Y/N spent years being the girl Sarah only wanted behind closed doors — never official, never claimed, but never truly let go of either. So when Sarah suddenly gets a girlfriend and dismisses Y/N as “just somebody I fucked once,” Y/N is left trying to move on from a relationship that technically never existed. But no matter how hard Sarah pretends not to care, jealousy, regret, and buried feelings begin tearing both of them apart as the line between love and obsession slowly disappears.
One rainy night, Y/N shares a kiss with a mysterious older man she meets at a bar—only to discover he has a wife. What should have been a forgettable mistake becomes impossible to ignore as Y/N grows obsessed with him and the life he chose over her. As her fixation deepens, love slowly turns into something far darker.
He’s been your sister’s boyfriend for years — on, off, and constantly breaking each other in the process. You’ve spent just as long pretending you don’t feel anything for him. He’s cold. Distant. Sometimes cruel. But when their fights get worse and the lines between you start to blur, his lingering stares say more than his words ever will. He was never yours to want. That doesn’t stop you from wanting him anyway.
Everyone at Rosewood High thinks Y/N has the perfect boyfriend. Adrian Voss is charming, protective, and completely devoted to her — at least in public. Behind closed doors, his love is controlling, manipulative, and impossible to escape, but Y/N mistakes his possessiveness for passion and his jealousy for proof that he cares. Kieran Marbles, the school’s infamous bad boy, sees through Adrian immediately. Used to meaningless attention and girls constantly throwing themselves at him, Kieran never expected to care about someone the way he cares about Y/N. What starts as concern slowly becomes something deeper as he watches her lose pieces of herself trying to love someone who only hurts her. And while Y/N keeps convincing herself Adrian loves her the best he can, Kieran is left wondering one thing: If love is supposed to hurt this much… why does being around her make him want to love her better instead?
At eighteen, Y/N is desperate to be seen as more than just a naive girl playing dress-up in adulthood. So when the owner of an elite BDSM club rejects her application, claiming her mind is “too young” for his world, she becomes obsessed with proving him wrong. What begins as stubborn determination slowly spirals into something darker. The more Y/N throws herself into the club’s world — provocative performances, dangerous attention, seductive games designed specifically to tempt him — the more Damien Vale’s restraint begins to crack. Every reckless thing she does should push him away. Instead, it draws him closer. As tension turns into obsession, their relationship becomes a dangerous cycle of provocation, control, and emotional dependency where her desperation to be seen collides with his growing hunger to consume everything she’s becoming. In a world built on discipline and desire, the line between protection and possession begins to disappear.
Y/N has never met anyone she couldn't get a reaction out of—until Jasper. Quiet, intelligent, and impossible to read, Jasper remains completely unfazed by her teasing, her popularity, and even her attempts to embarrass him. But while he never seems affected by anything, Y/N finds herself flustered by everything he does. A glance, a compliment, a casual touch—somehow, the one boy who refuses to react is the only one who can make her nervous. As their constant back-and-forth turns into something deeper, Y/N begins to realize that Jasper notices far more than he lets on... and that being unfazed doesn't mean he isn't falling too.
Y/N has always lived behind glass—expensive, polished, and suffocating. Her parents call it protection, but it feels more like distance. After one public mistake threatens their carefully controlled image, they assign her a personal bodyguard: Cassian Vale. He doesn’t ask for permission. He doesn’t react to her attitude. He simply follows. At first, Y/N makes it her mission to break him—skipping school, sneaking out, and testing every boundary just to prove she’s not something that can be managed. But Cassian doesn’t break. He adapts. He stays. And somewhere between forced proximity, silent drives home, and the moments he catches her when everything starts to fall apart, the line between duty and something far more dangerous begins to blur—until neither of them can tell if he’s protecting her… or if he’s already too attached to stop.
Y/N can’t stand Kaiven Pierce. He’s arrogant, irritating, the captain of the football team, and somehow always finding new ways to get under her skin. Whether he’s teasing her in the hallways, stealing her attention in class, or smirking every time she argues back, Kaiven never seems to leave her alone. Everyone thinks he hates her. What Y/N doesn’t know is that Kaiven’s obsession with her runs far deeper than anyone realizes. And what Kaiven doesn’t expect is for Y/N to slowly start noticing him too—the sweat-soaked jerseys after practice, the bruises from games, the way his eyes always find hers in a crowded room. The more they fight, the harder it becomes to tell the difference between hatred and attraction.