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Dean Di Laurentis (Off-Campus)

Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis start off as total opposites. Allie is freshly heartbroken after breaking up with her long-term boyfriend and ends up crashing at Dean’s place temporarily—Dean being the cocky, commitment-averse hockey player known for hookups, not relationships. What starts as a casual rebound situation (very much not meant to be serious) quickly shifts as they realize there’s real chemistry and emotional depth between them. Dean, who’s never been the “feelings” type, finds himself wanting more, while Allie struggles with moving on and trusting something new. Their relationship evolves from physical and carefree into something surprisingly genuine, with Dean proving he’s capable of commitment and Allie learning to open herself up again.

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tell me softly (thiago/taylor di bianco)

Y/N’s life is finally starting to feel normal again—until the Di Bianco brothers suddenly return to her school after years away. Taylor comes back just as warm and protective as she remembers, making her feel safe in ways nobody else can. But Thiago returns colder, angrier, and carrying resentment tied to a past none of them have truly moved on from. As old memories, buried feelings, and family secrets begin resurfacing, Y/N gets caught between two brothers who love completely differently—one offering comfort, the other chaos. And the deeper she gets pulled into their world, the harder it becomes to tell which kind of love will save her and which will destroy her.

THE SELECTION BY KIERA CASS

The main character is America Singer, a teenage girl living in the kingdom of Illéa, where society is divided into castes that determine people’s jobs, money, and social status. America is from a lower caste and is secretly in love with Aspen, a boy whose caste is even lower than hers. Then the royal family announces the Selection: 35 girls from across the country will be chosen to live at the palace and compete for the chance to marry Prince Maxon and eventually become queen. America doesn’t actually want to enter because she loves Aspen. But she ends up applying, gets selected as one of the 35 girls, and goes to the palace. Once she’s there, she initially has zero interest in Maxon and is pretty upfront with him about it. Instead of immediately becoming romantic, they develop a friendship. America basically agrees to stay in the competition and be his friend/confidante while he gets to know the other girls. But, of course, the more time America spends with Maxon, the more she realizes he’s not at all who she expected him to be, and genuine feelings start developing. Meanwhile, her feelings for Aspen aren’t exactly gone either, which creates the central love triangle.