Wings Of Fire Hivewing

For five years, Dustin Rhodes, a firefighter team leader, stood by Elena and supported her in every way he could. But when sharp metal pierces him and leaves him unable to escape a raging shipwreck fire while saving her, Elena abandons him to save another man, leaving her own husband to die. Dustin survives, but badly injured and heartbroken, he returns determined to divorce her. When a wealthy shipping heiress gives Dustin the love and respect he deserves, Elena finally realizes what she has lost and begs him to take her back. But after everything she has done, can Dustin ever love her again?

A nerdy engineer was brutally murdered with regrets in his heart. When he transmigrated into a magical world of Knights and Mages, he decided to live for himself this time around and to chase after his longtime dream- to start a big family filled with love and lots of kids from lots of wives! In order to protect himself and his loved ones in this harsh new world, he resourcefully forged era-ending weapons never meant to be fired in this world. To the Knights, Mages, Emperors, and even the Gods of this world, he proclaimed, “me transire, si audes! (cross me, if you dare!)”

Derek Moss has faced hundreds of fires. But none burned like finding his wife in another man’s arms. For three years, Derek gave Erin everything, believing their marriage was built on love. Then she reveals the truth: she never saw him as a husband. To her, he was merely a convenient prop that made her foundation more credible and her ambition easier to sell. But what Erin does not know is that the man she discarded is no ordinary firefighter. Derek is the long-lost heir to a global financial dynasty whose wealth is measured not in millions or billions, but in quintillions. Now the wife who exploited him, the superior who framed him, and the relatives scheming to steal his inheritance still believe Derek is the same powerless man they can humiliate and control. They are about to discover the truth. They betrayed the wrong firefighter.

Cole Bennett was fired in the rain for the crime of being poor, trusting, and exactly who they needed him to be. They stole his work, his status, and his wife, believing they had finally disposed of him. They were mistaken. Cole Bennett was never real. He was Cassian Ferrer, the last blood of a dynasty that had been watching the city from behind a mask for a generation—and the marriage that ended him was never his life; it was a long-term assignment. Until it became something else. He froze their engagement with a single legal move and dismantled a boardroom coward, turning him into a man with nothing left to lose—the most dangerous thing in Cavendish. The Ledger, which had controlled the city's secrets for three generations, failed to survive Cassian’s patience, his grandmother’s final letter, or the woman who had trained beside him since childhood and never required him to choose which version of himself was the truth. Cavendish now belongs to him. He does not negotiate, and he does not forgive; he waits, he watches, and then he brings things to an end so quietly the city barely notices the change until it is already finished. When the dust finally settles, only two figures remain in the dark: The ruler of the empty throne, and the woman who was never his handler—only ever his equal.

Tyler Raymond spent three years believing he had a wife, a home, and a family. He was wrong. When he risks his life to rescue a stranger from a raging wildfire, Tyler returns home to discover his wife, Elena, in bed with another man. She doesn't apologize. Instead, she calls their marriage a “fair exchange” and demands that Tyler wait three weeks before filing for divorce—because their perfect marriage is the foundation of her public image. Tyler agrees to leave. But then everything changes. The mysterious man he rescued recognizes the orchid symbol on Tyler's uniform and uncovers a secret buried for twenty-seven years. Tyler isn't an orphan. He is the missing grandson of the powerful Black family—and the heir to a fortune he never knew existed. Now Elena is about to lose the husband she never valued. And the man she discarded is about to become the one person she can no longer reach. She wanted a divorce. She just never imagined it would cost her the man who was destined to become a billionaire.

On their fifth anniversary, CEO Claire abandoned her husband, rescue team leader Lucas, to comfort another man inside a sinking ship. Trapped beneath steel in the rising tide, Lucas barely survived—only to wake up and file for divorce. Now, Claire is desperate to undo her mistake and win him back. But when a devoted man's heart turns cold, will he ever look back, or is her regret already too late?

Branded an illegitimate heir from birth and feared for his potential to become the next clan leader, Jake Frost was condemned to die before he could ever challenge the Blackwood throne. His mother was killed. His sister was killed. And he was forced to flee. Fifteen years later, Jake returns to Ashbourne. No longer the helpless ten year old they tried to erase. Now, the four brothers who plotted his death and the men who slaughtered his family will pay the ultimate price.

Alex Carter charged into burning buildings for a living, but nothing scorched deeper than watching his wife walk out of the smoke with another man—leaving him behind to die. One hospital room later, he learned the truth: the woman he had loved, protected, and nearly died for was holding another man’s hand, spending millions on his comfort while Alex bled alone. Divorce was quiet. His disappearance was silent. The world thought the firefighter vanished… But he was only rising. Nobody knew Alex was heir to a global financial dynasty worth more than nations—money measured not in millions, not in billions, but quintillions. When he came back, he came back wearing a crown no one saw coming. “Is that really you, Alex?” Lisa whispers when she sees him again—suited, powerful, surrounded by security and black cars. “No,” he answers, eyes cold as steel. “That man died in the fire. I’m just the king that climbed out of the ashes.” Now the woman who abandoned him kneels at the gates of his empire, the man she chose crumbling under the weight of Alex’s return. She left a firefighter. She will crawl before a Quintillionaire King.

Derek Moss has faced hundreds of fires. But none burned like finding his wife in another man’s arms. For three years, Derek gave Erin everything, believing their marriage was built on love. Then she reveals the truth: she never saw him as a husband. To her, he was merely a convenient prop that made her foundation more credible and her ambition easier to sell. But what Erin does not know is that the man she discarded is no ordinary firefighter. Derek is the long-lost heir to a global financial dynasty whose wealth is measured not in millions or billions, but in quintillions. Now the wife who exploited him, the superior who framed him, and the relatives scheming to steal his inheritance still believe Derek is the same powerless man they can humiliate and control. They are about to discover the truth. They betrayed the wrong firefighter.

"Give your mask to Mike. He's important. You're just a firefighter." Derek removed his mask. Carried them both down three floors. A beam crushed his leg. His wife walked away without looking back. He limped home. Found Mike in his pajamas. Erin cooking steaks she never once made for him. "Do you love me?" "You gave me credibility. I gave you a life you couldn't afford. A fair exchange." She slapped him when he asked for divorce. Not because she loved him. Because his timing ruined her keynote speech. A wildfire swallowed an entire county. Derek walked into the deadliest sector. Nobody expected him to survive. Erin ordered sushi with Mike. But Derek didn't die. He pulled a stranger from a burning house and shielded him with his own body. That stranger was Jerry Black. The DNA test confirmed the impossible. The firefighter she left to die was the missing heir to a quadrillion-dollar empire.