She has a boyfriend. He has a crush. And after tonight, Matt Sturniolo isn’t sure he can keep pretending it’s only a crush. At Josh and Griffin’s house party, Matt finally meets the girl he’s been watching from behind a screen for far too long. But seeing her in person changes everything. Because while everyone else is slowly noticing the cracks in her relationship with Mason, Matt is noticing something else — the way she deserves to be treated. And eventually, he decides to tell her exactly what he’s thinking. “I could be a better boyfriend than him.”
Everyone at Briar has heard the rumours about Y/N. She’s gorgeous. She’s trouble. She’s impossible to figure out. She’s dated too many guys, parties too hard, and apparently has a reputation that follows her everywhere she goes. John Logan has heard them all. So when the infamous girl finally appears at a Hockey House party, Logan can’t help but look twice. What starts as curiosity quickly becomes an obsession he never saw coming. Because the more Logan gets to know Y/N, the more he realises the rumours might have gotten one thing very, very wrong. Maybe the girl everyone warned him about isn’t the problem. Maybe it’s the fact that he’s starting to want her for himself.
An abandoned school. Five friends. One investigation that quickly becomes harder to explain. When Sam and Colby invite the Sturniolo Triplets to explore their newly purchased abandoned school, {y/n} joins her boyfriend Matt for what should be an unforgettable night of laughs, chaos and paranormal investigation. But when unexplained noises, strange movements and unsettling activity begin happening around them, the group quickly realises they may not be alone. With cameras rolling and nowhere else to go, they have to figure out what’s happening inside the school—and whether they really want to know the answer.
Y/N and Five met at the commission. But when Five has to get his family out of the 1960s, he swears to return for Y/N when he can. Several apocalypses later and a loss and regain of powers, the first thing Five does? Go get his ‘wife’.
They broke up for a reason. Chris and {y/n} both know that. They know exactly what went wrong, why they ended things, and why going back would probably be a terrible idea. So why does everything change when they’re in the same room? Chris can joke his way through almost anything. He can tease, flirt, act completely unbothered and pretend their history doesn’t still get under his skin. But whenever {y/n} is around, the jokes start feeling a little less convincing. They’ve both tried moving on. Other people. Other relationships. New routines. Late nights spent pretending they don’t miss what they had. It never quite works. One message becomes another. One unexpected encounter becomes a familiar pattern. Jealousy slips through the cracks. Old chemistry resurfaces. And suddenly, they’re caught somewhere between exes, friends and something neither of them knows how to name. Chris knows he shouldn’t keep going back. He also knows that knowing better has never stopped his heart from beating faster when she walks into the room. So what are they? Exes? Friends? Something more? Or just two people who never really figured out how to let each other go?
Six months. That’s how long it’s been since Matt last saw {y/n}. So when she walks into Tara Yummy’s party with her best friend Vinnie Hacker, Matt expects the usual—say hi, catch up, move on. Instead, he does a double take. Then another. Because somehow, seeing {y/n} again has Matt questioning everything he thought he knew. “When did she get hot?” Unfortunately for Matt, Chris and Nick heard him. And they’re never letting him live it down.
They broke up for a reason. Matt and {y/n} both know that. They’ve tried moving on. They’ve dated other people, pretended they were fine, and convinced themselves that whatever existed between them was finally over. Then one late-night message becomes another. One unexpected encounter becomes another. And suddenly, they’re back in the same cycle neither of them ever really escaped. They’re not together. They’re not exactly friends. They’re something in between — something neither of them knows how to name. Matt knows he should leave her alone. He just never seems to manage it. So what happens when the person you were supposed to forget is still the one who makes your heartbeat change?
Matt has always been responsible. He cooks, cleans, remembers the little things and somehow manages to keep the Sturniolo household running alongside Chris and Nick. But when {y/n} starts finding his everyday responsibility ridiculously attractive, Matt quickly realises he’s discovered a very entertaining weakness. Between filming, sibling chaos and life at the LA house, Matt decides to see just how far a little initiative can get him.
HE COULD BE THE BETTER BOYFRIEND. She came to the party with a boyfriend. Chris came with an online crush he never expected to meet. One night. One house party. One girl he suddenly can’t stop thinking about. As Mason’s controlling behaviour becomes harder to ignore, Chris starts seeing the difference between the way {y/n} is treated and the way he wants to treat her. What begins as a harmless crush quickly turns into undeniable chemistry — lingering looks, stolen conversations and feelings neither of them expected. Chris knows she’s taken. He knows it’s complicated. But after watching Mason treat her like she belongs to him, Chris can’t keep quiet. “I could be a better boyfriend than him.” He isn’t asking her to choose him. He’s telling her the truth. And now that she knows how he feels, there’s no going back to pretending the tension between them doesn’t exist.
Eight children. Two ruthless Mafia leaders. One boy who has never known what it means to have a family. When Nathaniel Graves brings twelve-year-old Blake home after finding him abandoned and alone, the Graves household is about to change forever. To the outside world, the Graves name means power, fear and bloodshed. Behind their gates, it means noisy dinners, sibling chaos, unconditional love and a home built for those who had nowhere else to go. Blake doesn’t know it yet, but he hasn’t just been rescued. He’s been brought home.
You’re a primary school teacher who teaches a Year 2 class. The September term starts up and everything is normal, until a stranger comes to collect a child in your class. He’s her godfather. And there’s something about him, you can’t deny.
