I Am Still Young

Facing the intense wrath of Emily Collins, I offer nothing but a calm, slight smile in response to her anger. With my birthday arriving tomorrow, I make a sudden decision to shift our priorities. Rather than rushing, I promise to handle the money transfer to her brother when Monday comes. For today, however, the focus shifts entirely to family, starting with pulling our young son out of school for an unexpected day off. What lies behind this sudden change in the final hours?

After being murdered by her boyfriend Jared’s mistress, Cindy, a betrayed heiress returns to the past in this modern romance novel. In her previous life, Jared ignored his brother Mark’s pleas for help, allowing her to die while protecting a fraud. Now reborn, she calls her powerful brother, Eric Spencer, to expose Cindy’s lies. By switching her engagement to the loyal Mark, she prepares to strip the ungrateful Xanderson family of the wealth she once provided.

During the very first day of College Orientation Boot Camp, an unexpected offer turns everyone's head. The protagonist's roommate proposes an incredibly lavish gesture: taking the entire class on an upscale shopping spree at the famous Mall of America. From high-end sunscreens costing thousands of dollars to luxury designer handbags and imported gourmet treats, this classmate is ready to foot the entire bill, sparking instant chaos and curiosity among the peers.

In Giving Up Our Love, Fawn is moved by her husband Leo’s refusal to marry his late brother’s pregnant widow, Ariel. Leo claims he would rather sacrifice his position as mafia don than betray Fawn. However, the truth is far darker. Fawn overhears Leo admitting that Ariel’s child is actually his own. While he claims he cannot live without Fawn, his infidelity is absolute. Realizing his devotion was a lie, Fawn decides to leave the man who broke her trust.

After years of marriage, Finn Chapman demands a divorce to care for his heartbroken first love. Even their seven-year-old son cruelly dismisses Lisa, treating her like a servant rather than a mother. Instead of begging for her place in their billionaire lifestyle, Lisa signs the ninety-ninth agreement and vanishes. A decade later, her son achieves academic stardom, but the success is hollow. Publicly weeping, he pleads for the mother he once discarded to return home and forgive him.

After Ian Murray postpones their wedding for the eighth time, Daphne finally reaches her breaking point. The latest delay comes after Ian strikes her in a fit of rage, defending his first love's tears over simple wedding decorations. Having waited since she was twenty-eight, Daphne realizes her fiancé's heart belongs elsewhere. Now in her early thirties, she chooses to walk away from the relationship, packing her bags and ending the cycle of rejection.