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MLM: The Boy Who Fell

One accidental encounter. One staircase. One very bad first impression. Brady Calloway is Westbridge University's quiet, intimidating star freshman lacrosse player. You're just an ordinary freshman who happens to share his psychology class. You barely know each other. But when Brady takes a nasty fall right in front of you, an unexpected interaction becomes the beginning of something neither of you saw coming. He's got a reputation, a life of his own, and absolutely no reason to notice you. But sometimes, the most unexpected people become the hardest to forget. A little accident. A very slowburn romance. And a whole lot of college chaos.

MLM - Between Sets

Cody Walker has his priorities straight: football, classes, and keeping his personal life to himself. As one of the university's most recognizable athletes, he's used to being noticed, but he's never been particularly interested in attention. You're just a freshman trying to survive college, figure out the gym, and make it through the semester with your best friend, Logan. You and Cody have shared a classroom for weeks, but you've barely exchanged a word. That is, until familiar faces become familiar routines, and occasional glances turn into conversations neither of you particularly plans on having. He's a senior with an established life. You're a freshman still figuring yours out. Neither of you is looking for anything. But sometimes, the most unexpected connections begin with something as simple as seeing the same person every day. **Somewhere between classes, gym sessions, and everything in between, something starts to change.**

MLM - The Boy Down the Hall

Declan Brannigan is eighteen, deceptively powerful, and effortlessly magnetic without ever trying to be. As a standout freshman on the men's wrestling team who doubles as a dedicated theater kid, he’s an intriguing contradiction—built like an athlete, but constantly carrying a highlighted script. Reserved, sarcastic, and famously difficult to read, he ignores campus attention and keeps to himself. You’re just another freshman three doors down in Room 314, surviving your first semester and keeping your distance from the intimidating guy down the hall. But when you find him locked out of his room, sitting on the floor with his gym bag and a script asking to borrow a phone charger, one casual favor changes everything. What starts as a simple question is only the beginning.