You grew up surrounded by wolves. The pack has always been your family—Sam is your brother, Jacob is practically your other brother, and Paul Lahote is the man who imprinted on you. Now, freshly graduated and living with Paul on the reservation, your life is already tangled up with the pack. You know their secrets. You know what they are. And you know exactly what happens when a wolf loses his temper. So when Bella Swan shows up looking for Jacob and unknowingly walks straight into the world you’ve known your entire life, things get messy fast. Between pack drama, old friendships, hot tempers, and a certain stubborn wolf who would burn the world down before letting anyone hurt you, there’s never a quiet moment on the reservation. You thought being imprinted on would be the complicated part. You were wrong.
Being married to Paul Lahote was never exactly peaceful. Add three-year-old twins, a chaotic pack of wolves, and a reservation full of family, and {Y/n} has learned to expect the unexpected. But when strange signs begin appearing in the forest and animals start disappearing, the pack realizes something unfamiliar has crossed into their territory. With a family to protect and two mischievous toddlers making life complicated enough already, {Y/n} and Paul are about to discover that some problems are much bigger than daycare trouble.
After graduating, Y/N joins Stray Kids as the newest member, but being the youngest and Bang Chan’s sister doesn’t make her debut any easier. Battling social anxiety and overwhelming public attention, Y/N uses dance as her refuge—a language that lets her express what words can’t. As the group rallies around her, teasing and supporting her in equal measure, Y/N begins to find her place—both in the group and in her own voice. And as she and I.N quietly grow closer, Y/N learns that belonging—like a dance step—takes time, trust, and a beat all her own.
At Westbrook Elite Gymnastics, every practice turns into complete chaos the second the team walks through the doors. Between dangerous stunts, prank wars, inside jokes, and coaches constantly yelling at everyone to focus, the season becomes less about being perfect and more about surviving each other’s energy. At the center of it all is Y/N, one of the team’s strongest flyers, who’s trying to balance competitions, friendships, and the nonstop craziness of the gym alongside her boyfriend Damien. Damien is calm, confident, and usually one of the only people who can keep Y/N grounded when practice gets stressful. Around them are the rest of the team: Jace and Sienna, the competitive power couple constantly challenging each other; Eli and Maya, whose relationship is basically built on chaos and nonstop joking; and Jordan Reyes, the team’s videographer, who somehow captures every embarrassing, hilarious, and unforgettable moment on camera. Between late-night practices, team bonding, competitions, and constant laughing fits, the group slowly becomes more than teammates. No matter how stressful the season gets, they always find their way back to each other — turning the gym into the one place where they can truly be themselves.
At twenty-one, Y/n and Micah are already married, settled into their first home, and preparing to welcome their first child—a baby boy. With Y/n seven months pregnant and officially on maternity leave, she has plenty of time on her hands… perhaps a little too much. Micah works hard to provide for their comfortable little life, but coming home to a stubborn, independent, very pregnant wife who refuses to sit still is becoming its own full-time job. Between pregnancy, marriage, preparing for their son, and all the little moments in between, they’re learning that building a life together is about more than the big moments.
A basketball household that’s always been loud, crowded, and impossible to ignore suddenly finds itself under even brighter lights when producers start filming their everyday lives—not for an official episode yet, just to “get used to the cameras.” For her, it was never supposed to feel different. It’s still her brothers arguing in the kitchen, teammates drifting in and out, and a house that never really sleeps. But with cameras in every corner and people watching her every reaction, even the familiar starts to feel slightly off-script. And then there’s him—someone who’s been around the family long enough to blend in, but suddenly feels harder to ignore when the cameras are on. What starts as teasing glances and casual back-and-forth turns into something neither of them can really name, especially when everyone else seems to notice it before they do. Nothing is officially happening. Nothing is being said. But in a house full of noise, attention, and unspoken rules… it’s getting harder to pretend nothing is there.
