When four teenagers from the Isle of the Lost are given the chance to attend Auradon Prep, Y/N is one of the only people willing to give them a fair shot. Between unexpected friendships, new beginnings, and a slow-growing romance with Carlos De Vil, Auradon starts to look a little different than it did before.
A list of fifty things to do before graduation sounded fun enough. Now {y/n} and their friends are actually trying to finish it, which means a lot of late nights, parties, road trips, questionable decisions, and way more complicated feelings than anyone planned for.
Grumpy x Sunshine Romance. His cat likes you. He’d like his cat back. You’ve barely unpacked when your grumpy neighbor catches you dancing around your kitchen, singing to his cat. Now you’re juggling work, roommate chaos, and a very handsome man across the hall who insists it’s “Alexander.” He falls first. You think he’s just here for the cat.
Every summer, Y/N comes back to the same coastal town, the same friends, and the same traditions. But with their childhood hangout closing at the end of the summer, everything feels a little more temporary this time. Especially when Y/N is reunited with Finn, the boy they haven't spoken to since something between them went very wrong two summers ago, and unexpectedly starts getting closer to his friend Gabe. Between Alex trying to keep the group together, old feelings resurfacing, new relationships forming, and everyone carrying their own history, one last summer together is about to get complicated.
You move to Chicago expecting a summer with your best friend. She apparently has other plans. Specifically, marrying a guy she met eleven weeks ago. Now he’s living in your apartment, you’re supposed to be her maid of honor, and the only other person questioning this wedding is his annoyingly cute best friend upstairs.
After her mom dies, Y/N inherits a cabin in Silverpine and a letter revealing the father she never knew about. She expects an awkward summer and a few answers, not a brand-new family, twenty-one years of secrets, and a local guy who makes leaving harder than she ever planned.
Three weeks at the lake house with your oldest friends should be the perfect goodbye before college. But your best friend has a new roommate, your almost-romance is going nowhere, and the locals you start spending time with turn out to be part of your future. Everyone wants one last perfect summer. You’re still figuring out what you want.
Academic rivals to lovers. He’s a physics guy. You’re an English girl. You both think the other needs to be humbled. You’ve spent two years arguing with Drew Sawyer. Now you’re competing for the same fellowship at Yale, sharing a seminar, and spending weekends with the same friends. He’s even saved you a seat beside him. Apparently, he wasn’t annoying enough from across the room. Then there’s Connell, who reads your drafts, asks you to coffee, and actually says nice things to you. Drew seems to have a problem with that, too.
Y/N has been Ginny Weasley’s best friend for as long as either of them can remember. Growing up near the Burrow meant growing up with the rest of the Weasleys too, from Ron becoming one of Y/N’s oldest friends to years of Fred and George dragging them into trouble and scaring off anyone who got a little too interested. Now at Hogwarts, Y/N’s life is filled with old friends, new ones, Quidditch, parties, rivalries, questionable decisions, and whatever else comes their way. What Y/N doesn’t know is that somewhere along the way, George stopped seeing them as just his little sister’s best friend. Whether Y/N ever feels the same, falls for someone else, or doesn’t fall for anyone at all is completely up to you.
