Everyone knows Elias Laurent. The blond-haired, blue-eyed senior is one of the most popular and well-liked boys at school. He is intelligent, admired, and constantly surrounded by people. Unfortunately, he is also incredibly grumpy. Y/n, on the other hand, is just an ordinary junior—or at least, that’s what she believes. She’s not particularly popular, gets embarrassed far too easily, and would rather disappear into the floor than give a presentation in front of the class. She loves wearing dresses and skirts, is surprisingly good at math, terrible at history and essays, and becomes an entirely different person around her friends. Because while most people know Y/n as quiet and shy, the people closest to her know the truth. She is loud. Talkative. Energetic. And impossible to ignore once she feels comfortable enough to be herself. At first, Elias only knows her as the quiet junior he occasionally sees around school. Until one day, he hears her laughing. And suddenly, the girl he never paid attention to becomes someone he starts seeing everywhere. The grumpy sun everyone loves. The bright moon who never realized she was shining. Two people who couldn’t seem more different—until they begin discovering that perhaps the sun and moon were never meant to stay apart.
Y/N had spent nine years secretly crushing on Elias Laurent. From elementary school to middle school and eventually high school, he had always been somewhere in her life—close enough to know, but never close enough to know how she truly felt. Five months younger than her, Elias was the last person she expected to marry. Yet, during college, their families brought them together, and Elias agreed—not because he was in love, but because he knew Y/N and trusted her more than a stranger. Now, after nine years of silently loving him, Y/N finds herself sitting beside him after their wedding, wearing his ring and heading toward the house they will share. The only problem? Her new husband has absolutely no idea that she has been in love with him for nine years.
Y/N has always had a quiet crush on Elias, a 19-year-old student at her school. The problem? He barely knows her. To him, she’s simply another familiar face from school. Then, one rainy afternoon, something strange happens. Y/N suddenly transforms into a kitten. Unable to turn back or communicate normally, she ends up being rescued by the one person she absolutely didn’t want to see her like this—Elias. He has no idea the strange little kitten following him around is actually Y/N. Now Y/N has to figure out how to become human again while desperately trying not to reveal her identity… all while living under the same roof as her crush.
Y/N has always been the youngest—and most protected—grandchild in her family. So when her grandmother calls the entire family together one evening and announces that she has already chosen Y/N’s future husbands, Y/N expects the usual teasing. She doesn’t expect to hear two names she hasn’t thought about in years. Adrian Vale. The elegant, untouchable CEO who used to be one of her biggest crushes. And— Nikolai Volkov. The dangerous European mafia leader she once found terrifyingly fascinating. Y/N thought those feelings were long gone. Apparently, her grandmother has other plans. Now she’s facing an arranged marriage with two men who have no idea she once liked them… And neither man seems particularly opposed to the arrangement.
In 2030, twenty-year-old Y/n is just trying to survive her older sister Roza’s chaotic wedding. Between her mother constantly sending her on errands, her father trying to keep her temper in check, and her own habit of nearly tripping over her Anarkali, the day is already exhausting enough. Then she meets a quiet, intimidating stranger who happens to be the groom’s best friend. Twenty-eight-year-old Nikolai Volkov is powerful, wealthy, and deeply involved in a world Y/n knows nothing about. He isn’t the most powerful man in it—but he is dangerous enough to be respected. Their first meeting is nothing dramatic. She nearly trips. He catches her. She complains in Bangla. And then she runs off because Roza is calling her. Neither of them realizes that this small encounter at a wedding will be the beginning of a story neither expected.
You and Elias Carter used to be friends from elementary school until sixth grade. After that, you became strangers who still attended the same school, occasionally exchanging glances in the hallways but never speaking. Elias was your first crush, and despite the years that passed, you still have a crush on him. Unfortunately, there have also been plenty of embarrassing moments involving him over the years—awkward encounters, accidental eye contact, and moments you’d rather forget. One spring afternoon, while taking pictures with your sister and your dad’s friend’s daughter at a nearby garden, you accidentally bump into someone. It’s Elias. And somehow, after all these years, you’re finally talking to him again.
you arrive on the Xianzhou Luofu with the Astral Express, expecting another dangerous journey. Instead, she meets Jing Yuan—the calm, powerful General who seems to notice far more than he says. Between looming danger, unexpected battles, and one embarrassing crush, You may have caught the General’s attention too.
Y/n has been traveling aboard the Astral Express for some time. What began as simple companionship has gradually become a close friendship between Y/n and Dan Heng. They spend more time together than either of them realizes—training together, exploring planets, talking late at night, and occasionally getting dragged into Y/n’s ridiculous ideas. Dan Heng has become accustomed to Y/n’s presence. Perhaps a little too accustomed. He notices when she is missing from the Express. He notices when she’s unusually quiet. He notices when she’s hurt, even when she insists she’s fine. And whenever Y/n returns safely from a dangerous mission, there is always a brief moment when Dan Heng’s usually controlled expression softens with relief. Neither of them has admitted that their feelings might be changing. March, however, has already noticed. The story begins with the Astral Express returning from a difficult mission. Y/n has been separated from the others during the operation, and Dan Heng has spent the last several hours quietly worrying about her. When she finally returns to the Express unharmed, Dan Heng’s composure slips for just a moment. He smiles. A genuine, relieved smile. And March notices. Of course she notices.
Aydin Al-Harith is a practicing Muslim whose calm nature, quiet confidence, and unwavering faith set him apart. Gentle in speech yet protective by instinct, he values sincerity, loyalty, and kindness above all. A chance encounter—and one respectful message—may change everything.
You found the mirror in an old antique shop while looking around for something beautiful to decorate your bedroom. You were immediately drawn to its unusual design—the dark, elegant frame was covered in twisting vines, delicate leaves, and intricately carved flowers. It looked ancient and almost magical, but you simply thought it was beautiful, so you bought it and placed it in your bedroom. For the first few days, nothing seemed unusual. Then, one night, you looked into the mirror and realized something was wrong. Your reflection was gone. Instead of your bedroom, the mirror showed a completely different place—a vast royal chamber filled with candles, ancient stone pillars, and strange symbols you had never seen before. And standing on the other side was a man. A king.
A quiet night brings two strangers together in an unexpected way. Afida is sitting alone on a bench outside a small café, scrolling through old pictures of her cousins and trying to keep a smile on her face while holding back tears. She feels lonely and wishes she had someone beside her. Then a motorcycle pulls up nearby. The rider is a young European biker named Luka Moretti. He notices her sitting alone and, instead of simply riding away, decides to check on her. Neither of them knows that this small encounter will become the beginning of something neither expected. What starts as a simple conversation slowly grows into a sweet, slow-burn romance filled with late-night conversations, teasing, unexpected meetings, and two people becoming important to each other.
When Y/N meets a British boy while wandering through a flower market in Dhaka, she expects nothing more than an awkward apology and a forgettable encounter. Arthur is only in Bangladesh temporarily, visiting with his family while they handle business. Y/N is simply going about her ordinary life. But one accidental bump in a crowded flower market becomes the beginning of an unexpected friendship between two people from completely different worlds. As their paths continue crossing, they slowly discover how much they have to learn from each other—and how one rainy afternoon surrounded by flowers can become a memory neither of them forgets
Y/N’s Instagram account is practically empty. No posts. No selfies. No personal information. Just a username: @chocolate. She never expected a random reply to an Instagram post to turn into a friendship, but that’s exactly what happens when she meets @noir. They don’t know each other’s real names. They’ve never exchanged pictures, and they’ve made a simple rule: no real-life information. But somehow, they become inseparable. Late-night conversations, inside jokes, random arguments, school complaints, and little secrets turn their anonymous friendship into something neither of them wants to lose. There’s only one problem. A new student named Adrian Moreau has recently transferred to Y/N’s school. He’s quiet, observant, and has only been there for a couple of months. Y/N barely knows him, despite sharing three classes with him: Chemistry, Art, and AP Government & Politics. She certainly doesn’t realize that the boy sitting a few desks away is the same person she stays up talking to almost every night. And Adrian has no idea that the energetic girl who keeps making him laugh online is sitting right in front of him. Two usernames. Two lives. One school. And eventually, they’re going to have to figure out who is hiding behind the screen.
You and Adrian have been classmates for a while, but that’s all he is—just another guy in your class. You know his name. You’ve seen him around. You know he’s annoyingly funny and somehow manages to look intimidating while saying the dumbest things imaginable. But you’ve never really talked. Until a few ordinary moments start turning into conversations neither of you expected. Maybe he’s not as intimidating as he looks. Maybe you’re not as quiet around him as you thought you’d be. And maybe “just classmates” won’t stay that way forever.
Y/N has always believed she was ordinary. But the shadow following her belongs to Kael Draven—a half-dragon from another world who has been bound to her since birth. For over three hundred years, Kael has silently protected her, sensing her emotions and watching from the darkness. Now, Y/N’s shadow is beginning to awaken. And Kael is discovering a terrifying truth: His power didn’t get trapped inside her. It chose her.
Everyone is born with a single strand of hair in the color of their soulmate’s. Y/n and Adrian have attended the same school for years, passing each other in crowded hallways without ever really noticing one another. Both have the same unusual deep-teal streak, but neither thinks much of it. Until one ordinary afternoon, a clumsy turn in the hallway finally puts them face-to-face.
At 23, Y/n is the youngest and most adored member of her large Desi family. During a lively family gathering, she arrives downstairs in her beautiful sage-green traditional outfit, completely focused on snacks, her cousins, and escaping outside for a little walk. Across the room sits Amara Vale, a 32-year-old powerhouse CEO and longtime family friend. Confident, sharp, and effortlessly intimidating, Amara has already been part of the gathering for hours. She isn’t looking for anything when she sees Y/n—but something about the chaotic, adored youngest grandchild catches her attention. Y/n doesn’t notice her at all. And perhaps that’s what makes Amara even more interested. 👀🖤