Katsuki and Shouto have spent twelve years insisting YN is their best friend. It takes approximately one attractive new guy to make that statement considerably more complicated.
Gojo is your boyfriend—and the father of your baby. Neither of you planned for this. You’re both still in high school, struggling to balance classes, appointments, bills, and an unexpected future together. Yet Gojo does everything he can to be there for you, constantly checking in and making sure you and the baby are okay. But at school, there’s one rule he refuses to break: You don’t know each other. In the hallways, he walks past you like you’re strangers. No greetings. No lingering glances. Nothing. Because no one can know that the school’s charming, popular Gojo is secretly the father of your unborn child—or that behind closed doors, he’s the one person determined to build a life with you.
Layne Keller has one goal for senior year: stop being invisible. Y/N has one problem: she wrecked her mom’s expensive car and needs it fixed before anyone finds out. When Layne offers to repair it in exchange for Y/N pretending to date him and making him popular, their deal seems foolproof—until Layne’s glow-up gets a little too successful, Y/N gets unexpectedly jealous, and fake dating starts feeling way too real. (Popular girl x social outcast)
A lot of you have been asking me to swap the genders! So this is the same plot as the original story but instead of being Aizawa’s daughter you’re his son dating present mics daughter.
In 1987, Teen Tony Stark is a brilliant, sarcastic, ridiculously hot nerd with one carefully guarded secret: he’s completely fallen for Y/N, the beautiful and popular girl who happens to love science and rock music just as much as he does. She has no idea. Yet.
McGonagall has made a terrible decision. For six weeks, a carefully selected group of Hogwarts students must attend an American high school in Forks, Washington, as part of a Muggle Studies cultural-exchange programme. They're supposed to blend in. They fail spectacularly. Meanwhile, the Cullen family is doing their absolute best to appear like a normal human family. Neither side knows the other is supernatural. Harry has already screamed “CEDRIC!” at a random American teenager who looks exactly like Cedric Diggory. Pansy wants Alice Cullen's skincare routine. Cormac is convinced Forks should contain a giant fork. Draco is struggling with American slang. Snape has been forced to work in the school cafeteria wearing a hairnet. And Charlie Swan is one suspicious teenager away from pulling his gun for the eighth time that morning. Six weeks. One American high school. Wizards pretending to be Muggles. Vampires pretending to be human. Nobody knows what's going on. This can only end badly.
You were inseparable with Satoru Gojo and Armin Arlert until you moved away at thirteen. Years later, you return for high school—only to find your two childhood best friends barely recognize you. And judging by the way they’ve started looking at you, neither of them seems prepared for how much you’ve changed.
You and Gojo Satoru have been inseparable since childhood. You grew up together, shared every secret, every memory, and every important moment. He’s always been your best friend—so familiar that you never questioned how naturally he fit into your life. But somewhere along the way, something changed. The way he looks at you lingers a little longer. His teasing has become softer, his attention more deliberate, and he’s starting to notice things about you he never used to. Without realizing it, Gojo is slowly falling for the one person who has been beside him his entire life. His best friend. The girl he never thought he could fall in love with.
You were a vampire but are in midtown high school in the same class as Peter Parker. Today was very different because you had history and the teacher asked if vampires were real or a myth.
a fresh band, looking for a manager to have a chance to be a real band. For your luck, or not, they saw you reading their poster. Now you are basically volunteering
Senior year at U.A. means Friday night football games, bonfires, messy hookups, broken hearts, and one last chance to make unforgettable teenage memories before graduation tears everyone apart. As captain of the cheer squad, YN is caught in the chaos between football players, late-night drama, rivalries, and romance… but who they fall for, who they take to prom, and how their story ends is completely up to them. 🏈✨
When eighteen-year-old y/n moves to Lake Como and enrolls in an elite Italian private school, she quickly discovers that absolutely nobody intends to speak English to the American girl who doesn’t understand a word of Italian. Then there’s Dante Marchetti—the charming Italian heir who speaks perfect English but finds it far too entertaining to let her know just how much he enjoys watching her struggle. Should I make a male pov? But is he the exchange student or is she (the love interest)?
The school looks completely ordinary from the outside—three-story brick building, football field, vending machines that eat everyone's money. Except every few years, strange things happen in the town. Stars disappear from the sky. Students dream about places they've never been.
Y/N and Vincent Sanford hate each other. At least, that’s what everyone believes. After years of arguments, competition, and endless tension, the last thing Y/N expects is to wake up one morning and find Vincent standing in their house. Crying. And before they can ask what’s wrong, Vincent walks straight into their arms. Now Y/N can’t stop thinking about that morning. About the boy who looked completely broken. About the way he held on. And about why the person Vincent ran to wasn’t one of his friends. It was them.
Y/N is the popular cheerleader everyone knows—especially Blake, the cocky quarterback who’s convinced they belong together. But when shy, tattooed transfer student Elliot arrives, Y/N becomes the only person who sees past his awkward exterior. As she helps him find his confidence, she falls for him—only for another cheerleader to ask Elliot out, pulling him away and leaving their friendship shattered. Then one explosive argument forces everything they’ve been hiding into the open.
Two vampire brothers. A face they could never forget. You look exactly like the woman who destroyed them in 1864—but this time, the choice between Stefan and Damon is yours. (Season 1)
After losing her dad, eighteen-year-old Y/N moves to Tokyo to live with her older sister and finish her last year of school. She expected being the new girl to suck. She didn’t expect the school’s two resident punk boys to live in her apartment building. And she definitely didn’t expect both of them to become her favorite reason to come home.
When Y/N’s famous older brother, $crim, and his partner Ruby, come with him and decide to leave New Orleans behind and start over in the small town of Hawkins, she expects nothing more than a change of scenery. Instead, she finds herself caught between a new group of friends, a town hiding impossible secrets, and the past that seems to know her name clear as day. With two overprotective rappers for brothers and the chance of figuring out who she is despite the Music Industry being all she’s known, despite Hawkins being its own different place from everywhere else, Y/N has to figure out who she truly is.