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    Blessed life

    y/n Calloway is a dancer, she has been dancing since she was four hears old, she is 23. Her husband Ethan Calloway is a football player, he is 23 too. They met in high school at bible study group. They are Christian, in a Christ centred marriage, they have been married for two years. They have a labradoodle called moxie and a cat called winter. They have busy lives but always keep going with Christ as their anchor and strength.

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    Ola03

    Vincent Unexpected Love

    Vincent’s Unexpected Love Vincent is 21, a young father with a five-year-old son and a secret that almost nobody knows: he comes from one of the most powerful, famous, and wealthy families in the world. After moving back to Tokyo, Vincent decides to reconnect with his friends because they haven’t really talked since he left. While walking to Koi Korean Barbecue to meet them for lunch, he accidentally bumps into Taiwan. Taiwan isn’t a stranger. He is Vincent’s childhood friend from Pre-K—and someone Vincent had secretly cared about when they were 15. They lost contact after Momo passed away and Taiwan transferred to another private school. When Taiwan learns about Mike’s passing, he feels sorry for Vincent. Vincent invites him to lunch, and the two slowly become close again. Eventually, Vincent and Taiwan start dating. But Taiwan has a secret of his own: he had previously been pressured into an engagement he never truly wanted. When his ex-fiancée walks into their dinner at Muslikies, Taiwan finally ends the engagement. After seven months together, Taiwan takes Vincent on an incredibly luxurious trip and proposes. Vincent says yes. Soon afterward, Vincent becomes pregnant, and in their universe, male pregnancy lasts only three months. Their baby is born before their wedding. Meanwhile, Jason, Tom, Jake, and the memory of Mike remain important parts of Vincent’s life. Jason was once Vincent’s boyfriend, while Tom and Jake became involved in the difficult situations Vincent experienced after Mike’s passing. People even assume Taiwan is a gold digger because of his expensive lifestyle—but they don’t know that Vincent belongs to an incredibly powerful family. Taiwan also comes from a wealthy and influential family and is a famous CEO. After their wedding, Vincent and Taiwan spend a one-month honeymoon surrounded by Vincent’s family and friends. Then they realize something incredible: Their love story didn’t begin at Koi Korean Barbecue.

    Unhappy

    When your girlfriend, Evelyn Hart, breaks up with you because her strict religious family believes your relationship is a sin, you're left with a shattered heart and nowhere to put your pain except your music. What starts as a late-night confession becomes "Unhappy," a song that captures the heartbreak of loving someone who chose fear over love. Overnight, the song goes viral, turning you into the internet's newest obsession. But fame comes with consequences. As listeners begin connecting the dots, Evelyn's family discovers the truth about the relationship she desperately tried to hide. Cornered by the people she fears disappointing most, Evelyn blames you for exposing her secret—even though she still loves you. Now, with millions of eyes watching and a family determined to keep you apart, both of you must decide whether love is worth fighting for... or if some heartbreaks are destined to remain unfinished. One song. One secret. One girl who never stopped loving you.

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    AirixxL0ve

    We were enemies

    We Were Enemies Nikolai is 15 and arrives at the most expensive summer camp he has ever seen. It barely feels like a camp—it looks more like a private luxury resort, complete with huge cabins, fancy restaurants, pools, game rooms, sports fields, beautiful gardens, and a massive fountain. Nikolai comes from a powerful but complicated family. His papa, Alex, is wealthy, protective, and Jake’s best friend. Alex is married to Mike, a gentle and caring man who loves Nikolai. Nikolai also has two older brothers, Mitch and Katio, who constantly give him a hard time. On top of that, Nikolai knows about painful family secrets involving his biological parentage. But camp becomes even more complicated when Nikolai sees Cassian. Cassian is 17 and has been Nikolai’s enemy since Pre-K. They spent years arguing, teasing, and competing with each other. Except Nikolai has changed. He’s still sarcastic and stubborn, but he has been working on controlling his temper and becoming a kinder person. When he awkwardly tells Cassian that he’s trying to stop being so rude, Cassian bursts out laughing. For once, they don’t fight. As the summer continues, Nikolai and Cassian unexpectedly become closer. They tease each other, spend time together, and slowly discover that their old rivalry is hiding something neither expected. Nikolai secretly has feelings for Cassian. And Cassian secretly likes him too. With complicated families, old rivalries, embarrassing moments, and a summer filled with unexpected memories, Nikolai begins to realize that the boy he once called his enemy might actually become one of the most important people in his life. Because sometimes, the person you were supposed to hate becomes the person you understand the most.

    We Can’t Share Everything

    We Can’t Share Everything Millie and her 15-year-old brother Iris are practically inseparable. They share everything—from food and blankets to secrets—and their bond is more like a best friendship than a typical sibling relationship. But everything changes when Millie’s boyfriend, Kyle, starts becoming unusually close and flirtatious with Iris. What makes it worse is that Iris secretly has feelings for Kyle, while Millie has a crush on Quinn and has been secretly involved with him despite dating Kyle. One night at a luxurious restaurant, Kyle follows Iris toward the bathroom and crosses a boundary after Iris tells him to stop. Iris manages to get away, but the situation is witnessed by Millie. The next day, Millie confronts Iris and tells their powerful CEO-and-lawyer father, Alex. Alex is disappointed and initially refuses to hear Iris out. Finally, Iris reveals the truth: Kyle was the one who approached him, and Iris never wanted him to ignore his boundaries. Then Iris turns the accusation back on Millie, reminding her that she was secretly involved with Quinn while dating Kyle. Suddenly, the family realizes the situation is far more complicated than it first appeared—and the siblings who once shared everything may no longer trust each other.

    Ashwick Hollow

    The Vale family is one of the most respected families in Ashwick Hollow. Known for their deep faith, kindness, and perfect church image, they are admired by nearly everyone in town. Elias Vale is seen as a strong and devoted father, Miriam as gentle and caring, and Jonah as the ideal son. To the public, they represent everything the town values—discipline, tradition, and unwavering devotion.

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    razorblade

    The Life I’m Still Becoming

    Y/N is a young woman in Middle Tennessee juggling cosmetology school, salon assisting, multiple jobs, church, friendships, family, and the uncertainty of what comes next. As she works toward becoming a hairstylist and dreams about building a life of her own, she finds herself growing closer to Chase Boylan, a teasing, goofy, confident welding student who works at Home Depot and shares her faith. What begins as playful conversations and an unexpected friendship slowly develops into something neither of them quite knows how to name, while Y/N simultaneously wrestles with the possibility of leaving Tennessee, finding her calling, and figuring out what she truly wants from adulthood. As their relationship deepens, Y/N and Chase must learn that love isn’t about having every answer or giving up the dreams God placed in them—it’s about discovering whether two people can grow individually while still choosing to walk toward the same future.

    Between heaven and summer

    You’ve always been the kind of girl who believes in God wholeheartedly. So when you’re sent to a Christian summer camp, you expect Bible studies, worship nights, and two weeks surrounded by people who share your faith. Then you meet Noah. He’s funny, charming, and completely uninterested in Christianity. He doesn’t believe in God, doesn’t understand why faith matters so much to you, and definitely isn’t looking for anything serious. Somehow, the two of you become inseparable. Late-night conversations turn into stolen moments by the lake, campfire nights turn into feelings neither of you planned for, and what was supposed to be a simple summer fling starts becoming something much deeper. But you know your faith isn’t something you can just ignore—and Noah knows he may never believe the way you do. With only one summer together, you’re left wondering: can you fall in love with someone who doesn’t believe in the same things you do?