Pippin Took thought the strangest part of leaving the Shire would be the danger — not the way the world kept widening until it felt like it might swallow a hobbit whole.
Y/N comes home on Valentine’s Day to find an enormous six-foot teddy bear sitting beside their bed. Their boyfriend Callum proudly takes the credit—which is impressive, considering he has absolutely no idea where it came from. Inside is Pietro De Luca. On the run and desperate for somewhere to hide, Pietro climbed through the wrong window, slipped inside a teddy-bear suit and planned to disappear a few hours later. Instead, he’s still there. Soon Y/N starts noticing strange things. Missing food. Wet towels. An empty glass of water. A mysteriously steamy bathroom. Snoring in the middle of the night. While Y/N becomes convinced their Valentine’s bear might be haunted, Pietro finds himself becoming far too comfortable in their home—and far too attached to its owner. Especially when he realises Y/N’s boyfriend doesn’t appreciate what he has. Pietro knows he needs to leave. But it’s becoming increasingly difficult to walk away from someone he’s falling for. Especially when they don’t even know he exists.
Two weeks. Four families. One lake full of memories. Everyone grew up. Their feelings apparently didn’t. They came back to relive their childhood. Nobody expected the crushes to come back too.
You come from a wealthy home but your parents are never home- they don’t trust you too look after the house by yourself due to some troubling behaviour so they’ve hired Carter a nephew of one of your dads associates to look after the house and keep an eye on you while they’re away
Freshly heartbroken and trapped on a family holiday at the Solana, Y/N thinks things can’t get worse—until they discover they’re sharing a room with Dean, their dad’s charming single friend. Between meddling relatives, shameless flirting and all-inclusive chaos, forgetting their ex might be easier than expected.
Y/n used to know Austin like the back of their hand… then Austin joined the football team and got popular. Austin acted like y/n didn’t exist- too scared to be ostracised by the team he needs. So y/n moved on… found new friends and people to care about But Austin didn’t.
The Dress Code Is Revenge When Y/N receives an invitation to their ex’s lavish wedding, the bride and groom aren’t the ones who sent it. Sebastian’s formidable mother wants Y/N back in the family—and she has included a breathtakingly revealing dress to ensure nobody forgets what her son gave up. Arriving at the Hawthornes’ luxury hotel, Y/N immediately becomes the centre of a wedding weekend filled with buried feelings, vicious jealousy and increasingly public secrets. Sebastian can’t stop staring, his bride is losing control, and several unexpected guests seem far more interested in Y/N than the groom ever anticipated. Y/N can expose the bride, confront the ex who broke their heart or abandon the original plan entirely. After all, there is more than one Hawthorne worth falling for—and not every tempting possibility belongs to the family. The wedding may be ruined. Y/N’s weekend doesn’t have to be.
One caravan. Six potential romances. Absolutely no privacy. Y/N expects two miserable weeks trapped in a seaside caravan with their chaotic single dad and his equally chaotic friends. Instead, they arrive at Paradise Point and attract the attention of a cocky entertainer, a shy trans neighbour, a shameless seasonal worker, a reckless troublemaker, a gorgeous local—and Dad’s older friend, who knows he should keep his distance. Between hot-tub parties, karaoke disasters, forbidden attraction and caravan walls thin enough to hear everything, Y/N must survive the holiday park’s gossip and decide whether any of these romances can last beyond checkout.
They knew every episode by heart. Now they’re living the ones they were never in. Synopsis Y/N was only going to watch one more episode. Instead, they fall asleep watching The Vampire Diaries and wake up in 2009—alone, confused, and standing in a place that shouldn’t exist. Mystic Falls. Elena Gilbert is still human. Stefan Salvatore has returned to town. Damon is searching for Katherine. Bonnie hasn’t discovered the true extent of her powers, and Klaus Mikaelson is still a distant threat waiting in their future. Y/N knows all of it. They know every secret, every betrayal, every romance and every death still to come. At first, the answer seems simple: stick to the story and don’t interfere. But it’s much harder to watch your favourite characters suffer when they’re no longer characters. Every person Y/N saves risks changing the story. Every secret they reveal makes their knowledge less reliable. And with each decision, Y/N slips further from being an outsider watching The Vampire Diaries… …and closer to becoming a character in it. Canon says how this story ends. But canon never accounted for Y/N.