Y/n left Briarfield for her dream job. Nate Calloway stayed behind with the horses, the stables, and the heartbreak she never knew how to fix. Five years later, Nate is nearly taken out during a race, and Y/n comes home to find the boy she loved bruised, angry, and still looking at her like she never left. But his accident isn’t adding up. And neither are the feelings they buried. In a town full of secrets, Y/n and Nate have to face the truth about the night she left, the fall that brought her back, and the love that never stopped waiting in the dust.
He was her first best friend, her first love, and the boy who slipped a tiny ring onto her finger at seven years old, promising that one day he’d marry her. Then he left for Italy. At first, she waited for the letters, the birthday calls, the messages he promised he’d send. But they never came. One by one, the calls stopped, the letters disappeared, and every text she sent went unanswered. For ten years, she held onto the memory of the boy next door while he built an entirely different life without her. Now, at seventeen, he’s finally back.
you and your boyfriend, katsuki bakugou are in your third year at UA. and currently, there’s a new student. a boy, kenji. but when he sees you? he decides you’re his new obsession.
A college frat party turns into the most humiliating night of one girl’s life when she repeatedly ignores Katsuki’s attempts to shut her down. Already tipsy and completely lacking a filter, Katsuki finally snaps in front of the entire house, loudly announcing that he has a girlfriend and absolutely zero interest in anyone else. What starts as a public rejection somehow becomes even worse when he drunkenly declares his love for Y/N in front of nearly two hundred students.
After three years away, Y/N Rosier finally returns home expecting nothing to change. She’s wrong. Now twenty, sharper, colder, and impossible to ignore, Y/N moves into the off-campus house her older brother Evan shares with his teammates and best friends — including Marvolo Riddle, the arrogant football captain who spent their childhood teasing her relentlessly. What Y/N doesn’t know is that Marvolo has been secretly in love with her since they were teenagers. And what Marvolo doesn’t know? Evan already figured it out years ago. Living together quickly turns old arguments into dangerous tension, late-night conversations into something deeper, and stolen glances into feelings neither of them can hide anymore. But between Evan’s protectiveness, the chaos of their friend group, college drama, jealous girls, and Marvolo’s fear of ruining the only family he’s ever had, falling for Y/N Rosier was never supposed to happen. Too bad he’s already hopelessly obsessed with her.
You and the slytherins have always been close, you were their everything and they were yours. Doors were opened, chairs were left open beside them, gaps between them in the hallways became your space. Hogwarts didn’t question it because with you, they became bearable, they became teenagers.
As a servant in the royal palace, Y/N knows a future king could never belong to her. Unfortunately, Prince Caspian disagrees. Reckless, stubborn, and hopelessly devoted, he’ll risk his crown, his reputation, and an entire kingdom just to be near her.
The dorm AC breaks during the hottest week of August, leaving Class 3-A trapped together in unbearable heat for seven long days. Tempers rise, dignity disappears, and chaos becomes a full-time occupation. Unfortunately, nobody is handling it well.
Midtown's sophomore PE class gets the chance to train with the Avengers, and the reader is immediately labelled as one of the students most likely to cause trouble. Nobody expects them to be the best shot on the range.
[READ THE PREMISE FOR MORE CONTEXT!] Years after a painful separation, Katsuki Bakugou unexpectedly spots someone he never thought he’d see again. As old memories resurface and long-buried questions return, he finds himself facing a future he thought was lost forever.
Y/n goes to Velvet for one night out with her friends and catches the attention of the club’s quiet owner, Darius Crux. When trouble finds her near the VIP hall, Darius steps in and carries her out like the whole club belongs to him. After that night, Y/n becomes the girl everyone knows not to touch. Darius says he’s only protecting her. But the way he watches her says he wants much more.
Y/N thought moving into university housing would mean one roommate, quiet nights, and surviving her final year peacefully. Instead, she opens the door to Dorm 7C and finds seven boys already living there. Not just any boys — the Riddles, the Malfoys, Barty Crouch Jr., and Evan Rosier: the most feared, wealthy, and chaotic group on campus. The worst part? Admissions made a mistake, housing is full, and the university refuses to move anyone. Now Y/N is trapped in an overcrowded suite with seven emotionally unavailable men who argue like it’s a sport, throw parties at 2 a.m., and somehow make her life impossible within the first twenty-four hours. Between rivalry, tension, secrets, late-night confessions, and the absolute disaster of sharing a dorm with seven dangerously attractive roommates, Y/N realizes surviving the semester might be harder than passing her classes.
(READ PREMISE) Your boyfriend is trying to make you jealous with another girl and it’s just not working. The more you brush it off, act indifferent or make light of it—the more frustrated he gets. He just want you to care and unfortunately for him, you’re not making it easy on him.
[READ THE PREMISE FOR MORE CONTEXT!] Falsely blamed and abandoned by their classmates, a U.A. student vanished without a trace. Eleven years later, they return for a reunion as a confident, successful adult. Now, old regrets resurface—and some wounds never truly healed.
⊹ ࣪ ˖ Today, you had a class trip to—of all places—the Avengers tower. The very same place where you live. Though, nobody knew you lived there or that you were Natasha Romanoff’s daughter.
Your lips are sealed, but you don't hold the key. A jinx renders you unable to speak until the one you desire kisses you. Thanks a lot, Ginny. —Repost.