Nieve Azul

Anne thought she finally had a perfect life when she found out she's going to be a mother. But everything falls apart when she discovers the betrayal of her husband, Jack, who not only discovers that he has deceived her to take away her company, but also wants to take her son from her to start a family with his true love, his infertile secretary. Desperate, and with the help of her friend Jess, Anne escapes to the Italian Alps, where she starts a new life working in a small café. There she meets Paul Baresi, a man also marked by loss and betrayal, whose hardness hides a wounded heart. Can two broken hearts heal each other? This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people, places, or events is purely coincidental.

Isabella, an Italian model, and Axel, a talented German doctor, fall deeply in love in Rome, but their love faces challenges neither expected. Societal pressure and family expectations begin to affect their relationship, and Isabella, fearing that her presence will ruin Axel's future, makes the painful decision to walk away. What she doesn't know is that she's pregnant. Now, separated by distance and circumstances, they both struggle with the void left by their love. Though they try to move on, their hearts refuse to forget. Will they be able to overcome adversity and meet again, or will their story remain as a painful memory of what could have been? This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people, places, or events is purely coincidental.

Charlotte moves with her daughter, Nora, to a small village in the south of England, seeking peace after a separation and a difficult chapter in her life. She finds a job as a nurse at the local clinic, where she meets Arthur Parker — a brilliant pediatrician, but also stiff, grumpy, moody, and quite full of himself. From the very first day, Charlotte and Arthur clash. He doesn’t bother to be pleasant, and she has no intention of keeping her opinions to herself. But when Nora has a small accident and Arthur is the one who treats her, something changes: the little girl decides that the grumpy doctor isn’t as bad as her mother says — she even kind of likes him. And sometimes, when everything seems to start off on the wrong foot… that’s exactly when the good things begin.

Elena danced as if no one saw her, but knowing that he was watching her from afar; I danced as if that night were my last, and in a way it was; She danced as if her pain wasn't there, inside her, wrinkling her heart. She couldn't afford to stop dancing, she knew that if she stopped, the memories of days ago would return. Thinking and just remembering the last few hours tore her apart and now she was not willing to cry anymore, she had done enough. Not tonight.