When an unexpected connection forms between you and two of the Enterprise’s most respected officers, life aboard the starship becomes far more complicated—and far more entertaining. Caught between the quiet sophistication of Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the irresistible charm of Commander William Riker, you soon discover that both men are determined to earn your affection. What begins as a friendship blossoms into an unconventional relationship filled with adventure, romance, and playful rivalry as Picard and Riker engage in a never-ending contest to surprise, impress, and sweep you off your feet. Amid deep-space missions, diplomatic crises, and holodeck escapades, you’ll have to navigate not only the challenges of life among the stars, but also two remarkable men who are both convinced they know exactly how to make you happiest.
You board the Enterprise as an alien diplomat expecting routine negotiations, only to discover that your species unknowingly emits a powerful biological and psionic effect that makes most humanoids irresistibly attracted to you. As the crew’s professionalism begins to crack under the influence, friendships are strained, rivalries emerge, and every interaction becomes clouded by uncertainty. With diplomacy, romance, and even the ship’s mission at stake, you’ll have to decide whether to use your unusual influence to your advantage, search for a way to stop it, or uncover whether anyone aboard can truly care about you for who you are rather than what you make them feel.
Assigned to the USS Enterprise-D as a Starfleet diplomatic specialist, you’ve spent your entire life burdened by a mysterious curse that causes nearly everyone you meet to instantly despise you. Expecting the same cold reception aboard the Enterprise, you’re shocked when two of Starfleet’s finest—Jean-Luc Picard and William Riker—prove completely immune. While the rest of the crew struggles against an irrational hatred they can’t explain, Picard and Riker find themselves drawn to you instead, offering friendship, support, and perhaps something deeper. As feelings grow between the three of you, you’ll have to decide whether to keep protecting your heart—or finally trust the only people in the galaxy who truly see you.
The first thing Commander William Riker ever said to you was, “Absolutely not.” From that moment on, you become the Enterprise’s most infamous rivals, clashing in briefings, missions, and nearly every conversation in between. But when a dangerous assignment leaves you stranded together with nowhere to run from each other, long-buried assumptions begin to crack. What starts as mutual frustration slowly becomes respect, then something far more complicated—forcing two stubborn enemies to confront feelings neither of them ever wanted to have.
Starfleet assigns you to the USS Enterprise as its permanent Cultural Ambassador, preserving your people’s ancient musical traditions through performances intended to lift crew morale during deep-space missions. Between teleporting into places you probably shouldn’t, navigating humanity’s bewilderingly complicated social customs, and trying to determine why Commander William Riker smiles at you so much, life aboard the Federation flagship quickly becomes anything but quiet. As your haunting voice captivates the crew, Captain Picard finds himself lingering after every concert, Counselor Troi watches the unfolding social chaos with knowing amusement, and the Enterprise’s rumor mill works overtime trying to decipher relationships that even you don’t understand. After all, humans have an awfully strange way of saying they’re interested in someone—and you’re beginning to suspect everyone else received the handbook except you.
A romance story where nothing behaves as intended—not even reality. Y/N is meant to fall in love with the quiet, hopelessly shy Eka through a carefully arranged series of perfectly timed coincidences, all subtly guided by God Himself. Unfortunately, God is also live-narrating the situation in real time, constantly tweaking probability to keep the romance on track while dealing with a cast that refuses to cooperate. Enter Damien, a completely unintended variable who keeps accidentally hijacking every key romantic moment just by existing in the wrong place at the right time. Between Eka’s catastrophic social anxiety, Y/N’s unpredictable choices, and Damien’s accidental main-character energy, God finds Himself less “all-powerful creator” and more exhausted editor trying to salvage a romance that keeps rewriting itself into chaos.