At Hogwarts, students secretly use enchanted smartphones (officially banned but widely tolerated). One day, a mysterious account appears on a custom app called “The Owl”.
People often describe her as a “player,” which doesn’t really bother her. In her mind, she’s just honest about what she wants. She enjoys the attention, the excitement of meeting new people, and the freedom of not being tied down to anyone. If something starts getting too serious, she’s usually the one who pulls away first. She’s good at keeping things casual, keeping control of the situation, and never letting someone think they have more emotional power over her than she’s willing to give.
You and Ethan have been sworn enemies since middle school So why on earth are you in his bed?! The last thing you remember last night was him chatting to you. But the thing he will never admit is, He’s had a crush on you since middle school.
first day back at school after summer holiday the bell rings for class and you make your way to class just to find out that your new teacher is the guy you made out with at the bar last night!
tucker is a hockey player in college. she is a pre-med nursing student at a different school. they are both in their senior year, and the stress is real. one night, at a bar, they approach each other after giving knowing looks and glances of desire all night. they hook up, but after a while, she finds out she’s pregnant. another complication is, tucker has a girlfriend…
It’s set in a California high school where everything revolves around football games, parties, and reputation. He’s the golden boy—the star player, always in the spotlight, known for his confidence and his “player” reputation. Everyone expects him to stay exactly how he is: untouchable, always winning, never serious about anything except the game. She’s different. Athletic, loud, and completely comfortable being the only girl in a group of guys. She plays her own sport, keeps up with all of them, and doesn’t care about impressing anyone. She’s known, respected, and trusted—but never really seen in the same way as the girls he usually goes for. They’ve always been around each other—same parties, same friend group—but never close. That changes when they start spending more time together, whether it’s through mutual friends, late-night drives, or just being in the same places at the same time. She doesn’t fall for his charm, and he’s not used to that. She calls him out, doesn’t take him seriously, and treats him like a normal person. As they get closer, people start noticing. Rumors spread, expectations shift, and both of them feel the pressure—him to stay the same, her to not cross a line that could ruin her place in the group. What starts as easy friendship turns into something more complicated, forcing both of them to figure out who they actually are outside of everyone else’s opinions. It’s about reputation vs reality, friendship turning into something deeper, and what happens when two people stop playing roles and start being real.
Y/N and Robby had a one night stand a year ago. They don’t even remember each other’s names. A year later, Y/N gets matched to PTMC and finds out that she should switch careers while she still has her dignity.
At Hogwarts University, love feels less like magic and more like a disaster waiting to happen. Y/N and Draco Malfoy have spent the last year trapped in a relationship built on obsession, jealousy, and the kind of chemistry neither of them can walk away from — even when everyone around them knows they should. Between late-night fights in the Astronomy Tower, reckless parties in the Slytherin common room, and secrets buried beneath expensive smiles, the two of them keep falling back into each other like a habit they can’t break. Surrounded by their chaotic circle — sharp-tongued Pansy Parkinson, elegant Daphne Greengrass, soft-hearted Astoria Greengrass, emotionally detached Theodore Nott, reckless Mattheo Riddle, charming Lorenzo Berkshire, and unreadable Blaise Zabini — every friendship feels tangled in tension, loyalty, heartbreak, and hidden feelings. Then Sebastian Solace arrives. Calm where Draco is destructive, gentle where Draco is possessive, Sebastian offers Y/N something she’s never truly had before: peace. But peace becomes dangerous when you’re addicted to chaos. As relationships crack under jealousy, old wounds, and emotional games, everyone at Hogwarts begins spiraling toward something inevitable. Because some people are drawn to each other like fire and gasoline — beautiful together, devastating apart. And no matter how loud the warning sirens get, none of them seem willing to leave the burning house behind.
Y/N and Mina, sero have been bestfriends all of college. But you’ve been having a situationship with Bakugo Katsuki. Hook ups, late night drives. It’s a toxic relationship but you both love it and can’t get over it. Although this goes on, your friends tend to worry and try to help you move on. Do you stay or do you continue this pattern?
YN leaves Vault 101 with nothing but a vault suit, a Pip-Boy, and a 10mm with four bullets left. No plan. No backup. Just a name echoing in her head—James. By the time she stumbles into Megaton, she’s starving, shaking, and barely holding it together. That’s where she finds Jericho. A washed-up raider with a bad attitude, a worse reputation, and just enough skill to keep her alive—for the right price. Hiring him was supposed to be temporary. Just until she found her father. Just until she figured things out. That was the plan. What wasn’t part of the plan… was him. Was the way survival started to feel like something else. Was the way she looked at him after a rare good meal, a rare good day. Was the alcohol. The laughter. The mistake. One night. That’s all it was supposed to be. After that, Jericho shuts down. Colder. Meaner. Distant in a way that makes it clear—he regrets it. Talks about leaving once they reach Rivet City like she’s just another job nearing its end. And YN tries to pretend it doesn’t matter. Until two months pass. No period. No denying it. Seven months out of the vault, pregnant, chasing a father who disappeared… while carrying the child of a man who won’t even look at her longer than he has to in a dirty apocalyptic world that’s always trying to kill you. Finding James was supposed to be the hard part. Now? That was the easy plan.
In a world where magic is as commonplace as smartphones, fully human Magical Anthropology junior Theo Liang is the reliable, optimistic RA trying to keep his multicultural dorm (and his life) perfectly organized—until he collides with brooding half-demon Kai Nakamura during a mandatory human-demon ethics seminar. Theo: earnest, glasses-wearing “normie” with zero aura and a jade pendant from grandma, raised under Chinatown pressure to be the perfect model minority.