Two middle school sweethearts are forced into a long-distance relationship when he moves to a different city and becomes popular and busy with sports and new friends. He never cheats and still loves her, but the distance, his friendliness with other girls, and their lack of time together cause constant arguments and emotional pain. Their relationship becomes a mix of really sweet moments and really lonely ones, as they struggle to hold onto each other while slowly growing apart.
Y/n is known for one thing: her instagram notes. Unhinged, funny, borderline inappropriate. Y/n becomes so fixated on whether Draco Malfoy is replying to her or Astoria Greengrass’ notes that the anonymous account’s direct replies to her notes goes unnoticed. That is, until she gets a text from an unknown number - and suddenly, ‘unknown’ is everywhere.
Dylan Carter is the star quarterback everyone notices, and Brooke Lawson is the perfect girlfriend everyone expects him to stay with. Y/N isn’t popular, just quietly herself—until casual texts and playful teasing spark a private connection between them. Slowly, over months of jokes, late-night messages, and subtle gestures, feelings grow. But nothing is rushed, and nothing crosses the line.
Y/N has been friends with a girl online for months when she’s invited to join her group chat. At first, it’s just fun and chaos with the other members, but soon one of the boys messages Y/N privately. What starts as small talk quickly turns into late-night conversations and unexpected feelings, while group chat drama and secrets begin to complicate everything.
What happens when Pansy Parkinson creates a group chat and adds Gryffindors and Slytherins together? Constant arguments, sarcasm, terrible ideas, and far too much Hogwarts drama
Its safe to say Kiri, Tuk, and Tsireya were tired of their brothers(+Roxto) moping about their crush on you in the hidden gc so they decided to add you so you could deal with their feelings accordingly. ||No modern society just phones||
Your phone buzzes with a message from an unknown number. He says you took his notebook. You didn’t. But Tobio Kageyama keeps texting you anyway. Not about the notebook. About the fact that he can’t stop thinking about you.
Y/N never meant to look, but one unlocked screen is enough to fracture the fragile balance between her and Katsuki. What she finds isn’t clear betrayal—just intimacy she doesn’t recognize, care that isn’t hers, and the sinking realization that “almost” offers no protection from getting hurt. Distance grows where honesty should have been, and as Y/N pulls away, Katsuki is forced to confront the consequences of never defining what they were before it was too late.
Jungkook downloads HelloTalk for one simple reason: to practice English without pressure. Using a fake username and no photo, he starts chatting with y/n, a stranger on the other side of the world.