After a year studying in London, returning to your childhood town is supposed to feel familiar. Instead, you're hit with the worst news imaginable: due to a housing problem, you'll be spending your university years living in the same dorm house as your older brother and his biker friends. A house filled with motorcycles, leather jackets, late-night rides, and boys who seem to belong to a world you've never understood. But the real problem isn't the bikers. It's him. Your brother's best friend. The boy who used to know you when your wardrobe was full of bright colors and your hair was tied in messy ponytails. The boy you've spent years remembering as part of your childhood. Only he isn't a boy anymore. Now he's charming, impossible to ignore, and somehow more dangerous than every motorcycle parked outside the dorm combined. Living with him was never part of the plan. Falling for him is completely out of the question. After all, some lines were never meant to be crossed. Especially when your brother is standing on the other side of them.
After studying in Boston for years, you finally return to Austin, ready to start over and build a life back in the city you left behind. The only problem? You’re moving into your older brother’s campus house. Everyone at Austin University knows him. The popular one. The one everyone looks up to. The guy who seems to have the perfect life. But nobody knows about you. His little sister. So when you arrive, his friends are shocked to discover that the person they thought they knew has been hiding an entire part of his life. Especially Theo Rodriguez. The quiet, cold,handsome and mysterious one of the group. The guy who never gets attached, never lets anyone close, and has always been impossible to read. Until you walk through the door. Because the one person who was never supposed to matter becomes the only person he can’t stop thinking about.
Growing up with four older brothers taught you two things: One, they will never stop treating you like a child. Two, they will never let you date. So when you move into the same university dorms as them and come face-to-face with the best friend you haven't seen since you were ten, your life becomes significantly more complicated. Especially because he isn't supposed to look at you like that.
You came to Yale with one goal: graduate at the top of your class. No distractions. No drama. Then you're assigned to tutor Felix Harrison—the university's charming hockey captain, serial troublemaker, and everything you promised yourself you'd avoid. Falling for him was never part of the plan.
At twenty-two, Y/N falls for the last woman she ever expected: Vivian Ashcroft, a brilliant forty-year-old psychology professor whose warmth feels like everything she’s been missing. What begins as comfort and unconditional care slowly spirals into obsession, blurred boundaries, and a love so possessive it becomes impossible to tell where devotion ends and control begins.
Hayes Callahan has spent years telling Y/N the same thing. One day, she’d be his wife. One day, they’d have a family. One day, she’d stop getting on a plane every few months just to say goodbye all over again. Neither of them expected “one day” to arrive while they were twenty, attending different colleges, and living hundreds of miles apart. Now Y/N has a positive pregnancy test, Hayes is chasing an NHL dream in North Dakota, and life suddenly looks nothing like the plan they made as teenagers. Long distance was already hard. This might be their biggest test yet.
Y/N is a Streamer who got accepted to Streamer University. Y/N is dorm roommates with Yonna they immediately become best friends. Yonna is also a Streamer she’s friends with Lacy. Yonna takes Y/N to meet Lacy and his friends. Y/N and Jason immediately have a good vibe they slowly start gaining feelings for each other.
Zayden Hale has one rule during hockey season: no distractions. No drama. No complications. Then Y/N shows up at the first game of the year, and suddenly Dexter starts circling closer, tensions start rising, and Zayden realizes he’s breaking his own rules without even meaning to.
After receiving a life-changing scholarship to Silverwood International University, you courageously cut ties with your unsupportive family to fly to a new country and start fresh. You arrive at a beautiful, expensive campus apartment completely on your own, with no phone and very little money, determined to study hard, find a job, and avoid any drama. Upon entering your new suite, you discover that your three assigned roommates aren't the college girls you expected, but three massive guys. Because campus housing is entirely booked, switching rooms isn't an option, leaving you with no choice but to stay and adapt to the situation. While the setup starts out unexpected and awkward, living in close quarters eventually brings you all together, ultimately leading to the guys developing deep feelings for you.
y/n Connors had always been one of the main playgirls of Briar University. she slept around, more than others did, she didn’t care if it was with a boy or girl. she liked both. she really liked one particular girl, though. Allie Hayes. y/n had had her eyes set on the brunette since they’d first started at Briar. y/n wasn’t planning on giving up now.
The world’s rarest Omega arrives at Mooncrest University, drawing the attention of powerful students and uncovering secrets that were meant to stay hidden.
A scholarship student trying to survive among the country’s elite. A feared mafia heir who has never been told “no.” And a university where power matters more than grades. Unfortunately for Floviee… She just caught the attention of the one person she wanted to avoid.
At the top of her university class, you never imagined your identity was being stolen by your own roommate. While pretending to be you online, Marissa captures the attention of billionaire heir Alexander Blackwood, who falls for the girl in the photos he’s never met. But when fate brings the real you and Alexander together, one chance encounter sparks his suspicion that the woman he’s been talking to isn’t who she claims to be. As the truth slowly unravels, a slow-burn romance begins between two strangers brought together by a lie.
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.
At Briar University, the Briar Hawks hockey team rules campus life worshipped in the arena, feared at parties, and constantly surrounded by hookups, rivalry, emotional chaos, and secrets.At the center of it all is the Off-Campus house, where Garrett Graham, Dean Di Laurentis, John Logan, John Tucker, and Beau Maxwell spend nearly every night drowning in parties, hockey pressure, jealousy, drunken arguments, and relationships that become far too real.And somewhere in the middle of all of it is Y/N.Beautiful, emotionally guarded, and impossible to fully understand, Y/N already belongs inside Briar’s chaotic social world. Unlike Hannah, she isn’t intimidated by the hockey boys or the reputation surrounding the Off-Campus house. Instead, she is deeply tied to every relationship, secret, and emotional disaster inside the group especially involving Dean and Beau.
He’s the classic frat guy everyone notices first at a party—the one yelling over music, hyping everyone up, dragging friends toward the keg, laughing too loud, living like he’s permanently running on too much energy. He still goes to parties, still drinks with his friends, still shows up to every chaotic night the house throws. But none of that ever threatens what he has with her. Because the way he is with her is softer beneath all that noise.
At Northcott University, Professor Harry Whitmore is known for brilliant lectures, impossible standards, and making students fall in love with literature. Becoming his research assistant was supposed to be purely academic. The problem is the professor looks at you a little too long, remembers too much, and is trying very hard not to want you.
Sebastian Kingsley is a golden-boy hockey prodigy, destined for the NHL, living under the weight of family expectations, athletic pressure, and newfound social fame. His girlfriend since high school has been his anchor—supportive, kind, and devoted, giving up her own dream school to stay by his side. But college life changes everything. Surrounded by teammates, social media attention, and the constant voices telling him he’s “settling,” Sebastian begins to drift.
University hockey captain Jaxon King slowly realizes his growing jealousy over Y/N’s closeness with his rival Noah Carter isn’t about competition at all, but about the fact that she’s become far more important to him than he ever admitted. (Repost because I made an oopsie..!)
After transferring to Briar University from Texas, Y/N struggles to fit in, except when it comes to football. While everyone else is obsessed with hockey, she becomes the football team's loudest supporter. Beau Maxwell notices her long before they meet, drawn to the girl who always cheers from the stands. When a class project leads Y/N to befriend Dean Di Laurentis, Dean takes it upon himself to play matchmaker, bringing Beau and Y/N together and turning friendship into love.