Magic Moment Romances #115

Denise, once a top student, finds her grades slipping as her focus shifts to her boyfriend Curt and the crowd he runs with. When Curt gets suspended, Greg steps in with an offer to help her catch up—just as her academic future hangs in the balance.

In "All My Love," Beth finds herself caught between old friendships and a new romance with Ron, whose growing possessiveness slowly isolates her from her friends. When a planned girls’ night with Laura takes an unexpected turn, Beth must confront the cost of her choices.

In "Say It Isn't True!", Tracy’s world shatters when Ben leaves her, plunging her into despair so deep she loses her sight. As she retreats into darkness, her pain pushes even those who care most—like Keith—away, leaving her isolated in a storm of regret and sorrow.

In "The Bulldog's Grip," star athlete Bulldog makes his move on Kelly with a possessive intensity that rattles her friends—until she calmly but firmly sets him straight. Though his grip on her is tight, Kelly finds herself drawn to his unexpected plea for help, pulling her into a situation where charm and conflict collide.

In "Garden of Love," Sylvia brings a touch of green to her city job with a small garden, hoping to lift the mood around her. When construction rubble ruins her careful work, she’s heartbroken—especially when it seems no one notices the loss.

Lilian, devoted assistant to the charming but careless music star Gore Blythe, realizes her feelings for him may be too much to bear—especially when his flirtations push her to the edge. After he vanishes in a huff, she must track him down before it’s too late.

In "Day of Decision," Jenny finds herself caught between her quiet life with her father and the unexpected connection she forms with Pete, the construction worker building a new housing estate behind their home. As their growing feelings challenge her father’s disapproval, Jenny faces a moment that could change everything.

In the quiet warmth of a summer holiday, 15-year-old Grace finds herself drawn into a fleeting moment of grown-up connection when she begins posing for Fergus, the artist who lives above her Aunt Ruth’s home. As their time together deepens, Grace shares a lie about her age—telling Fergus she’s 19—knowing the truth will one day have to surface.

In "One Kiss," Claire arrives on vacation with a clear idea of what kind of man Eliot is—charming, careless, the kind who’s all surface. But as their days unfold, his quiet gestures and unexpected sincerity begin to challenge everything she thought she knew, leaving her wondering if first impressions can ever truly be trusted.