Y/N has always had the kind of interests people around her quietly make fun of. She loves outdated things: collecting old CDs, decorating her dorm with leopard print and faded Hello Kitty stickers, watching cheesy 2000s reality shows, listening to weird indie bands nobody on campus knows, Dungeon and Dragons campaigns, animes, Runescape, World of Warcraft, and spending Friday nights reorganizing her notebooks instead of going to parties. She’s awkward, too honest, dresses a little strange, and somehow always says the wrong thing at the wrong time.
Two freshman best friends(Y/N and Kaelyn) who attend Atlanta Clark—both outgoing, fun, and always down for a good time—get invited on a summer break girls trip to Miami by three senior girls they somewhat know, The seniors have a reputation—fun, wild, a little messy, ghetto and raunchy—but that’s exactly why the freshmen say yes.
A year ago, Y/N survived a horrific car accident that left her blind. Before the accident, she was independent, outgoing, and always the one taking care of everyone else. Now she’s struggling to adapt to a world she can no longer see, and the person she leans on most is her boyfriend, Jalen.
A lonely otaku girl and a popular upperclassman cross paths in two worlds—one at school, one online—without realizing they are the same to each other. As their anonymous conversations grow more intimate, a quiet obsession and a hidden manipulation begin to take shape. Caught between fantasy and reality, both are pulled into a dark, slow-burn connection that neither of them fully understands.
After discovering her husband’s affair, Y/N is left homeless and desperate for a fresh start. Her only option comes in the form of an unbelievable offer: become the live-in maternal figure for the five-year-old son of Roman Devereaux, one of the most powerful men in the city. The catch? Roman doesn’t need a girlfriend. He needs a wife. A private marriage, a strict contract, $150,000 a month, and a mansion she could only dream of suddenly become Y/N’s reality. But Roman has rules, secrets, and one very important condition: neither of them can fall in love. As Y/N settles into the luxurious Devereaux household and grows closer to Elias, the lines between arrangement and family begin to blur. And just when her old life seems far behind her, her ex-husband and the woman he betrayed her with resurface—bringing jealousy, obsession, and unfinished business straight to Roman’s doorstep. Because leaving her old life behind was easy. Keeping it from following her is another story.
Set in 2016 Chicago, centered around O’Block, the story follows Y/N, a 22-year-old stripper and young mother navigating life in the projects while refusing to fully abandon the recklessness of her early twenties. Living in Section 8 housing and supplementing her income with EBT, Devyn balances motherhood with nightlife, street connections, and a constant push-and-pull between responsibility and indulgence.
In a near-present world, the most powerful celebrity couple on Earth is Beyonce(Beyonce Carter) and Jay-Z(Shawn Carter) — musicians and moguls. Their faces are everywhere. Their influence is bigger than governments.
Blackthorne University is home to the richest, most powerful kids in the country—and nobody rules the campus quite like Preston Calloway, Bryson Blackwood, and Jace Mercer. The Big Three have always gotten whatever they wanted. Then there’s Y/N. She’s rich, ridiculously feminine, cutesy, stubborn, and completely unimpressed by their reputation. Unfortunately for her, the more she rolls her eyes, talks back, and refuses to fall at their feet, the more obsessed they become. Preston wants to win her publicly. Bryson wants to keep her close. Jace wants to drive her crazy. And none of them are willing to back down. Between jealous girls, messy parties, anonymous rumors from @BlackthorneAfterDark, and three insufferably possessive men fighting for her attention, Y/N’s life at Blackthorne is about to get very complicated. She can choose one. Two. All three. Or nobody. The Big Three thought they were competing for a girl. They didn’t realize Y/N was about to become their biggest obsession.
Y/B is a quiet second-year student who keeps to herself and lives by routine. Rarely noticed by others, she moves through high school without much change—until a small act of kindness from an upperclassman makes her days feel different. As familiar moments repeat and attention lingers, the line between coincidence and intention begins to blur, setting the stage for a slow, unsettling shift beneath an otherwise ordinary school life. This is a slow-burn psychological story about loneliness, power,
