city life Romora Novel

city life

The final chapter of love

Reads: 67 Parts: 29

4.0

Contemporary Romance

"I want a divorce." Three years into his marriage, Julian Shaw had decided. He was doing it without his wife's knowledge. The lawyer across the desk listened to his request, his voice a flat, professional drone. "For a divorce, both parties need to sign the agreement. After that, there's a mandatory one-month cooling-off period. Is your wife not here today?" Julian was silent for a few seconds. "I'll get her to sign." "Very well. I'll draft the agreement for you." After a short wait, Julian had the papers in hand. He walked downstairs, his head bowed, replaying the events of the last few weeks in his mind. Just as he reached the lobby, a familiar voice stopped him. "Julian? What are you doing at a law firm?" He looked up, his heart skipping a beat as he met Helena Locke's gaze—those sharp, intelligent eyes that seemed to see right through everything. Who would have guessed he'd come for a divorce consultation at the very firm where his own wife worked? But she wouldn't find out.
Silent confession

Reads: 1679 Parts: 30

4.0

Contemporary Romance

During the company meeting, Sloane Ramsey accidentally projected her home security feed for all the senior executives to see. In the video, her husband, Kaelen Thorne, was dressed in white monastic robes, a string of sandalwood prayer beads in his hand, looking as serene as a saint on his meditation cushion. The only thing shattering this sacred image was the woman whose head was buried between Kaelen’s thighs, her mouth working tirelessly. The once-buzzing conference room fell deathly silent. Sloane finished the meeting, her expression unchanged, then turned and filed her application for permanent residency in Switzerland. Kaelen, this time, I’m the one leaving you.
Love, as brilliant as fireworks

Reads: 107 Parts: 44

4.0

Contemporary Romance

Can the dead come back to life? Kaia Storm never used to think so. But now, staring at the man at the head of the poker table, she wasn't so sure. He wore a black turtleneck, a cigarette held between his long, elegant fingers. Every movement was languid, yet carried an innate, condescending nobility that looked down on the world. But it was his face. It was identical to her boyfriend, Kaelan, who had died in a car crash five years ago. Someone across the table said something, and the man let out a low chuckle, casually tossing a chip into the pot. "Raise." His voice was a deep, rich baritone, with a polished, East Coast timber— It was like being struck by lightning. A violent shudder wracked Kaia's entire body. She would never forget that voice. In the five years since Kaelan's death, she had cried herself to sleep listening to recordings of it countless times. Just then, someone noticed her. "Who's the girl? Been standing in the doorway for a while now. Kaelan, don't tell me she's another one for you." Kaelan? Kaia’s heart seized. She watched as the man slowly, lazily, lifted his eyes to look at her. But his gaze was fleeting, a dismissive glance before he looked away. "Not mine."
Love and lies

Reads: 57 Parts: 51

4.0

Contemporary Romance

The day I was picking out engagement rings with Zoe Halloway, her long-lost old flame suddenly flew back into the country. When we went to the airport, she introduced me to him. "He's a friend, Cole Weston…" Zoe denied that I was her boyfriend and even wanted to cancel our engagement party the next day. Just when she thought I would cling to her, desperately trying to marry her, I said with a sudden sense of relief… "Your best friend wanted to fuck me last time. To be honest, I'm kind of into the idea…"
Love against the wind

Reads: 102 Parts: 25

4.0

Contemporary Romance

This was the 100th time Sienna Ross had proposed to Julian Vance. And just like the 99 times before, his answer was still no. The reason was always the same. They were still young. He wasn't ready. Sienna didn't overthink it, but when she returned from the restroom, she happened to hear him talking with his friends. "Julian, man. Sienna’s a girl, and she’s proposed to you so many times. You’re still not saying yes?" He leaned casually against the railing, a cocky smirk on his lips that didn't reach his eyes. "She’s a freak in the sheets, but how could I ever marry that?" The group erupted in laughter. "Then why've you been sleeping with her for so long? Doesn't that just prove you like the freaky type?" His voice was cool, detached. "What man doesn't like a girl who’s wild in bed? But for a wife, you need a proper lady. Someone from the right family."
Lost way home

Reads: 235 Parts: 43

4.0

Contemporary Romance

The winter of 1980 bit deeper than anyone expected. Caelen Rhodes trudged home through a blizzard, only to find the man who’d been sniffing around his wife asleep in his marital bed. That’s when he finally snapped. “Liana! We've been married for one goddamn month, and you let Julian Croft sleep in our bed? You think he isn't obsessed with you enough already?” Under the lamplight, Liana, clad in a black sweater, set down her book. She rose and walked toward him, her coolly beautiful face etched with disapproval. “Calm down. Julian was drunk, he didn't mean it. Don't be so dramatic.” “It’s just for one night. You’ve always been so understanding, can’t you just let this go?” A spike of ice shot through his heart. The hand she held felt like it was encased in frost. Caelen looked up at the serene woman in her gold-rimmed glasses. They’d grown up together. He’d always loved her thoughtfulness, her kindness toward others. But right now, it felt like a stone in his gut. He fought to control his breathing. Julian was the Croft family’s long-lost son, found and returned just six months ago. He knew perfectly well that Caelen and Liana were a couple, yet he constantly clung to her. They were all neighbors in the same development. For the sake of their parents, Caelen had turned a blind eye. But now…
Lost eyes: Endless love

Reads: 157 Parts: 42

4.5

Contemporary Romance

On the day Kaelen Rivers died, his ex-wife was trying on wedding gowns with her first love. She had snarled at him, "Why don't you just fucking die?" After he was dead, she was getting married for the second time. She called to ask why he wasn't at her wedding. He couldn't make it, of course. He could only send his funeral portrait to attend in his place.
Inescapable love

Reads: 99 Parts: 43

4.5

Contemporary Romance

1985, Los Angeles. My name is Elara Vance. I’m a star. Tonight is the tenth-anniversary concert of my debut. After finishing a song, I walked with the microphone to the front of the VIP section, to the most striking man there—a young, handsome military officer. "Captain Rexford, a sudden question for you—do you have any plans to get married in the near future?" The entire venue erupted in a chorus of teasing cheers. My heart began to pound in my chest. Then, Landon Rexford's indifferent voice echoed beside my ear, "I follow my family's arrangements." His words hit me like a ton of bricks, my heart sinking as if plunging into the deepest sea. But realizing the cameras were on me, I quickly forced a graceful smile. No one knew that this year marked the tenth anniversary of my secret relationship with Captain Landon Rexford of the special forces. Because of our unique positions, our love had always been a secret. Before this concert, Landon and I hadn't seen each other for nearly half a year. Ten years ago, I couldn't give up my skyrocketing career to settle down and play house for him. But now, I wanted a home.
Half a life of paulownia

Reads: 87 Parts: 31

4.0

Contemporary Romance

The day the storm flooded the city, Cora Vance was stranded on a washed-out road, cradling her dying daughter, who was burning with fever. When the rescue squad from the base arrived, she overheard the soldiers talking. “Colonel Hayes is a saint to Cheryl and her daughter. He’s been at the clinic with them all night.” Colonel Kaelen Hayes. Her husband. The man her daughter was still calling for, even as she died.
A life in ashes

Reads: 154 Parts: 32

4.5

Contemporary Romance

On Valentine's Day, my daughter's birthday, I marked the fifth year of my mission to win over my husband, Flynn Caldwell. That night, my daughter, Willow, made her birthday wish to Flynn in perfect German. "I wish for Mommy and Daddy to get a divorce. I want Auntie Evelyn to be my new mommy." Flynn chuckled, replying in the same language, "Your wish will come true very soon." The "Auntie Evelyn" she spoke of was my own sister, Evelyn Thorne. A moment later, Flynn called me into the bedroom. He slid a stack of papers across the desk. Divorce papers. "Let's end this. I'll give you a billion dollars. You quit your career and move out of the country." I stared at the agreement, my throat tightening. "Flynn, did you ever love me?" He looked up, his gaze like ice. "Celia, have you forgotten? You were always just a substitute. You married me in your sister's place." "Now that she's back, it's time for you to leave." His words were blades, each one sinking directly into my heart. The light in Celia's eyes flickered and died.

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