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Stories of height differences, edgy alternative boys who play drums or bass (Looking at you Yuki Hinata), stereotypical romantasy transmigrations, college stories, AU Draco Malfoy, love-hate relationships, and lover of detailed stories and OCs. ✨🤞💝

Stories

    ᴛʜᴇ ꜱᴜɴ ᴅᴜᴋᴇ’ꜱ ᴄᴏʟᴅ ʙʀɪᴅᴇ

    “Your Grace, we’re only married on paper.” Your voice rose an octave as he kept his back facing you, turning a key to lock the bedroom door. His blonde hair caught the dim light as he looked over his shoulder at you. “I know.”he says softly “but I can’t handle those other men looking at you when you are mine.” ☀️ You woke up as the cold northern bride in a novel, the one who dies right beside her husband, the beloved Sun Duke. No one in the book ever learned why. The south calls you a gold-digging ice queen. You can’t entirely blame them. She had a sword, a bad reputation, and a talent for saying three words when thirty would do. In the novel, he never looked at his bride twice. You are the second daughter of a minor northern baron, with no fortune, no famous name, and a strong right arm. By day, you beat men twice your size in the training yard. By night, you embroider by the hearth, with stitches so fine that lords commission them as gifts. You don’t flatter, you don’t flirt, and you don’t smile unless you mean it. Then the Crown draws your family’s name for a marriage alliance, and your match is the richest man in the kingdom. Lucien Valmont rules a palace of white marble and glass above golden cliffs and lemon groves. He throws banquets that last three days. He remembers every servant’s name, and he greets you at the gates with flowers and a brass band. He is twenty-nine, impossibly charming, and delighted by your three-word answer. You planned on a year of polite misery and a quick escape back to the snow. Instead, you find a steward who won’t meet your eyes, a guard who is always conveniently absent, and a letter on the Duke’s desk that was opened and resealed. Someone is bleeding his fortune dry, and the man who adores everyone is the last to see the knife coming. Find the traitor. Survive the year. And try not to be thawed by the Sun Duke.

    Marry Me Again

    “Careful, Lady Y/N. I don’t share what’s mine.” The ballroom’s music thins to a murmur behind the terrace’s curtains. You came out here to breathe. You did not expect him to follow. The Empire’s Beast stands in the doorway, black coat, black gloves, storm-gray eyes that have never once lingered on anyone. They linger on you. He steps close enough for you to feel his body heat and raises a gloved finger to lift a loose curl from your cheek and tuck it behind your ear. Slow, deliberate, as if he’s testing whether you’ll flinch. You don’t. “I’m not yours yet.” His thumb brushes your jaw. Your pulse betrays you. “No.” A slow smile, the first you’ve ever seen him give. “But you will be.” He leans in close, lips brushing your ear. “I know no end to desiring you.” 💋🗡️❤️ Love was never meant to be part of the contract. Lady Y/N was born to obey—polished into perfection, promised to a man known as the Empire’s Beast. Their arranged marriage was a transaction of power, not affection. Somewhere between cold vows and burning glances, duty turned to desire and desire to ruin. Beneath the glitter of chandeliers and the weight of swords, their duty ignites into something dangerously alive—until betrayal turns that love to ash. Branded a traitor and executed by the rebels she tried to control, Y/N dies whispering in her heart the name of the man she destroyed only to wake five years before her downfall. This time, she won’t be anyone’s pawn. Not her mother's. Not the Crown’s and certainly not her husband’s. In this life, Y/N will wield the one advantage she was never meant to have: foresight. But when the man who once condemned her returns to claim her hand again, the game resets—only the board has changed, and Y/N holds the pieces while facing a cruel truth: love and power are the most foolish bedfellows of all. You’ve already died once for them. Will you do it again?

    The Duke’s Convienent Wife

    You fell down the stairs and woke up as the random extra noblewoman who gets executed in a single line of your favorite novel: The Duke’s Convienent Wife. Your sister Seraphine Wrenmoor is about to frame you for five scandals, and the first one arrives in ten minutes. This will only get worse in the next thirty days before you eventually get decapitated for treason. Your only way out is to marry Duke Emryus Thorne, the coldest man in the empire, who has never once looked your way. Frankly, no one has. Will you rewrite your ending, or become the footnote you were always meant to be?

    Top Shelf Rivals

    Holland Ricker is a nerd. No, not one of those gangly semi-attractive take-off-the-glasses types who can secretly break your hand. No. Holland is the most awkward and horribly short person at Harvard University. That’s right. 5'3" to be exact. Y/N is 6'4" and caught him mid-fall. Now Harvard’s smallest, angriest nerd is glaring up at you, his rival Yi-Jun Kim is watching a little too closely, and everyone is competing for the same fellowship (and maybe for you).

    Frostbitten Vow

    They say the Duke of the North buried three brides before he turned twenty-five. They don’t say what happens to the fourth. ❄️❤️‍🔥🗡️ At fifteen, she took her first mercenary contract. At twenty-five, she signed her second. The first fed her family for a month. The second might cost her heart, her name, and her life. They call her Killing Frost. She has never lost a fight, and she has never been so afraid of a signature. When the Duke of the North offers her a year-long marriage, triple pay, and the best physician in the realm for her sick little brother, she says yes before her pride can say no. He needs a wife the Crown can’t buy. She needs a way out of the slums. Simple. She should have refused. Nobles donut marry girls from the slums or battlefields They use them and let the winter take. Until the silk starts to feel like skin. Until the door between their rooms stops feeling like a wall. Until she finds her father’s initials in his war ledger, beside a seal that should never have touched them. Her husband is burning from the inside. The Crown is closing in and the man she’s learning to love may be the reason why she ever learned to fight. Marry the Duke. Guard his life. Whatever you do, don’t fall in love.

    I Hate Jared Parker

    Everyone in the Bay Area knows one rule: don’t fall for Jared Parker. Especially you. You’d love to throw a drumstick at his perfect, polite face. Instead, you’re standing backstage with your heart doing a drum fill, because he just handed you the pedal beater you lost a month ago. 🥁😤❤️‍🔥 He’s the drummer of your rival band. He’s your older brother’s best friend. He’s also the only person alive who can make “good set” sound like a confession. Your brother Daniel swears he’s neutral. He also swears Jared is off limits, and he will yell, flee, or text in all caps before he explains why. A toxic ex with a key to Jared’s apartment and chaotic band mates a little too involved in your love life: it’s already off to a bad start. Now it’s Battle of the Bands season: one winner, one recording contract, and your band plays right before his. Every. Single. Time. Three years of rivalry. Three years of him playing right after you, clapping a beat too long, being relentlessly, infuriatingly kind. You built your whole personality around hating him. Winning would mean beating him. Losing would mean admitting why you didn’t mind. Either way, it’s Jared Parker.

    Married To The Wrong Greenwhich

    “I’m not even supposed to be your husband.” “Yes, darling, we’ve covered that. Now stop apologizing to the chair and hold my arm. The Queen is watching.” 🍇 You were promised to the golden heir. You got his awkward, ink-stained brother, the one who apologizes to furniture, speaks fluent Valmoran when flustered, and has never once lied successfully. Cassian Greenwhich forged a Duke’s seal, flirted with the Duke’s wife, and vanished on a night ship. Now the Queen Consort wants the scandal smothered by a radiant new marriage in the front row of the social season. So you, a spoiled heiress who has never been told no, and Louie, a scholar who came home to a dying vineyard, must now fake the love story of the century.

    𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓛𝓪𝓭𝔂 𝓚𝓲𝓵𝓵𝓮𝓻 | Mafia & Romance

    “Try not to learn too much.” The first thing Bennet Coleman says to you, he says with a smile. Everyone in Moscow knows the story. Three years ago, his fiancée vanished, and his ex-girlfriend was pulled from the Moskva. The Coleman name made sure no one asked questions. Now the heir to Coleman Holdings is a walking cautionary tale: charming, beautiful, and impossible to look at without feeling like prey. Girls dare each other to flirt with him. Nobody dares to be alone with him. You’re the new hire at the family’s walled estate, a forensic accountant brought in quietly to find the mole in their books. You aren’t here for gossip, and you aren’t here to be afraid. You’re here for the numbers. Yet, the numbers don’t match the headlines. Someone paid for each victim’s silence before she died. The trail leads to Bennet’s accounts, yet the signatures aren’t his. The Colemans launder money for half the city, which means you now know too much to leave. The only man in the house who seems to want you alive is the one everyone says kills women. He is dangerous. He is violent. He is possessive. He is not the monster they’ve made him, but he is not innocent either. Trust him, fear him, or follow the money alone. Every choice you make will cost something; maybe even your heart.

    ʏᴜᴋɪ ʜɪɴᴀᴛᴀ ɪꜱ ᴀ ʙɪᴛᴄʜ.

    “The last roommate lasted nine days.” “Good to know.” “I don’t think you’ll make it that long.” 🖤💋🖤 Y/N is only here for a semester of chaos. Yuki Hinata is at Standford for the year. That should be plenty of time to figure out why he’s such a bitch. It’s just not enough time to figure out why you keep leaving your door open when he’s home. You should hate him. You tell yourself that every night while his bass hums through your wall and your eyes follow his head whenever Jared invites you to a gig you actually show up to. New apartment. New roommates. One drummer who feeds you, one guitarist who sizes you up, and one bassist who couldn’t care less. Allegedly. Yuki Hinata is a bitch. You’d say it to his face, if he’d ever stop making you want him to say your name.

    Liability | The Malfoy Clause

    draco malfoy isn’t nice. not even a little. 🥀 he’s on parole. you’re his co-signer. the ministry calls it “reconciliation housing.” you call it a clerical crime. your problem? one apartment, one bathroom, and a man who agrees to every rule you set way too easily. then mattheo riddle arrives, smiling and asking way too many questions, and draco’s glass shatters. if he breaks parole, you lose everything. if you fall for him, you lose more.

    ᴘʀᴏꜰᴇꜱꜱɪᴏɴᴀʟ ʙᴏᴜɴᴅᴀʀɪᴇꜱ | ᴍᴀɴᴀɢᴇʀ x ᴋᴀɢᴇʏᴀᴍᴀ

    “You’re my manager. You don’t get to decide when you leave me.” A pause. Then his voice dips low, his breath hot against your ear.  “I can’t do this season without you.” 🏐🖤💋 Mid-match, the arena roars on the other side of the tunnel wall. Kageyama Tobio has you backed against it, one hand braced beside your head, dark blue eyes burning, breathing like he just lost a rally. He doesn’t touch you. He doesn’t have to. Ten years ago, you blocked the one set he thought was unreadable at a mixed exhibition match. He’s never forgiven you. He’s also never stopped watching the tape. Now you handle his schedule, his sponsors, and his phone calls, and he has rules. You take his calls first. You sit by the bench. You tell him when you leave a room. He says it’s purely professional. He’s fired four managers. He signed your contract before you finished the sentence. He shows up at your door at midnight with milk to “check your lock,” glares at anyone who stands too close, and has never once said what he actually means. Kageyama says you’re his manager. He said it’s just rules. You’re starting to think it’s all just one big attempt at blocking. Again.

    Doctor’s Orders | Hinata Shouyou

    “You’re not going to ask for an autograph?” “I don’t even know who you are.” 🏐😅🥼 He’s sitting on your treatment table with a sprained ankle, orange hair a mess, grinning like he’s waiting for you to gasp. You have no idea who he is. Hinata Shouyou: Black Jackals ace, national treasure, and the guy whose face is on half the posters in Japan and Brazil. For six weeks, he’s stuck in Miyagi with a bad ankle and worse patience. You’re assigned to be Hinata’s rehab doctor and the only person in town who treats him like a regular patient. Your choices decide how this rehab ends. Want to keep him? Sit. Stay. Don’t let him stand on that ankle.

    Hot & Cold | Alpha Kuroo

    “Don’t.” Kuroo’s hand is braced on the wall beside your head, his knuckles white. He hasn’t touched you. He hasn’t come any closer, a suppressant gripped in his hand. But the bathroom stall is small, your heat is a day early, and for the first time since you met him, the room smells like something. Rain on hot pavement. 💋💻🐺 Three weeks earlier, you were just the new omega on Nekoma Corp’s sales floor, and everyone had warned you about Kuroo Tetsurou. He’s the Senior Sales Director, an alpha who has never smiled at a new hire, who reads your pitch and says again, who scrubs his scent so thoroughly that his office smells like nothing at all. He uses your surname like a verdict. He is, by every account, impossible to impress. You came to work. You can survive 7 AM meetings, soundproofed pitch reviews, and the way his eyes narrow when your numbers are almost good enough. What you can’t explain is everything else. The client call he quietly reroutes. The suppressant left on your desk with no note. The way he steps between you and a smiling VP who keeps crossing lines, as if it costs him nothing. The way his control slips, just once, when you walk past. Now the biggest account of the year is on the line, your heat is closing in, and the coldest man in the building is holding himself perfectly still, as if one wrong breath might undo three years of penance. The coldest alpha in Tokyo has one weakness, and it just got assigned to his team. Heat leave is three days. Falling for your boss is forever.

    Subscriber Count

    The internet wants your face. You just want one of these idiots to look at you. 💋📸🖤 Kai Morita is the campus’s most dangerous habit: gym-built, motorcycle-fast, and a flirt who has never had to mean a word of it. Two million people watch him do calistenhics through the dark every night. Only one person stands just out of frame, in baggy black jeans and gray sneakers, and now the internet wants to know who you are. Theo says everything is “fine” and means the opposite. Mara keeps a spreadsheet of everything the house is hiding, and she’s running out of columns. And a verified stranger has been in your DMs for three days, saying they’ve watched every video, that you’re the only one who never looks at the camera, and that they’d like to know why. Everyone in this house wants something from you. Everyone is lying about what. Pick your person. Pick no one. Just don’t step out of frame unless you mean it.

    Sorry in Advance

    There are three rules for being Vic Zhou’s best friend: 1. Show up to every gig. 2. Never say anything nice about Hang Up, Bitch! 3. Do not look at Theo. You’ve been breaking rule three since sophomore year. Here’s the problem with a town this small: one music scene, four venues, and a sworn enemy waiting behind every door. Row, the lead singer who stole Vic’s win with a smirk. Jared, whose grin gets him out of everything. And Theo, the soft-eyed bassist in the gray flannel who has never once noticed you watching. He’s in love with Row. You’re in love with him. Vic swears he’s off limits, a betrayal waiting to happen, and she’s saying it while wearing Jared’s flannel. Because Vic is sleeping with the enemy, and Jared’s toxic ex, Bunny, is never far behind. Everyone’s lying. Everyone’s pining in the wrong direction. Then, across a crowded frat house, Theo’s eyes skip right past Row... and stop on you. Loyalty or love? Pick one. Sorry in advance.

    Paris is Only for Two

    “Oh,” he says, barely audible, reading the sheet beside you. Then, quieter: “...Okay.” His shoulder is an inch from yours and you can feel the warmth of him through his sweatshirt. It’s the first word Ren Kuroda has ever spoken in your direction. 🖤 Ren Kuroda is the best student in your studio year and you hate him for it. For a year, you’ve counted every second a professor lingers over Ren’s work instead of yours. He’s the tall, silent transfer in the back row, black cap pulled low, headphones around his neck, paint under his nails that matches no assignment. You’re a third-year at Parsons with a scholarship dream, a sketchbook full of tally marks, and a reputation for never letting anything go. He has never said one word to you. You’ve decided that’s arrogance. Then the faculty announces the Paris fellowship will go to the pair with the highest combined mark in the semester project and your name lands next to his. He deflects your ideas with one-liners. He leaves meetings early. He works nights on the line at an East Village izakaya, paints custom sneakers for strangers, and hides something under his oversized sweatshirts. He flinches when a professor says “derivative,” and no one will tell you why. Win Paris. Keep your pride. Unravel his secrets. And try not to fall for the boy you swore you’d beat. One fellowship. Two rivals. Zero sleep.

    Out Of My League

    His thumb traced the Sharpie on your wrist. “Call me. Or don’t. I’ll be playing for you either way, pretty girl.” 🎸💋 You spent two years in love with the quarterback. Then your best friend started dating him. Now you’re smiling through every game-day party, dying a little inside, until the guitarist everyone wants slips his leather jacket over your shoulders and says, “Come hear me play.” Dex Moreau has the buzzcut, the neck tattoo, and a campus full of girls who’d give anything for one look. He only looks at you. But his ex is the queen of campus, and she wants him back. Your best friend can’t know the truth and you can’t tell if you’re falling for Dex or just trying to stop hurting. Stay in the crowd, or let him play for you alone?

    Lights, Camera, Malfoy

    “Stop moving around. You’re making my job a lot harder then it needs to be.” “I’m photogenic. It shouldn’t be.” 💋📸💋 Draco Malfoy is the most beautiful, most insufferable model in the business. He’s late to everything, he’s made four photographers quit, and one of them did it with a single-word email: No. You’re the next one on the list. When a tabloid catches the two of you leaving the studio late at night together, Pansy has a “brilliant” idea: fake a romance, boost the campaign, and walk away clean when it wraps. A few dinners. A few staged kisses on the cheek. Easy, right? It’s not. Especially when things get a little more real then you’d like them to be. Will this end in a headline or a heartbreak?

    Lose Control | Lee Know

    “Your form is off. It’s a double count too.” “I feel like you’re just trying to make excuses to touch me at this point, with your hands on my hips like that.” 🪩 Dance is about control. Lee Know had plenty of it until y/n walked in his studio. Three years of spreadsheets. One saved-up paycheck. One drop-in class at 1MILLION Dance Studio. Y/n only wanted to fulfill a lifelong dream and learn how to dance. That was until the top instructor at 1MILLION, Lee Know, noticed you from across the room. He doesn’t smile, doesn’t praise, and doesn’t let go of eye contact but these words do come out of his mouth: “Back wall? No. Come here.”

    Snowed In | Grumpy x Sunshine

    Nobody says no to Y/N Ronan, the CEO of Northline Logistics. Looks like Daniel Miller missed the memo. ❄️ You are the CEO of Northline Logistics. Ten years of ruthless deals, sleepless nights, and a reputation that makes grown men reschedule meetings. You have never lost in a boardroom. Now your brother Ezekiel is smiling at the board, saying he’s “just worried about you,” and quietly counting the votes to take everything you built. So you did the one thing you never do. You ran. One week in a remote Alaskan cabin, no assistants, no calls, just a laptop and a plan to destroy his coup in peace. Instead you found Daniel Miller. Flannel. Devishily attractive. He says the cabin was double booked. He’s so sorry. (He doesn’t look sorry. He looks delighted.)You tell him to leave in the voice that has ended careers. He offers you soup instead. Then the snow buries the only road out. Five days. One cabin. One man who isn’t afraid of you, doesn’t want a single thing from you, and has never heard of Northline. It’s the most infuriating thing that has ever happened to you. But something isn’t right. Your booking confirmation has vanished. Daniel’s story about the cabin keeps changing. There are tire tracks at the foot of the road that were there before the snow. And the file your brother just sent has a name in its metadata. His. Now you’re snowed in with a man who’s either the only person who isn’t lying to you, or the one who’s been planning this since before you arrived.