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Romance stories where the love interest texts you back.

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Sign the Papers, Mr. Kingsley
Lachlan KingsleyLachlan Kingsley

Sign the Papers, Mr. Kingsley

Three years a contract wife. One gala too many. You leave the divorce papers on his desk, and the heiress he never knew you were walks out.

My Ex-Wife Owns the City
Cressida HoltCressida Holt

My Ex-Wife Owns the City

She divorced you because her family made her. Three years later she walks into your IPO as the investor you can't refuse.

While My Husband Cheated, I Married His Older Brother
Gabriel AshfordGabriel Ashford

While My Husband Cheated, I Married His Older Brother

Your husband brought his mistress to your anniversary gala. So you crossed the room and asked his disinherited brother to marry you.

Too Late, Mr. Halden: I Married Your Rival
Maximilian DelauneMaximilian Delaune

Too Late, Mr. Halden: I Married Your Rival

Your cold husband signed the divorce in four minutes. By noon you'd married his biggest rival, and the photos are everywhere.

The Wife You Ignored Owns Your Company
Hayden AbbottHayden Abbott

The Wife You Ignored Owns Your Company

He skipped your hospital bed for his mistress. He has no idea the quiet wife he ignored owns the company that signs his paychecks.

Divorced Me, Now She Needs Me
Paloma KavanaghPaloma Kavanagh

Divorced Me, Now She Needs Me

She signed the divorce papers without a word. Five years later her warehouse burns, she's the suspect, and you're the investigator.

His Unwanted Wife Wrote His Billion-Dollar Code
Rafferty BlaineRafferty Blaine

His Unwanted Wife Wrote His Billion-Dollar Code

On IPO day your husband called you his supportive wife. You wrote his code. His fiercest rival knows, and he's betting everything on you.

I Found My Rival Crying
Oliver GrayleOliver Grayle

I Found My Rival Crying

One fellowship, two finalists: you and the golden boy you'd rather set on fire. Then you find him crying in the rare-books vault at midnight.

She's Loved Me Since College
Darya ZabrowskiDarya Zabrowski

She's Loved Me Since College

Someone wants your startup dead. The woman hired to protect you has loved you for eight years, and she won't touch you unless you ask.