainable boy in school. Everyone assumes she’s Sebastian’s sister, his sugar mama, or his way-too-young stepmom. But the truth? She’s his mother. The kind who still asks if he’s eaten, sends him “I love you” texts mid-class, and believes her baby boy is the sweetest soul on earth. But Sebastian Maddox—eighteen, six-foot-two, emotionally unavailable and devastatingly hot—is living a secret double life. He smokes. He rides a bike. He clubs. He hooks up with a new girl every weekend. And behind Sky’s back, he's becoming the one person she never recovered from: Rain Chen. The man who left her the moment she got pregnant. The man who taught Sebastian everything he shouldn’t be. The man who just walked back into their lives like a storm, aged like sin and dangerous as ever. And Rain? He doesn’t want redemption. He wants Sky. He wants control. He wants to shatter the bond between mother and son just to prove that he still can. Because nothing infuriates him more than seeing Sky love Sebastian the way she once loved him. As secrets spill, old wounds reopen, and love is twisted into rivalry, Sky must confront a brutal truth: The boy she raised may be the shadow of the man who broke her. And the biggest misconception of all? That the Maddox family isn’t already falling apart.

Pretty Lies in the City: In the shimmering glass mansion towering over New York City, sixteen-year-old Ava Chen lives a life split in two. To her father, Sebastian, she's the perfect daughter—sweet, clingy, always fussing over him with “Did you eat?” and “Are you okay?” She’s his sunshine, his everything. What he doesn’t know is that once she steps out of the house, Ava becomes someone else entirely: a wild-hearted rebel who races bikes, hops clubs, and leaves boys in the dust. Sebastian Chen isn’t your typical father. He’s only thirty-two, but looks twenty-five—tall, terrifyingly handsome, and possessive beyond reason. He raised Ava alone after her mother, Rain, disappeared right after giving birth. To the world, they look more like lovers than father and daughter, drawing stares and whispers wherever they go. But their dangerous peace is shattered when Rain returns. She's been watching. She knows Ava’s secrets. And she’s here to rip them apart. Rain claims Ava stole Sebastian from her the moment she was born. That Ava is a liar, a manipulator, and that Sebastian was never meant to be a father. As cracks form in their perfect world, Sebastian must face the terrifying truth: What if the daughter he loves more than anything… is hiding darker lies than he ever imagined? "Pretty Lies in the City" is a dark, twisted, and heart-wrenchingly emotional manga-style novel about obsession, secrets, and the kind of love that defies every rule.

Synopsis: Seventeen years ago, Ava Langford was left alone and pregnant at nineteen—heartbroken, terrified, and determined to build a beautiful life for the tiny boy in her arms. What she didn’t expect was Ray. Her best friend. Her safe place. The quiet, unwavering constant who held her hand through every tantrum, report card, and 3AM fever. He wasn’t Sebastian’s father—but in every way that mattered, he became exactly that. Now, Sebastian is a teenager with sharp comebacks and a hidden soft heart, Ava is still her over-affectionate, dramatic, loving self, and Ray—well, Ray’s been in love with her since the moment she held that baby in her arms. But parenting a teenager isn't for the weak. Between school proposals, sudden kisses, teenage attitude, Ava's fear of abandonment, and Ray’s inability to say the one thing he’s been dying to, this little found family is on the edge of some big changes. And when Sebastian’s estranged biological father suddenly returns, old wounds reopen. Ava finds herself caught between past trauma and present love, while Sebastian must decide what father truly means—and who gets to be called family. Funny, emotional, messy, and full of tender chaos,Lavender Skies is a story about the family you make, the love that waits quietly for years, and how sometimes the strongest kind of bravery… is letting yourself be loved back.

The Valen-Maddox Clause In Brooklyn's most prestigious law school, love is illegal—especially when your last names are war. Sky Valen is the daughter of a corporate shark—lethal in the courtroom, feared in the boardroom. She's got jet-black hair down to her knees, a mouth that could make devils flinch, and a plan to rip apart the Maddox empire piece by piece. Ray Maddox is the golden boy of law school. Biker. Football captain. Heir to the rival firm that made her father’s life hell. He’s clean-cut on the outside, chaos underneath, and trained since birth to never lose a case—or his heart. When Sky and Ray are forced into a high-profile mock trial together, sparks fly—and not the good kind. They’re enemies. Rivals. Forbidden. But behind every sarcastic insult is a dare, every stolen glance a risk they’re both dying to take. Their fathers have blood on their contracts and secrets in their vaults. There’s one clause written between the lines neither of them expected: Fall for each other—and lose everything.

Tangled to You In the sunlit halls of an elite Italian law university, chaos and cold collide… Rain Chen has it all—wealth, looks, power. On the surface, he's the perfect student: top of his class, football captain, and a silent enigma everyone wants but no one dares to approach. But behind closed doors, Rain is something far darker—the hidden king of Europe’s most feared mafia empire, controlling the underworld with ruthless precision. Sky Wang is everything he’s not—vibrant, clingy, dramatic, and adored by literally everyone. With jet-black hair down to her knees and a heart too big for her own good, she’s the type to cry over spilled coffee and hug professors who give surprise quizzes. She doesn’t believe in monsters. She believes in glitter, justice, and happy endings. They sit in the same class. Live in the same city. Breathe the same air. But they were never meant to cross paths—until one accidental meeting pulls Sky into Rain’s world of shadows and secrets. And once you’re tangled with someone like Rain Chen... There’s no going back.

AUCTIONED TO ICE She was auctioned like property. He bought her like a weapon. Ray Lin is bruised, silent, and barely breathing when Sebastian Blake sees her on the auction list. Cold-blooded mafia king. Billionaire CEO. He doesn’t believe in mercy—but he won’t let a rival gang touch her. She belongs to him now. He doesn’t want her. He doesn’t care for broken things. But something about her smile—he’s seen it before. She’s soft. He’s lethal. And she’s about to find out that monsters don’t always come with claws. Sometimes, they wear suits.

WORSHIPPED He ruled in silence. She laughed too loud. And somehow, the world stopped to watch. At Blackwell University in New York, two names are whispered more than any lecture: Sebastian Gray and Ray Lin. Sebastian—filthy rich, razor-sharp, cold as winter. Tattoos run down his arms like warnings, and silence follows wherever he goes. Professors hesitate. Security guards stiffen. Students lower their voices. No one messes with him—not unless they have a death wish. And then there’s Ray—a second-year psychology student who wears her heart on her sleeve and her jet-black hair down to her knees. Clingy, clumsy, dramatic, cheerful to a fault—Ray is chaos in motion, kindness wrapped in glitter, and everyone from seniors to janitors absolutely loves her. They come from two different worlds. He owns skyscrapers. She barely makes rent. He’s feared. She’s adored. But when their lives collide, everything changes. Behind his cold façade and her bright smile, something raw sparks—intense, confusing, and impossible to ignore. One look from her shatters his defenses. One word from him makes her heartbeat stutter. And in a university where everyone either worships or fears them… only they know how dangerous this could become.

Ashes and Rain At Ardenleigh University, where legacy and power rule the halls, Sebastian Ashford is untouchable—rich, brilliant, and feared. A second-year medical student with a cold smile and a ruthless streak, Sebastian hides a dangerous obsession: Rain Wang, the scholarship student with the midnight-black hair and fierce intelligence who doesn’t belong in his world. Rain is used to fighting for every inch. From a struggling background, she’s clawed her way into Ardenleigh on sheer talent and grit. But Sebastian’s bullying isn’t just cruel games—it’s a desperate, twisted plea for attention from a boy who doesn’t know how to ask for love. As Sebastian’s torment escalates, Rain’s quiet strength is tested like never before. With every insult and cold glance, the line between hatred and desire blurs. But love built on ashes can’t last without rain—and when the truth finally breaks through, both must decide if redemption is possible, or if they’re doomed to burn alone.

Board Meetings and Bows Sebastian Ashford built an empire of shadows. CEO of the world’s most dangerous private security firm, he controls governments, topples dictators, and terrifies billionaires with a single glance. But nothing—and no one—is more powerful than his 16-year-old daughter. Sky Ashford is everything her father is not: bubbly, clingy, full of glitter and chaos… and the only person who can make elite killers carry her backpack or sit still for a glitter manicure. She follows her dad into war rooms and board meetings, curling up in his lap like it’s a sleepover. And when he leaves for a business trip without texting her? Expect a full-blown meltdown—and possibly a security breach. To the world, Sebastian is a myth. To Sky, he’s “Seb”—her overworked, under-hydrated best friend who needs a nap and a sandwich. And if you try to hurt him? She’ll end you. With pink bows and a smile.

Some boys you kiss. Others, you burn for. I’ve ruined every boy who’s ever touched me. Not on purpose. Not always. But the trail of heartbreak behind me is long, drunk, and begging for mercy. They call me a monster in mascara. They’re not wrong. I smoke too much, lie like it’s a sport, and ride my Ducati faster than I should—just to feel something. My mom’s passed out by noon, my dad’s a ghost, and I’ve been partying my way out of feeling anything since I was twelve. Then there’s Atlas Reed. The golden boy with a gym body and a brain built for equations and quiet revenge. He reads Nietzsche. Fixes his sister’s bike. Talks like a whisper. Looks like a sin. And wants absolutely nothing to do with me. So of course I’m obsessed. But Atlas isn’t like the others. He doesn’t fall. He waits. Calculates. And when he finally looks at me like he’s going to ruin me back— I don’t run.

SAINTS OF THE BREAKDOWN They rule the world. They can't outrun themselves. MARS is the biggest band on the planet. Sky Ren, the radiant, too-sweet-to-be-real lead singer, lights up every stage like she was born on one. Rain Ashford, the terrifyingly composed guitarist and frontman, keeps the machine running with iron control and ice-cold precision. Day Chen, the golden-hearted drummer everyone loves, is the glue that holds the chaos together. Night Wang, the untouchable bassist with a siren’s body and a sniper’s eyes, doesn’t miss a beat—or a lie. Together, they’ve made history: Five albums. Five chart-toppers. Grammy gods. Sold-out stadiums. Cult-level fanbase. Billboard number one like it’s a birthright. But offstage? It’s getting harder to hide the cracks. --- Sky has been in love with Rain since the first soundcheck. He doesn’t know. Or maybe he does—and refuses to feel anything at all. Because if Rain lets himself fall, he might shatter, and MARS will burn with him. Day and Night are best friends, soulmates, nothing more. At least, that’s what they keep telling themselves. But in the silence between soundchecks and the heat of hotel rooms, the truth is louder than any chorus: They’re already in love. They’re just too close to see it. --- Fame gave them everything. Now it’s threatening to take it all back. Love wasn’t in the setlist. But neither was survival. This isn’t just music. It’s madness. It’s devotion. It’s everything that should’ve broken them—turned into songs that made them immortal.

When Sky Fell She was a storm in ribbons. He was the silence before it. Sky Ren is too much for most people—too cheerful, too clingy, too nice, too soft. With her ink-black hair cascading down to her knees, a heart too big for her chest, and a smile for everyone from janitors to professors, she dances through law school like the sun walks through clouds. And Kai Ashford hates the sun. He’s everything she’s not: cold, composed, calculating. The heir to a billion-dollar empire, built like a sin, and already too involved in the adult world of power and business to believe in bright girls who trip over air and call it fate. They were never supposed to cross paths. But then her hair got tangled in his coat button, and suddenly, she was all up in his world—talking too much, laughing too loudly, and seeing through his carefully built walls like they were made of glass. And he couldn’t look away. She fell first. But when Sky fell— Kai caught fire.

His Kind of Beautiful A romance between ruin and radiance. When Meilin Chen steps through the gates of Ellesmere University, all she wants is a fresh start. With a scholarship in her pocket and stars in her eyes, the Chinese scholarship student finds herself surrounded by wealth, legacy, and whispers of power. London is colder than she expected, and the campus—ancient and elite—is almost too grand to belong to her. Until she walks straight into someone who doesn’t belong either. Theodore “Theo” Ashford is inked, pierced, and wrong in all the right ways. He’s royalty—literally—with an empire in his last name and a cigarette always between his fingers. Arrogant, untouchable, and devastatingly beautiful, Theo is everything Meilin never imagined she'd fall for. But fall, she does. And Theo? He wasn’t supposed to notice the bubbly girl with big eyes and bigger dreams. But the more he pushes, the more she stays. And the more she stays, the more cracks begin to show in his perfectly reckless world. Because Meilin isn’t just beautiful. She’s his kind of beautiful. And for the boy who swore he couldn’t feel— She might be the one thing he can’t let go.

“Blood made him hers. Power kept them untouchable. Love made them dangerous.” Ava Carter wasn’t just a single mom — She was an empire. Cold-blooded in the boardroom, flawless in black silk and stilettos, she built her fortune from ashes after her husband vanished without a trace. The world called her ruthless. Untouchable. A myth wrapped in lipstick and lethal precision. But behind closed doors? She was soft. Clingy. Hopelessly devoted to the only thing she ever truly loved — her son. Adrien Carter — golden boy of the elite, heir to her empire. Top of his class. Star of the team. Born with everything, trusted by no one. Raised in shadows, trained to smile with secrets in his mouth. The world wanted him — but he only ever belonged to one person. To them, he’s perfect. To her, he’s still just “baby.” But when a hidden threat resurfaces — one tied to the father Adrien never knew and the blood Ava tried to bury — mother and son are forced to step out of their roles and into their legacy. As enemies circle and loyalty is tested, Adrien must choose: stay golden, or go dark. And Ava? She’ll do what she’s always done. Love too hard. Protect too much. And kill for the boy who calls her “Mom.”

"Your dad will kill us if we don't attend this event, you know." Sky is the sunshine—lovely, cheerful, a little chaotic in the best way. Day is anything but. Cold, calculated, and impossibly calm, he’s the heir to a ruthless mafia empire. They were just supposed to go out. One night, one escape, no complications. But when you're tangled with the mafia prince, even a casual night can end in blood, secrets, and a war you didn’t ask for. Now, Sky’s stuck in a world that was never meant to be his—and Day might be risking everything just to keep him there.

Sid Leclair doesn’t beg, bend, or break. She doesn’t ask for permission — she inherits power and watches the world shape itself around her last name. Daughter of Richard Leclair , the man billionaires fear and governments don’t say no to, Sid walks through life like she owns it. Because in most ways, she does. So when a newly hired professor at her elite university dares to call her out — publicly, sharply, without flinching — she doesn’t know whether to be offended… or intrigued. Theo Arden is brilliant, principled, and frustratingly indifferent to who she is. He sees through the designer armor, the biting sarcasm, the curated chaos — and still doesn’t care. After an explosive confrontation in class, he gives her detention. Every day. Alone. With him. It’s supposed to be punishment. But it becomes a standoff. The more they clash, the more the heat builds. Between whispered insults and loaded silences, something forbidden simmers in the air — something dangerous enough to ruin them both. Because Theo may be the only person who’s ever told Sid no… and the only one she can’t stop thinking about. Power. Pride. And a pull neither of them can escape. In a world where everyone plays games, they might be each other’s only truth — and their greatest downfall.