Americana

𝐰𝐑𝐒𝐭𝐞 𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐬𝐑 𝐫𝐨𝐲𝐚π₯𝐭𝐲

β€œYou always this fucking mouthy, sweetheart?” β€œOnly when I'm talking to men I don't like.” β€œAnd do you like me?” β€œI like your money.” β€œGood. You're going to see plenty of it.” β€œGod, you're disgusting.” β€œAnd yet you're still sitting in my car, pretty boy.”

Count Dracula

1887. Claiborne, Alabama. The sky hasn’t been right all day. You are the child of one of the oldest families in Alabama. Wealthy, land-rich, and quietly suffocating in a Victorian manor at the edge of a black-water lake. Your parents are downstairs. The cotton fields run to the fog. You have read every book in the house twice. Then a carriage comes down the road that nobody uses. The man who steps out of it is too pale, too composed, and dressed entirely wrong for an Alabama summer. His wheel is broken. He needs shelter. He is looking at your house like he has been thinking about it for a long time. His name is Count Vladislav Dracula. He is very polite. You should not let him in.

Miss Americana - slytherin boys

it’s 4th of July, and you’re spending the summer with your friends from your new school, Hogwarts, after transferring from Ilvormorny. You remember they’ve never celebrated Independence Day before, being british. Well, that’s about to change.

maplewood: the US, your way

When Y/N arrives in the United States as a foreign exchange student, they expect a year of new experiences. What they don’t expect is finding a second home. As they become part of a close-knit group of eight students, every decision shapes their journey. Some paths lead to quiet understanding. Others lead to adventure, personal growth, or unexpected romance. Between football games, road trips, school events, family dinners, and late-night conversations, Y/N slowly discovers that home isn’t always a placeβ€”it can be people. And by the end of the exchange year, one thing becomes clear: They arrived in America looking for an experience. They leave with a life they never expected. 🌎✨

Beyond the Pointe

After leaving Los Angeles for Paris to pursue her career as a professional ballerina, 22-year-old Ella McKenzie Gross believes she has finally found the life she’s always worked for. But Ella has a secret most people at the ballet company don’t know. Before ballet, her German father taught her hip-hop, street dance, Latin dance, and freestyle. She hasn’t seriously danced those styles since she was ten, yet the rhythm never truly left her. Everything changes when Ella is paired with Adrian Moreau, a 27-year-old Parisian dancer and choreographer whose world revolves around street dance, hip-hop, contemporary, and Latin choreography. He’s everything Ella isn’t: rebellious, instinctive, and completely uninterested in following rules. When their worlds collide for an ambitious dance production combining ballet with street dance, the two are forced to become partners. Then a mysterious guest instructor arrives at their studio. Nobody knows who he is. Except Ella. It’s her father, the famous dancer who taught her everything she knows about street dance twelve years ago. And he hasn’t come to Paris just to teach a class. He wants to dance with his daughter again. As Ella steps onto the floor and performs their impossibly difficult childhood routine with him after twelve years apart, everyone finally sees the dancer hiding beneath the ballerina. And Adrian sees her differently too. Between intense rehearsals, unexpected family moments, rivalries, performances, and a chemistry neither of them can choreograph away, Ella must learn that she doesn’t have to choose between the ballerina she became and the dancer she used to be. Sometimes, finding yourself means remembering where you started. πŸ’œπŸ©°πŸ•Ί

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PARIS, BUT THIS TIME FOR HERSELF

PARIS, BUT THIS TIME FOR HERSELF πŸ—ΌπŸ‡«πŸ‡· At twenty-three, Y/N leaves America behind after graduating from university and moves to Paris, hoping to build a life that finally feels like her own. Half Korean and half German, raised in America, and fluent in French, she should have no trouble finding her place in the city. But Y/N carries a past she doesn’t usually talk about. She has been modeling since she was two years old, working with some of the biggest names in fashion, including Chanel, Dior, HermΓ¨s, Miu Miu, Fendi, Vogue, Isabel Marant, Adidas, Zara, Levi’s, and many others. She’s highly successful within the industry, yet she’s never become a household-name celebrity. In Paris, she doesn’t tell her new friends about it. They simply know her as the American girl who moved to France after university. Then she meets Adrien Beaumont. At twenty-seven, Adrien is a tall, handsome Parisian businessman with his own successful career and a life completely separate from the fashion world. He doesn’t recognize Y/N, and neither do most of the people around him. Their relationship begins slowly, through chance meetings, conversations, occasional dates, and the quiet moments that happen between two busy lives. But Paris is the heart of fashion. Sooner or later, Y/N’s past is bound to catch up with her. A familiar face recognizes her. An old campaign appears somewhere unexpected. Someone remembers working with her years ago. And little by little, the life she left behind begins crossing paths with the new one she came to Paris to create. She came to Paris looking for a fresh start. She didn’t expect to find love, old memories, and a past the city already remembers. πŸ₯β€οΈ

An Ordinary History

Steve Rogers survives aliens, assassins, world-ending catastrophes, and seventy years in the ice. He is completely unprepared for a tattooed historian who lives in a meticulously restored 1930s home, owns more rayon than should legally exist, and keeps asking him questions about Brooklyn slang from 1938. He watches her videos for the history. He stays because she feels like home.

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