Story By Treasure Babe
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The Wrong Delivery
Updated at Oct 7, 2026, 11:27
Amara, a broke but brilliant caterer from Yaba, delivers the wrong Jollof rice to the wrong penthouse — the penthouse of Detoun Adebayo, Lagos' most cold-hearted billionaire CEO.He was supposed to get sushi for his investors. He got Amara's peppered party Jollof, with a handwritten note: "Extra pepper for extra joy!"Furious at first, Detoun tastes it and gives her a deal: Cook for his grandmother for one month or pay for his ruined business dinner.What starts as a punishment turns into late-night kitchen banter, stolen glances, and a love neither of them planned. But Detoun's ex-fiancée returns, and Amara's past debt threatens to destroy everything.Can the wrong delivery lead to the right love?A sweet, funny, and emotional Lagos love story in 152 chapters.This is a 152-chapter completed Sweet Love story set in modern Lagos, Nigeria. Target audience is 18-35 female readers who love funny, soft romance, billionaire x ordinary girl trope with African culture. I will update 2 chapters daily and finish in 70 days.
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My Possessive Mafia
Updated at Oct 9, 2026, 23:50
He watched her for 6 months before she knew his name. Ifeoma Okoro, 22, is a broke Yaba girl with a dying mother in LUTH, a father owing 15 million, and a simple UNILAG boyfriend. She has nothing but stubborn mouth. Khalid Umar Bello, 31, is Banana Island mafia billionaire. Tall, bearded, cold. Lagos fears him. He doesn't fall in love. He possesses. When her father's debt falls into his hands, he offers a trap: "Marry me for one year. Be my wife. I pay everything." It's contract only. Rules. No touching. One year and she leaves. Lie. Khalid bought that debt on purpose. He has been obsessed since he first saw her crying but still strong in LUTH. He took her pictures, followed her to Yaba, decided she is his forever. Now she's in his marble mansion, wearing his gold 'I' necklace, sharing his bed, kissing for his grandma - but his kisses are getting deeper, his jealousy darker. He locks doors, burns enemies, whispers, "You are mine. There was never one year." She should run. She should hate him. So why does his obsession feel like love? A dark, slow-burn Lagos romance where obsession is forever.
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