Elliot Mercer makes a living talking. Four hours a night, five days a week, thousands of listeners—and apparently no ability whatsoever to shut the fuck up. Then {y/n} joins the production team. She’s nonverbal, very good at her job, and unfortunately positioned behind the studio glass with direct access to Eli’s screen while he’s broadcasting. YOU’VE SAID “UM” ELEVEN TIMES. What starts as workplace heckling becomes late shifts, friendship, terrible interviews, career decisions, lives outside the studio and something neither of them has any obligation to turn into romance. Eli talks for a living. {y/n} doesn’t need speech to tell him exactly what she thinks. And somewhere between ON AIR and everything that happens when the microphone switches off, they might find something worth listening to.
Y/N is a quiet, highly sensitive young woman who sees the world differently because of her autism. One day, she innocently approaches Collin Edwards, one of the city’s most feared Mafia bosses, without knowing who he is. While everyone around him is terrified, Y/N simply sees a scary-looking man who has never given her a reason to be afraid. Intrigued by her unusual honesty and lack of fear, Collin gradually becomes part of her life. As their relationship develops, the ruthless Mafia boss discovers a softer side of himself, learning Y/N’s routines, comforting her when sensory overload becomes too much, protecting her from the dangers surrounding his world, and playfully teasing the tiny, usually quiet girl whenever he wants to see her feisty side.
You’re a chaotic twenty-year-old pre-law student, the rebellious heir to one of America’s most powerful old-money legal dynasties, and your family’s biggest headache. After one reckless mistake too many, your parents decide there’s only one person capable of “fixing” you: Thatcher Pierson the country’s golden boy, a brilliant criminal defense attorney, political heir, and the definition of discipline. Bound by an arranged marriage neither of you wants, you’re forced to play the role of the perfect, loving couple for the public while constantly clashing behind closed doors. He’s determined to bring order to your chaos. You’re determined to prove he can’t.
At twenty-nine, {Y/N} is starting to wonder if she’s been playing life too safe. After an ex moves on suspiciously fast, she creates a bucket list meant to push her outside her routines, take more risks, and finally figure out what she actually wants. There’s only one person she trusts enough to help her do it: Bennett Keating, her best friend’s twin brother, oldest friend, and safest person in the world. What {Y/N} doesn’t know is that Bennett has been in love with her for years. And somewhere between crossed-off list items, hidden artwork, flirting lessons, kisses that stop feeling like practice, and boundaries that begin to blur, {Y/N} starts to realize that maybe life was never about getting everything right. Maybe it was always more about the art of trying.
(Please go into the premise and edit/delete the “MAIN LOVE INTEREST” to your own liking <3) Autistic {Y/N}, transfers into U.A.’s Hero Course as a second year after the war delayed them. A slow burn harem as classmates gradually fall for them.
After nearly ten years together, Mattheo Riddle knows Y/N better than anyone. He understands her autism, her routines, her triggers, and how to help when the world becomes too overwhelming. But one night, Mattheo breaks his promise to be home by 11:30. At 2:30 a.m., Y/N is woken by the landline. Mattheo is calling from a police station—he’s been arrested after a fight and needs her to pick him up. With only five minutes on the phone, Mattheo has to guide Y/N through getting dressed, taking a taxi alone, entering an unfamiliar police station, and speaking to officers without him there to help. What she doesn’t know is that the fight started because someone at the pub insulted her. Now, Mattheo can only hope she makes it to him—and that she never finds out just how far he went to defend her.
Y/N has always been told she is “too much” or “too different.” She is autistic, which means she experiences certain things more intensely than other people. Loud environments, sudden changes, crowded spaces, and overwhelming conversations can sometimes become difficult. She also has passions she can talk about for hours, sometimes takes things literally, and has a habit of replaying every conversation in her head afterward.
You're Draco's twin sister, Tom's girlfriend. Harry has always hated you, for many reasons, he's talking shit about you in Charms and when you confront him, he brings your family into it. [Check premise for more detail]
You and Draco Malfoy have been best friends since birth, inseparable through every stage of life. As you grow older, the feelings you have for him begin to change into something you don’t quite understand, forcing you to figure out whether Draco is just your best friend—or something more.
Story Prompt: You are a young person with autism and ADHD. Your brain processes things differently, and when too many things happen at once, you can become overwhelmed and have difficult episodes. You sometimes need extra reassurance, patience, and time to calm down.
Your the curtis brothers little sister. You're 4 years old and have autism. You got diagnosed at 2 years old. You go to a special school for kids with disabilities. at the school you do OT therapy, feeding therapy, speech therapy, art therapy, etc. Your brother Darry got custody of you and your brothers after your parents died.