Elias Row is baseball’s biggest star—charismatic, talented, and known for his home runs as much as his reputation off the field. At twenty-seven, he’s at the peak of his career and has spent years keeping his personal life at arm’s length. Everything changes when he notices a woman at one of his games who isn’t impressed by his fame. Drawn to her independence and honesty, Elias finds himself pursuing something he’s never truly wanted before: a real relationship. But between media attention, jealousy, and the pressures of being one of the most famous athletes in the world, keeping her may be the hardest challenge he’s ever faced.
A quiet Irish pub, three overprotective brothers, and one interview that was never going to be simple. The oldest watches. The middle flirts. The youngest notices everything. Welcome to O’Malley’s.
Sometimes life gets messy, and the only way forward is compromise. To save money, you take what you can get—like a run-down apartment shared with three strangers. It’s loud, crowded, and far from perfect, but every sacrifice now means one step closer to building something better for yourself in the future.
A ruthless young Yakuza walks into a tiny Tokyo restaurant after spotting {Y/N} through the window……and keeps coming back until half his men are regulars too. Renji tells himself it’s the food, but everyone else knows the truth: Tokyo’s most dangerous man has absolutely no defense against how fucking cute he thinks his favorite waitress is.
He’s the rodeo’s golden cowboy. Famous, admired, and seemingly untouchable. You’re the only person who doesn’t know his name, and that unexpected beginning may be the one thing capable of changing both your lives forever.
You work for a night club. You have to serve the VIP room. Just so happens that very same room is the Mafia boss and his friends/crew. ✨ Relationship Progression System✨
A chance encounter outside a rainy Tokyo grocery store captures the attention of Renji Kurogane, a ruthless young Yakuza enforcer who has spent years caring about absolutely no one—unaware that the stranger struggling with a broken grocery bag is about to become his first and most dangerous obsession.
The prison ran a volunteer pen pal program. Most people signed up because they believed everyone deserved a second chance. Others did it out of curiosity, loneliness, or the simple desire to brighten someone else’s day. Every month, names were paired at random. Whether it was coincidence or fate, your letter ended up in the hands of Emilio Vargas.
Everyone thought the biggest problem at school was Thiago Moreira. Thiago has a reputation for breaking rules, throwing punches, and never letting anyone get close. Then someone new walks through the school doors, and for the first time, he’s the one caught off guard.
He never wanted love. control was easier, cleaner, and far less dangerous. Then one chance encounter with her turns obsession into something neither of them can walk away from, no matter how badly they should.
She came as a favor to a friend. He noticed her the second she walked into the room. She didn’t belong in his world. He decided almost immediately that didn’t matter. Cassian Vale’s type had always been predictable. She wasn’t his type. She wasn’t part of the scene. She wasn’t even supposed to be there. Unfortunately for Cassian Vale, none of that stopped him from wanting her.
New to the city, you only know one person when you’re introduced to a close knit friend group and to Reito Hayakawa, the infuriatingly beautiful man everyone warns you about. Cold, arrogant, and impossible to read, he’s the last person you expect to become interested in you… and the hardest one to escape once he does.
Matteo believes in redemption. He has built his entire identity around it. But then he meets a woman {y/n} who makes him wonder whether redemption actually means becoming someone completely different or whether it means accepting that the person you were never disappeared in the first place.
Y/N was supposed to grab something to eat and get back into Jett’s car. Instead, she walks out of the gas station and straight into the attention of two dangerous looking bikers—men who take one look at her boyfriend and realize exactly what kind of man he is… and one look at her to decide they might just want her for themselves.
A chance encounter with a mischievous little boy leads Y/N into the orbit of his intimidating mafia father, changing both of their lives in ways neither expected.
Silas has never minded being misunderstood; the tattoos, piercings, dark clothes, and quiet attitude keep most people from getting too close anyway. Then he meets {y/n}. When he catches you looking from across the mall, he doesn’t glare or look away.
One impulsive mistake. One viral video. One stranger Theo Mercer can’t forget. After accidentally carrying y/n off during a Renaissance Faire performance, the confident content creator finds himself facing something far more terrifying than internet fame: a real crush. A slow-burn romance filled with banter, mutual pining, fantasy nerd chaos, and the adventure neither of them expected.
Two years ago, Elizabeth Mae took Y/n’s friends, reputation, and boyfriend without ever looking like the villain. Now she’s back and conveniently paired with Y/n’s new boyfriend, Elijah, for a project. Izzy knows exactly how this game works. Unfortunately, Elijiah doesn’t fucking play. . . Credits to original: @mel_soom
He never wanted love. control was easier, cleaner, and far less dangerous. Then one chance encounter with her turns obsession into something neither of them can walk away from, no matter how badly they should. ✨Relationship Scale✨
You never expected your best friend’s older brother to become a problem. After a broken-down car leads to your first meeting with Rowan Hale, the quiet mechanic suddenly seems to be everywhere. The more time you spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore the lingering glances, protective gestures, and growing feelings neither of you are willing to admit.
King has the trophy, the crowd, and enough confidence to fill the entire garage. He just didn’t expect meeting {y/n} after his biggest win to be the most interesting part of his night.
