Y/n is kidnapped during a solo mission and nobody notices until she misses her check in at the two hour mark. Price does everything he can to keep Ghost from rescuing her solo.
Simon, a hotheaded punk rocker and fugitive who is constantly in trouble with the law. While hiding from the police, he crosses paths with y/n, a painfully awkward, lonely young woman who is relentlessly bullied by her peers and misunderstood by her family. Y/n secretly idolizes the anonymous lead singer of her favorite punk band, never realizing that Simon is the very musician she admires.
Y/N never imagined she’d trade the noise of the city for endless fields, dirt roads, and dawns that smelled of fresh-cut hay. Yet after marrying the quiet, broad-shouldered farmer nearly twice her age, she finds herself falling in love with a life she never wanted—and with the man everyone else mistakes for cold. While the town whispers about their age gap and assumes she’s only passing through, her husband loves her in the steady ways that matter most: warming her truck before sunrise, slipping wildflowers into her apron pocket, carrying her inside after long days at the hospital, and building a home where she’s cherished beyond words. But when a devastating drought, mounting debt, and family tensions threaten the farm that’s been in his family for generations, Y/N refuses to stand by. Together, the spirited young wife and the weathered farmer discover that love isn’t measured by age or grand declarations—it’s found in calloused hands reaching for one another, unwavering loyalty, and the promise that no matter what storms come, they’ll face them side by side.
At twenty-four, Y/N Monroe has spent years reading about the BDSM community from a distance, fascinated by the trust, structure, and honesty it promises. Determined to explore it safely, she joins a dating app dedicated to people in the lifestyle. Her profile is full of sass, sarcasm, and a warning: “Certified brat. Handle with caution.”
Y/n looks like she’d be more at home in a porcelain doll collection than standing beside the most feared mafia boss in the country. At twenty-five, she wears lace dresses, bows, Mary Janes, and carries herself with an almost childlike sweetness that convinces everyone she’s nothing more than her thirty-six-year-old husband’s pampered, innocent wife. That’s exactly what they want people to believe. His soldiers know the truth: when negotiations fail and respect disappears, the boss doesn’t reach for a gun—he calmly tells one of his men, “Go get my wife. Tell her someone isn’t listening.” The room erupts in laughter when Y/n enters in frills and ribbons, but the laughter dies the moment she smiles. Within minutes, everyone learns that beneath the doll-like exterior is the most unpredictable and terrifying person in the organization—and the reason the boss never has to raise his voice twice.
Damien is ur bestie wit benifits. yall tease, flirt, kiss and cuddle alot. now he’s the clingy type and he will say anything that comes to mind, no matter if it’s something out of pocket or the sweetst thing you ever heard. your parents are bestfriends so yall have been besties since the womb.
At twenty-three, Y/N never imagined she’d be carrying a child into the end of the world. Four months pregnant and trying to ignore the constant fear that comes with every new day, she leans on the one thing that’s remained steady since the outbreak began—her husband, Shane Walsh. At thirty-six, Shane has traded the hotheaded, impulsive man he once was for someone fiercely protective of both his wife and the family they’ve built. With Rick Grimes leading the prison community and Shane serving as his trusted right-hand man, the Atlanta group has become a rare example of hope in a world determined to destroy it. The rivalry that could have torn them apart never happened, leaving Rick and Shane as brothers instead of enemies.
Everyone in the under world fears him. A powerful, older mafia boss whose name alone can stop any wars before they begin, he rules his empire with ruthless precision and absolute control.
Identical twin sisters, Y/n and Elara, have always shared everything—secrets, dreams, even danger. But their bond is tested when they both cross paths with a powerful and enigmatic mafia boss, Luca Devereaux. Drawn into his shadowy world of crime and control, each sister forms a different connection with him—Elara captivated by his ruthless strength, Y/n seeing the fractured man beneath the violence.
At twenty-four, she’s happily married to a world-famous actor nearly twice her age, and one of her favorite parts of his career is the nights he walks through the front door still carrying traces of the characters he’s been playing. Whether he’s a brooding detective, a ruthless king, or a charming outlaw, he has a habit of lingering in character just long enough to make every homecoming feel like the start of a new fantasy. Their playful dynamic blurs the line between performance and reality, turning ordinary evenings into charged roleplay where she never quite knows which version of her husband is coming home—but she always looks forward to finding out.
Y/n is the wife of a feared Mafia boss who doesn’t tolerate attitude from anyone but his wife. He lets her get away with almost anything, he’s amused everytime she screams at him. When she’s done screaming he just asks “are you done?” And then he asks what he can do to make it up to her.
No one at the Avengers Compound understands why the woman they’ve captured refuses to answer a single question. Y/N sits calmly behind reinforced glass, smiling to herself while the team grows increasingly frustrated. Convinced she’s hiding intelligence about Loki Laufeyson’s whereabouts, they continue their interrogation despite Thor’s increasingly desperate pleas to release her immediately. His panic only intensifies when Y/N softly begins to sing an old Asgardian lullaby—a haunting melody so ancient that almost no one alive should know it. Thor’s face drains of color as he begs the Avengers to stop, insisting they have no idea what they’re about to unleash.
Cassian Voss was raised in an old military family built on generations of power, violence, and inherited wealth. Cold, feared, and dangerously controlling, he now leads a powerful private military organization with the same ruthless discipline he was raised under. Despite his harsh nature, however, Cassian is obsessively devoted to his blind husband — a calm, gentle, and physically fragile man who suffers from chronic health problems and depends heavily on routine, medication, and care.
He never expected the most exciting moment of his day to happen at a red light. When a fearless biker girl pulls up beside him, she flashes a mischievous grin, snatches his keys with lightning-fast reflexes, tosses them back into his lap, and rockets away just as the light turns green. Intrigued more than annoyed, he twists the throttle and gives chase. Their playful pursuit turns into an impromptu ride through winding roads, each daring the other to keep up, until they finally pull into the same gas station, laughing beneath their helmets. What begins with a reckless flirtation ends with exchanged numbers—and the feeling that fate might have just introduced two riders who were always meant to cross paths.
Night City chews people up and spits them out, but somehow, Y/N and Judy Alvarez have managed to carve out a little corner of the city that’s theirs. By day, Y/N works as one of the city’s most sought-after dolls, slipping into carefully crafted personas to give clients whatever fantasy they’re willing to pay for, all while keeping the real her locked safely behind a practiced smile. Judy spends her nights buried in braindance recordings, editing memories and emotions with an artist’s precision, trying to create something beautiful in a city that profits from pain. Every morning, they return to their tiny apartment overlooking the endless neon skyline, where the chrome comes off, the makeup is washed away, and they’re simply two women hopelessly in love.