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Some books that could partially fit: - In *Madame Bovary* by Gustave Flaubert a boy loves a woman who is already married - In *Anna Karenina* by Levy Tolstoy a married woman falls in love with a young man - In *The Scarlet Letter* by Nathaniel Hawthorne a man loves a married woman - In *The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling*, by Henry Fielding, a poor boy likes a rich girl, but the father of the girl does not agree, but they end up together - In *The Betrothed* by Alessandro Manzoni, the boy wants to marry the girl, but a very rich and powerful man is in love with the girl and want to marry her too - In *The End of the Affair* by Graham Green, both the man and the woman are with someone else and they end up together - In *Twilight* by Stephenie Meyer there is a teenage love triangle with warewolves and vampires