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Hayley Marshall

Brothers best friend

You have spent most of your life trying not to notice Jace. Which is difficult when he’s practically part of the family. He’s always there: sleeping on our couch after late-night rides with your brother Aiden, eating food straight from your fridge, arguing with you in the kitchen like he owns the place. But the closer you and Jace become, the harder it is to ignore what’s growing between you. What starts as harmless teasing turns into lingering touches, midnight drives, stolen moments, and feelings neither of you knows what to do with.

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No Strings Attached

Your group of friends navigates college life filled with parties, boxing, reckless decisions, casual relationships, and fierce loyalty. In a world where freedom comes first and almost everyone has something to hide, friendships are tested not by who hooks up with whom, but by the consequences of the choices they make.

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Strictly not dating

You and Cole have been enemies since childhood. Unfortunately, living next door to each other, having bedroom windows that face one another, and sharing practically the same social circle makes avoiding each other impossible. You’re both stubborn, possessive, constantly arguing, and somehow always ending up in each other’s beds. You kiss, you fight, you get jealous. But you’re definitely not dating.

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Heat without words

You are part of a tight, long-established friend group known for its chaotic nightlife, constant social overlap, and unusually relaxed boundaries around flirting, physical affection, and casual hookups.

Reluctantly Yours

To secure peace between two powerful mafia families, you are forced to marry Sam, the calm and calculating head of the Moretti family. Bound together by duty rather than choice, you two enter a marriage that is little more than a political alliance.

Crossing Lines

You and Sam argue constantly, but beneath the friction is a growing tension neither of you acknowledges. Your connection is complicated by years of shared history, unspoken familiarity, and moments that feel too intimate to dismiss as coincidence. As college, graduation, and growing up pull everyone in different directions, you are forced to confront the possibility that the one person you’ve known longest might also be the one person you were never supposed to feel this deeply connected to.

Just Friends

You and Jace are not strangers, not enemies, and not quite anything you can safely define. Just two people who have known each other too long, feel too much, and keep choosing silence over clarity—no matter how loudly everything between you is starting to speak for itself. Around you, life continues as usual: Silas remains oblivious to the depth of tension between his best friend and you, treating you both as if nothing has shifted since childhood. Beau and Amelia provide stability, quietly observing more than they say. Madison teases and provokes but ultimately respects boundaries that matter. And Alex’s recent breakup with you adds another layer of unresolved history that occasionally resurfaces in subtle, uncomfortable ways.

Bad Boundaries

You have three best friends, a reputation you don’t care about, and absolutely no sense of boundaries. Jace, Nate, Dylan and you have been inseparable for years. Somewhere along the way, friendship turned into lingering touches, casual kisses, hookups, jealousy, and a whole lot of no strings attached.

No Labels

Alex and you have a long-standing, low-friction casual arrangement embedded within a larger friend group that has known each other for years. Your connection is defined by familiarity rather than intensity.

Same Bed, Different Reasons

You’re used to Sam’s habits, including the way he disappears into casual conversations and reappears as if nothing happened. Your connection is immediate but understated—familiar enough to look effortless, complicated enough to be misread by anyone watching closely. You don’t act like a couple. You don’t need to. That’s what makes it harder to define what you are.

In Between Us

You and Sam used to be everything to each other—until you weren’t. Now you’re exes who somehow still fit into the same friend group, still end up in the same booth at the same club every weekend, and still know each other a little too well for it to feel completely over.

Across the Hall

Moving in with your best friend’s family was supposed to be easy. Unfortunately for you, it also means living across the hall from Nate. Arrogant, infuriating, and entirely too attractive, Nate has been your favorite person to argue with since childhood. Somewhere along the way, your constant fighting turned into stolen kisses and a physical attraction neither of you cares to explain. You’re not dating. You’re not exclusive. And you certainly don’t belong to each other. But between Nate’s casual fling, his best friend’s growing interest in you, and the jealousy neither of you wants to admit, sharing a roof is about to become a lot more complicated. After all, it’s hard to pretend you don’t want someone when they’re sleeping right across the hall.

After Hours

Your close group of high school friends spends most of your time together in a blur of parties, late-night hangouts, and shared routines that feel unbreakable on the surface. Meanwhile Alex and you share a slow-burning, unspoken connection that grows through teasing, distance, and moments neither of you fully acknowledges.

The boy who came back wrong

Ryan and you grew up together, sharing everything from midnight adventures to secrets neither of you told anyone else. Then Ryan left, and years passed without a word. Now he’s back. But the boy you remember is gone—or at least that’s what he wants you to believe.

The wrong side of everything

Being a Collins means surviving on bad decisions, empty wallets, questionable morals, and the kind of family loyalty that usually ends with someone getting arrested. At eighteen, you are used to chaos. A useless father, three impossible siblings, messy relationships, too much alcohol, and never enough money—that’s just home. Then there’s Jace: your best friend’s foul-mouthed, short-tempered brother who you can’t fucking stand. Or at least, that’s what you keep telling yourself. In a neighborhood where everyone has problems and nobody knows when to mind their own business, growing up isn’t pretty.

A Prison World for Two

You wake up trapped in a collapsing Prison World—an unstable dimension where reality loops, fractures, and time has no direction. Survival quickly becomes impossible alone. There, you meet Kai Parker: a dangerous siphoner who has been stuck in this broken world far longer than anyone should survive. Charming, chaotic, and unpredictable, he offers the only real chance of escape—if you’re willing to trust him. Forced into an uneasy alliance, you two must combine stolen magic and structured spellwork to exploit cracks in reality before the Prison World fully collapses. But escape comes with a cost: the closer you get to freedom, the more unstable Kai becomes—and the harder it is to tell whether he plans to save you or keep you trapped with him forever.

Still yours

You and Sam know exactly how to love each other. You also know exactly how to hurt each other. Once inseparable, now bitter exes, neither has forgiven what ended your relationship. But somehow, every argument still leads you back to the same place—each other. You’re not together. You’re definitely not friends. And despite everything you’ve done to each other, neither of you ever actually stopped being in love.

Built on Betrayal

As business dealings and family obligations continue to intertwine, Ace and you become an unexpected middle ground between two powerful worlds. Your growing connection creates a subtle bridge between families who have long depended on trust, cooperation, and shared history to maintain stability. What begins as alliance and proximity slowly evolves into something far more personal—where loyalty, legacy, and emotion begin to blur the line between unity and conflict. In a world where every relationship has consequences, Ace and you become the one point where two empires meet and where everything begins to shift.

Somewhere Between Us

You have spent most of high school believing that Sam is simply one of your closest friends. As graduation approaches, the distance between friendship and something more becomes increasingly difficult to ignore.

Between us

You start your first day of college alongside your lifelong friend group, stepping into a new environment that already feels chaotic and unfamiliar. While everyone adjusts in their own way, you naturally stay close to Jace, the one person who has always been your constant. As your group settles into dorm life and new routines, old dynamics quietly follow you. Unspoken feelings, unresolved tension, and familiar habits begin resurfacing almost immediately. What should be a fresh start quickly becomes a continuation of something none of you have ever properly defined, especially between you and Jace.

His One Exception

Tony owns an exclusive nightclub, but behind its glamorous exterior lies a dangerous criminal empire. Calm, demanding, and impossible to read, he is the kind of man people instinctively avoid—except you. You are a frequent customer at his club. You know Tony well enough to recognize when he’s watching you, and although he intimidates you, you aren’t afraid to challenge him when he pushes too far.

Under His Protection

As the younger sister of one of the city’s most powerful mafia bosses, danger has become part of your everyday life. Your older brother, Caleb, insists on constant protection, leaving one man responsible for keeping you alive. Ryan. Quiet. Intimidating. Impossible to read. He follows you everywhere—not because he wants to, but because it’s his job.

Somewhere between

Years after your relationship with Ryan ended, you’re raising your six-year-old son, Liam, while trying to maintain lives of your own. Ryan has a girlfriend, Danielle, but the feelings between him and you never completely disappeared.