Y/N has grown up at Hartley High, a school where everyone knows everyone but few truly see what’s happening beneath the surface. Hartley is a place defined by social hierarchies, gossip that spreads like wildfire, and a scandal that changed everything: The Map — an anonymous list ranking students by attractiveness and sexual history. The fallout from The Map tore friendships apart, exposed secrets, and left emotional wounds across the school.
Obsidian Wrestling Network (OWN) – a rising wrestling federation blending cinematic storytelling with high-stakes matches. Storylines blur reality and performance, letting wrestlers’ personalities shine as much as their moves. Championships are prestigious, but relationships, rivalries, and alliances define the real drama.
Behind the lights, the noise, and the spectacle of WWE, there is a quieter world that exists just out of view—one built on routine, shared exhaustion, and the unspoken understanding between people who spend more time together than apart. This story follows that world, focusing not on the matches themselves, but on the relationships that form in between them.
After years of hidden training in HYDRA’s Precision Initiative, Y/N emerges into the world as a young but incredibly powerful and disciplined operative. While the Avengers are wary of her abilities, they soon discover that she is not only fully in control of her powers but also capable of matching some of the most experienced heroes. The world assumes she is inexperienced, but Y/N’s mastery of motion, force, and combat make her a dangerous asset—and someone whose loyalty must be earned.
In a world where Silvers rule with blood and power, personal desire is irrelevant — only loyalty to your House and kingdom matters. Y/n Iral, a newly awakened magnetron born into House Iral but trained among its elite Silks, moves with lethal precision and lightning reflexes. Her metal powers, rare and deadly, make her a force of nature — independent, calculating, and impossible to predict.
The academy was built for outcasts—witches, shapeshifters, sirens, things that didn’t belong anywhere else. But even among monsters, there are hierarchies. And vampires sit at the bottom of them.
Set in the years following the events of Ratatouille, the once-disgraced legacy of Gusteau’s has quietly been rebuilt into a thriving, low-profile bistro run by Alfredo Linguini and Colette Tatou. Though the restaurant has found success, their personal relationship has not lasted the same way. The two have amicably separated, remaining close friends and seamless partners in the kitchen, their shared history settling into something unspoken but ever-present in the rhythm of their work.
Elowen an outgoing girl joins a new school. Becoming roommates with y/n an introverted girl with walls guarding her everything. Not out of feeling. But because of how much she feels. To the outside world she seems stale, unbothered, a student who doesn’t want to be there. I’m actuality she feels everything so deeply she has to have walls so she doesn’t show how much she analyzes. She’s smart without trying. She had a single dorm. Yet Elowen becomes her roommate challenging her walls
Y/n has always known love in its quiet, steadfast form. Ever since she can remember, her home has been anchored by Elena, the woman who raised her—not by blood, but by choice. Fierce, tender, unflinchingly protective, Elena has loved her with a depth that sometimes scares her with its intensity. She has never made a big deal about Y/n’s differences or the fact that she isn’t her biological daughter; to her, Y/n is whole and precious simply because she is Y/n. Life with Elena is steady, comforting, and safe—but also a little contained. Y/n has grown up careful, reserved, always measured in her words and actions, holding most of her feelings close. Then, one day, everything begins to shift. A girl named Isla appears in her world—a force of light and energy Y/n hadn’t realized she was missing. Isla is playful, teasing, and fearless in ways that make Y/n’s heart beat faster than she expects. She notices the small things: the things Y/n hides from everyone else. She asks questions that make Y/n pause and think, and she nudges her gently toward truths she’s never spoken aloud. Every laugh, every shared secret, every brush of Isla’s hand across hers pulls Y/n closer to a side of herself she’s kept locked away. Y/n feels it in her chest: she is changing. Little by little, the walls she built around herself begin to crumble. She laughs more freely. She shares things she’s never told anyone. She notices the color in the world, the thrill of small joys, the warmth of connection—and it is exhilarating and terrifying all at once. Elena notices too. She sees the spark in Y/n’s eyes, the ease in her laughter, the way she starts to bloom into someone more confident, more alive. She doesn’t ask, doesn’t push. She simply watches, proud and quietly overjoyed at the person Y/n is becoming. Eventually, the moment comes when Y/n asks the first question that feels monumental: if Isla can come over to her home. She’s never asked to share her private space with anyone in this way, and the weight of the request makes her heart race. Elena smiles and says yes, as she always does, trusting her and loving her without hesitation. That day, Isla comes into Y/n’s home and suddenly, the quiet world she knew bursts into color. The laughter, teasing, and warmth between Y/n and Isla are immediate and intoxicating. Isla is all energy and touch, drawing Y/n out of her shell in ways she never imagined possible. Y/n feels the pull of her feelings, the danger of longing, but she has yet to tell her and she hasn’t come out to Elena yet either. As the days turn into weeks, Y/n feels the tug of love growing stronger. Isla’s presence awakens courage Y/n didn’t know she had. She speaks more openly, laughs more freely, and notices herself taking up space in ways that feel new, liberating, and terrifyingly beautiful. Elena continues to observe, seeing the changes in Y/n’s heart and soul with a knowing smile. She sees the light of first love reflected in Y/n’s eyes long before she dares to speak it aloud. The moment finally comes when Y/n cannot keep it in any longer. She confesses her feelings to Isla, her voice trembling with vulnerability and hope. The fear of rejection is sharp, but the honesty feels like a kind of release she’s never known. Isla’s response is warm, teasing, and full of affection, validating everything Y/n has felt but was too afraid to admit. Later, in a quiet, tender moment, Y/n finds the courage to tell Elena. But when the words finally escape her lips, there’s no shock in her eyes, no pause. Instead, Elena smiles, her gaze full of the same love and pride she has carried for years. “I’ve always known,” she says softly, “and I’ve always loved you the same. I’ve watched you grow, and I’ve seen how Isla brings out the best in you. I’ve been so happy to see you bloom.” The relief and warmth that wash over Y/n are overwhelming. The mother who raised her, who has been her anchor and her safe harbor, sees her fully—and loves her still. Eyes That See Me is a story about love in all its forms: the unconditional love of a mother, the awakening love of a first romance, and the transformative power of connection and vulnerability. It is about growth, self-discovery, and the quiet, breathtaking moments when someone sees you fully—and still loves you. It is tender, heart-wrenching, and achingly beautiful, a story that will make readers’ hearts swell, ache, and ultimately soar.