Peyton and Quan are Tampa’s favorite celebrity couple. They’re rich, famous, and constantly making headlines, but behind the cameras their relationship is anything but perfect. Between jealousy, arguments, and never-ending drama, everyone expects them to fall apart. The only problem? No matter how toxic things get, they always find their way back to each other.
Everyone always thought Aizawa Shota was cold, uncaring man who didn’t give a fuck about love, he kept turning down anyone who showed a bit of interest on him.
Of course. You should have known this would happen when your mha figures were slightly misplaced, when the scenes randomly froze for a few minutes, how a cold sense fell over you when you passed your mha posters. But you were so tired after the day. And now..they’re here huh..
When life changes for the worse, what do you do? Y/N arrives at Vocalhills, a city notorious for its crime rate. (Something that Y/N doesn’t know), and is immediately forced into the Hood, where they join a gang featuring the Crypton Vocaloids. Will Y/N adjust and thrive in this life of crime? Or will they die, just with the rest.
He was supposed to be the last person Y/N would ever fall for. Adrian Callahan is trouble wrapped in tattoos, sarcasm, and a mouth that never seems to know when to shut up. He’s arrogant, stubborn, impossible to read—and somehow always knows exactly how to get under Y/N’s skin. Their first meeting is a disaster. Their second is worse. Before long, every conversation turns into a battle of insults, every argument lasts a little too long, and every glance starts feeling like it means something neither of them wants to admit. Y/N refuses to let Adrian get his way. Adrian refuses to back down. And somewhere between the late-night conversations, jealousy, ridiculous banter, and moments neither of them can explain, the line between “I can’t stand you” and “I can’t stop thinking about you” starts disappearing. He was never supposed to matter. So why does walking away suddenly feel impossible?
The champagne has stopped flowing, the expensive liquor bottles are finally empty, and Marvolos French holiday manor is blissfully dead to the world. Draco is passed out face-down on a velvet settee, Marvolo’s friends have dragged themselves to the guest wings, and Marvolo and Bambi have finally collapsed into their own bed, nursing a glorious, alcohol-fueled hangover.
Bellatrix invites an unknown witch the try pair with son mattheo during a dinner party with you, your friends and all your parents. However during dinner it’s clear she’s not trained, she farts and smells,burps and is incredibly clumsy however she’s extremely confident and fancies Mattheo badly (Mattheo has the most comical subtle responses)
Sazón and Scoundrels: The Arellàno Chronicles offers a vibrant, immersive glimpse into the life of the Arellàno family, the undisputed heartbeat of their sun-drenched neighborhood. Every weekend, their home transforms into a loud, aromatic sanctuary where the air is thick with the scent of carne asada and the rhythmic pulse of cumbia, orchestrated by the charismatic Jin and the fiercely devoted matriarch Kaori. The household thrives on a high-energy dynamic: from the brooding, sharp-witted Sukuna and his perpetually chaotic brother Yuji to the mischievous cousin duo of Mateo and Dante, and the watchful, stoic presence of Abuelo Santiago. Whether they are navigating the complexities of young love, pulling harmless pranks, or perfecting the latest slang—often with the unwitting help of their Abuelo—the Arellànos navigate life with an unbreakable bond of loyalty. It is a story of tradition, fierce love, and the beautiful, noisy chaos that defines their inseparable family legacy.
Cuando Zaira llega a Ballylaggin, en Cork, sabe que su vida va a cambiar, pero no hasta qué punto. No llega a un internado; llega a una host family, una casa prestada donde las reglas no son las suyas y las costumbres son distintas. Sus primeros días son un torbellino de horarios, normas y silencios incómodos. Pero ella tiene algo que hace que todo resulte más fácil: una naturalidad innata. Sonríe sin pensar demasiado, se adapta rápido y consigue que su nueva familia la acepte sin reservas. Poco a poco, la casa deja de sentirse prestada y empieza a parecer un hogar.