The Girl Who Exposed My Secret

My secret love letter to my own class teacher lands in the wrong hands, and now my entire family faces public shame. As my mother reads my deepest feelings aloud before my classmates, the truth about my forbidden crush—and the painful sacrifices behind it—explode for everyone to hear. When I confess that the woman I love is the very teacher punishing me, my world threatens to crumble, but this heartbreak may be the only way my pain is finally seen.

I lied to my online boyfriend, pretending to be his loyal supporter—only to sneak into a promotion match with four Naija top players. But when he exposed our couple tag in front of the whole server, my secret life crashed, and his messages came hot like Lagos traffic. Now, my heartbreak is trending, my sister is using my account for revenge, and the whole country is watching as my ex and my family collide live on stream—who will lose face first?

When my daughter accused our trusted school bus driver of molestation, our peaceful compound turned into a war zone—rumours, court drama, and a mother’s suicide. But the real twist: my child’s confession could destroy or save an innocent man. Now, I must choose between protecting my family’s secret and freeing a man ruined by a lie.

Temi thought the worst betrayal was Ifedike’s secret love for Halima—until she learns he’s the one behind the viral WhatsApp gist that ruined her name on campus. Now, her heartbreak turns to burning anger as she faces the boy who chose public disgrace over losing her. Will Temi find the courage to reclaim her life, or will Ifedike’s final secret break her for good?

When Obiora confesses his feelings to his roommate Tega, he never expects his secret to become campus gist. Betrayed, shamed, and driven out of his hostel, Obiora must find the courage to rebuild his life—and maybe find new love—in the most unlikely place. But as old wounds clash with fresh desires, Obiora learns that some betrayals cut deeper than heartbreak, and survival means risking everything.

One viral post on the confession wall ruins Ijeoma’s spotless reputation, painting her as a desperate girl chasing the school’s academic star. Now branded 'ashawo' and betrayed by Halima, the jealous new girl, Ijeoma must fight gossip, heartbreak, and public shame—all while her secret crush risks everything to protect her. In a world where one rumour can destroy your future, will love or scandal win?

One April Fool prank ruins my life—my phone is smashed, I'm accused of cursing a classmate's mother, and the whole school turns against me. My only crime? Trying to save a life with the truth nobody wants to believe. Now, facing expulsion, my only hope is the loyalty of my best friend and a ringing phone that could change everything.

After five years of loyalty, I discovered my fiancée’s secret affair with her married supervisor—complete with a hidden pregnancy and abortion she never confessed. As her family rushes our wedding, she smiles in my face while plotting behind my back, using me as her cover. Now, with evidence in hand, I must decide: expose their lies and shatter both families, or swallow the pain and keep living a lie?

Three years I buried my head in books, struggling just to enter top science class—just to be near Tobi. But in his eyes, I was invisible, only useful for running errands and taking blame, while he worshipped Halima, the class belle. Betrayed, humiliated, and accused of crimes I didn't commit, I finally tore up my diary—and swore never to let any boy use my heart as dustbin again.

I trusted Ngozi with my life—her stubbornness and fierce love kept our home strong. But one night in a cold hotel room, a flashy card with her nearly naked picture shattered everything I believed. Now, with her own voice inviting 'customers' at my hotel, I must face a truth that could disgrace my family and destroy the woman I thought I knew.

Everyone calls me the obedient, gentle girl in pink and white—my mama’s pride and my church’s example. But living under the same roof with Tunde, my brother’s wild best friend, every shy smile and stolen glance hides a burning secret I can’t confess. If my family or Tunde ever discover how much my heart races for him, everything soft in my world could scatter like Lagos traffic—especially now that we’re alone together for two weeks, and he’s starting to notice me too.

Everyone saw me as the perfect gentleman, but only I knew the darkness I hid inside. When I broke the trust of Kamsi—the silent, fragile girl nobody dared understand—I cursed myself with a guilt that refuses to die. Now, every night, I pray for forgiveness, but how do you forgive a sin that haunts your soul like a stubborn masquerade?