A boy name Luna has a crush on a boy at his private school name Mitchell and he doesn’t know how to express his feelings and the problem is that Mitchell is his older sister boyfriend (the sister is only 1-2 ish years older) but Luna doesn’t wanna even break them up so he tried to ignore Mitchell and acting like he doesn’t care but that changes! One kiss! One love! One big problem! Created by: I.M
You can’t date Amias is 15 and starting at a new school after his parents’ divorce. He’s handsome, athletic, and comes from an extremely powerful family. His papa Alexander is a famous billionaire CEO with seven strict rules—including NO DATING UNTIL 21! At school, Amias becomes the target of Chris, a bully who thinks Amias is too small and too cute to defend himself. But everything changes when Koa, the school’s popular star athlete, steps in. Amias and Koa quickly become close, and soon their friendship turns into something more. But they have to keep it secret from Alexander. Then, at the school carnival, Amias sees Koa with the star cheerleader Millie and thinks he’s been betrayed. Heartbroken, Amias runs home—only to discover that Alexander has found his secret diary. Now Amias’s biggest secrets are out. Can Koa explain what really happened? And can Alexander learn that protecting Amias doesn’t mean controlling his life?
You are Lilly and you are in love with Kai (Lilly is a male) Quick summary  Kai never expected to fall in love with someone other than his girlfriend, Shay. But as he grows closer to Lilly, he realizes his feelings for him are real. Wanting to be honest, Kai ends his relationship with Shay so neither of them has to live with a lie. Soon after, Kai and Lilly begin dating and quickly discover how happy they are together. Their happiness doesn’t last long, however. Lilly’s obsessive ex-boyfriend, Sam, can’t accept that he’s moved on. Consumed by jealousy, he begins secretly following the couple, watching their every move and leaving behind unsettling reminders that he’s always nearby. As the stalking becomes more dangerous, Kai and Lilly must lean on each other to protect the love they’ve found while trying to escape Sam’s growing obsession.
Height Doesn’t Matter Koyio, 15, is smart, handsome, and 5’11”. Despite constantly being asked out, he rarely dates because his dads—especially his powerful CEO father Jake—are extremely protective of him. Jake’s difficult childhood made him determined to give Koyio the safe, loving, and loyal relationship he never had. Koyio’s other dad, Juno, is a famous lawyer who is kind, gentle, and soft-hearted. One day, while walking to P.E. with his annoying friend Chay, Koyio is asked a strange question: “What makes someone a top?” Confused, Koyio gives the first answer that comes to mind: “Height?” Unfortunately, two students overhear him. Tom and Mike, identical 17-year-old twins who are both 5’9”, already have a crush on Koyio—and now they can’t stop teasing him about his answer. But when a lockdown drill unexpectedly leaves the three of them alone near the school’s cherry-blossom tree, Tom and Mike finally get the chance to talk to Koyio. What begins as one ridiculous question soon becomes the beginning of an unexpected friendship—and possibly something more complicated. Because Koyio is about to discover one important lesson: Height doesn’t matter. What matters is the connection between people.
Harold is 21, a Harvard student studying to become a lawyer, and a young man trying to build a life separate from his complicated family history. He grew up with his mother, Denise, and his sister, Millie, in a tiny three-room house. It wasn’t fancy, but Harold remembers it as home—a place filled with family meals, laughter, quiet nights, and memories he still carries with him. His biological father is a world-famous billionaire CEO who wasn’t around during Harold’s childhood. Denise raised Harold and Millie mostly on her own, while his father eventually created a new life and married another man. Millie is now pursuing a career as a singer and actress while working at Koi Café. Now Harold lives in New York and attends Harvard, but after spending his money on college, groceries, gas, and other expenses, he realizes he can’t afford his rent. So he accepts a job as the assistant to a mysterious, powerful CEO. On his first day, Harold discovers that someone from his past works there too: Elio, the boy who bullied him since preschool. Elio used to embarrass Harold constantly, including exposing Harold’s feelings for both boys and girls when Harold was still in the closet. But now Elio seems different. Instead of bullying Harold, he’s constantly trying to get close to him. Harold doesn’t know whether Elio genuinely cares about him or whether there’s another reason behind his sudden change. And when Harold discovers that his new boss’s identity may be connected to his own family, his ordinary job becomes the beginning of a much bigger mystery.
Mocker Club — Summary Vincent, a 19-year-old bartender at the popular Mocker Club, is used to getting unwanted attention from customers—but one mysterious man keeps catching his attention. Carson is a handsome and incredibly powerful young CEO who regularly visits the club just to see Vincent. He never hides his interest particularly well, and Vincent quickly realizes that Carson has been keeping an eye on him. But instead of being creeped out, Vincent is intrigued. When Carson finally gathers the courage to confess his feelings and admit that he’s been watching Vincent from afar, Vincent reveals something unexpected: He already knew—and he liked Carson’s attention. But Carson doesn’t know the biggest secret of all. Vincent’s father is even more powerful than Carson. And once their worlds collide, Carson may discover that falling for Vincent comes with far more complications than he ever expected.
MASK — Summary Fifteen-year-old Hudson is anything but an ordinary teenager. After skipping three grades, Hudson is preparing to enter senior-level classes while secretly starting a new job at a massive company run by a seventeen-year-old CEO named Jake. Despite being young, Hudson is already an elite athlete in tennis, basketball, and volleyball. He has been part of the extremely competitive Star Wars Protein program since he was five and holds the prestigious Golden Magazine in all three sports. Yet despite his incredible talents, Hudson remains humble, shy, caring, and sweet. On his first day at work, Hudson meets Charlotte, a girl determined to win Jake’s attention. After noticing Hudson, Charlotte gives him a mask to wear because an employee is sick. But the mask creates an unexpected problem. Jake becomes strangely curious about the mysterious new employee. Even though he can only see half of Hudson’s face, Jake can’t stop thinking about him. What neither of them knows is that their lives are about to collide again. Because Hudson’s new boss… is also going to be his new classmate. And the boy behind the mask may be hiding far more than Jake ever expected.
Summary — Mock Olivia has always been the kind, intelligent, and popular student everyone seems to notice. Alongside his longtime friend Tom, Olivia spends his days navigating school, friendships, teasing, and the occasional unexpected crush. One morning, Tom starts mocking the way Olivia talks, turning their walk through school into a playful competition of who can imitate the other better. But their teasing takes an unexpected turn when Tom asks Olivia on a date. As Olivia begins to realize his feelings for Tom, another complicated story is unfolding behind the scenes—one involving his family and a secret that could change everything. Carson Volk may be more than just someone Olivia calls “Papa,” and Olivia has no idea that his family has been keeping a major truth from him. Between secret family connections, longtime friendships, playful romance, and a boba date with Charlie and Millie, Olivia’s seemingly ordinary school life is about to become anything but ordinary.
You are a boy name (Jacob) Jacob Carter has spent his whole life being told what to do, so when his parents announce they’ve arranged his marriage to a man named Zach, he expects a disaster. What he doesn’t expect is that the stranger waiting at the altar will be just as guarded, just as unwilling, and just as impossible to figure out. What starts as an awkward arrangement slowly shifts into something neither of them can explain. Small habits become routines. Routines become late-night conversations. And just when Jacob starts to believe this strange new life might actually be good, everything changes again. His parents divorce, his father starts dating Zach’s stepfather, and suddenly the family situation becomes a tangled mess no one saw coming. But the biggest surprise isn’t the chaos. It’s the fact that, somewhere in the middle of it all, Jacob realizes he’s no longer living the life his parents chose for him. He’s building one of his own—and the person lstanding beside him might be the best part of it.
BAD AT LOVE Jea is only 15, but his life is anything but ordinary. After skipping two grades, he’s balancing school with professional-level tennis, wrestling, and basketball while being the son of Elio, one of the most powerful CEOs in the world. Jea has always been told that his mother abandoned him when he was three. He barely remembers her, and his father claims she left to focus on business. But Jea’s life becomes complicated when he starts dating Jake—a cocky, sarcastic troublemaker who acts completely different around him. Jake is sweet, playful, and caring toward Jea, but Elio immediately dislikes him. After Elio catches the two together, their relationship falls apart. Jea ends up breaking up with Jake and transfers to a new school, where he unexpectedly develops feelings for another boy. Then Jea discovers something far bigger than his messy love life. After running away to his uncle Tom’s house, he learns that the woman he thought was Tom’s wife is actually Lisbon—Tom’s best friend. And the biggest secret of all? Elio and Tom are secretly married. Suddenly, everything Jea believed about his family begins to crumble. His mother’s disappearance. Lisbon’s fake identity. His father’s secret marriage. And the years of lies surrounding his childhood. Jea thought he was bad at love. He never expected to discover that his entire family was even worse at telling the truth.
So You’re Dating Your Boss? Isn’t he married?  Kay is a nineteen-year-old college student and the assistant to Jhimkuor, one of the most powerful CEOs in South Korea. Nobody knows that Kay is secretly the son of the world’s No. 1 CEO and a famous, kind-hearted lawyer. As Kay and Jhimkuor grow closer, their relationship turns into something Kay never expected. Eventually, Jhimkuor proposes, and Kay says yes. But Kay doesn’t know Jhimkuor is hiding a huge secret. Jhimkuor already has a wife named Scherly. Unaware of the marriage, Kay discovers that he is pregnant just before Jhimkuor leaves for London for an important business assignment. Now Kay has to deal with a long-distance relationship, a growing family, and a secret marriage he knows nothing about. And when Kay’s powerful family is finally revealed, Jhimkuor’s secrets may come crashing down too.
Kitty-cat-kitty-cat!Run!Run! Everyone knew the name Kitty. At only 25, he had already won countless awards, starred in blockbuster films, and built a reputation for stealing every scene he appeared in. Fans adored him, directors fought over him, and critics called him “the brightest star of his generation.” But not everyone was cheering for him. A rising actor named Kin Chai wanted the spotlight for himself. Every interview became a competition. Every audition turned into a silent battle. Whenever Kitty’s name was mentioned, Kin Chai would smirk and say, “He’s overrated. Give someone else a chance.” The media loved the rivalry. When Hollywood announced auditions for The Eternal Crown, the most expensive movie ever made, everyone knew only one actor would leave with the lead role. Kitty. Or Kin Chai. ⸻ On audition day, Kitty walked into the studio wearing a hoodie and jeans. The security guard blinked. “Whoa there, kid. Where are your parents?” Kitty laughed. “I’m here to audition.” The guard frowned. “How old are you?” “ 25 .” “I’m gonna need to see some ID.” This wasn’t unusual. Kitty had such a youthful face that people constantly mistook him for a fifteen-year-old. He handed over his identification. The guard stared. “…You’re actually nineteen.” “Told you.” “Sorry, Mr. Kitty.” ⸻ As Kitty headed toward the waiting room, something even stranger happened. A few older men nearby noticed him. “Hey there, sweetheart.” “You’ve got a pretty smile.” “Want to grab dinner sometime?” Kitty gave a polite but firm smile. “No, thank you.” One of them persisted. “Come on, it’ll only take a minute.” Kitty’s expression turned serious. “I said no.” Without another word, he walked away, leaving them speechless. ⸻ Inside the audition room, Kin Chai was already there. He crossed his arms. “So… they finally let the child actor in.” Kitty shrugged. “I get that a lot.” “You won’t be laughing after today.” “We’ll see.” ⸻ The final
Are We Lovers? Detailed Summary Zayn Nathan Gonzales is 21 years old and has worked hard to create a life for himself. He grew up poor with his mother after his father was rarely around and eventually left the family. Despite his difficult childhood, Zayn became intelligent, independent, hardworking, and confident. Now Zayn has a well-paying job as the personal assistant to Mike, a 23-year-old CEO who is one of the richest, most famous, and most powerful businessmen in the world. Mike is handsome and impossible to ignore. He has messy blonde hair, sharp features, earrings, and a confident personality. However, when he’s around Zayn, his personality becomes much softer. Mike is always finding little excuses to be close to him. He holds Zayn’s hand while they’re walking, gently lifts his chin when he wants his attention, puts his hand around Zayn’s waist, and sometimes simply watches him when he thinks Zayn isn’t looking. The problem? Zayn doesn’t realize Mike is in love with him. Mike has secretly fallen completely in love with his assistant, but he’s afraid that confessing his feelings could change their relationship. During a business trip, Mike lets Zayn stay at his private house. After an exhausting day, Zayn falls asleep on the couch. Mike watches him for a while before eventually lying beside him and falling asleep next to him. The next morning, Zayn wakes up to find Mike making him an enormous five-star breakfast. As they eat, Zayn finally asks Mike if he likes him. Mike panics and says he doesn’t have a crush on him. But when Zayn isn’t listening, Mike quietly admits the truth to himself: He doesn’t just like Zayn. He loves him. Meanwhile, everyone around them already thinks they’re together. Whenever they go to restaurants, hotels, or business events, people assume Zayn is Mike’s husband. Even though Zayn constantly explains that they’re not married, the rumors continue. Eventually, the internet becomes convinced that Mike and Zayn secretly
(BL story) Some people do know what they like and some people don’t! This is a were a young boy name Tom finds out what his in too like if he is in to his ex’s boyfriend! Harley is Tom’s ex (btw Tom is the one who dumped her)! Harley is a wannabe prom queen when it’s not until 3 years for prom and Tom he was never interested in to Harley he was just bored but he didn’t know that Harley was obsessed about him! But she played it cool and a new transfer student came and he was fine and kinda popular so Harley decided to peer pressure him in too a relationship! But she didn’t know that Max cheated on her with TOM!!! (BTW Tom is main character)
RAT TAIL For ten years, Matthew believed he was one of the weakest Lunars in the world. Taken to the secretive Rat Lab at age five, he was classified as an Oriopajester—the lowest Lunar rank. He grew up in a small dorm, attended the laboratory’s school, and learned to survive under a system where children were ranked by how rare and powerful they were. But Matthew was never ordinary. A gifted violinist, guitarist, and drummer, he is also remarkably talented at volleyball, basketball, and tennis. Strange things happen around him too—machines malfunction, security systems shut down, and other Lunars sometimes become stronger in his presence. Then, at fourteen, Matthew is called for a complete retest. One by one, the scanners reject every Lunar classification. Until the final result appears: SUPERSUBSTANTIAL — 0.000000001% The rarest Lunar in 5,000 years. Matthew’s entire childhood suddenly becomes a lie. He wasn’t weak. He was misclassified. And as his fifteenth birthday approaches—the age when Lunars can be secretly auctioned to wealthy clients—Matthew discovers something even more terrifying: The laboratory didn’t create the mystery surrounding him. They’ve been hiding from it. Now Matthew must uncover why his powers were sealed, who brought him to Rat Lab, and why two powerful CEOs outside the facility have spent years searching for their missing son. Because Matthew thought he was the weakest child in Rat Lab. He was actually the one they were most afraid of.
Story Summary Everyone at school thinks Geto and Gwiyeoun have the strangest friendship. Geto is quiet, sarcastic, and always calling Gwiyeoun annoying, while Gwiyeoun is cheerful, affectionate, and never seems to leave Geto’s side. To everyone else, it looks like Geto barely tolerates him—but the truth is much more complicated. Behind every teasing comment is a crush Geto has been hiding for a long time. He doesn’t know how to express his feelings, so he pushes them away with sarcasm, hoping no one will notice how much he cares. Meanwhile, Gwiyeoun has secretly fallen for Geto too, but mistakes all of Geto’s teasing as a sign that he’ll never be loved back. As the two spend more time together, their bond grows stronger through funny moments, heartfelt conversations, and the everyday comfort of always being by each other’s side. Along the way, misunderstandings, jealousy, and unexpected challenges force them to confront their feelings instead of running from them. When the truth finally comes out, both boys realize they’ve been in love with each other all along. What began as an unusual friendship built on teasing and mixed signals blossoms into a heartfelt romance, proving that sometimes love isn’t loud or obvious—it grows quietly through trust, patience, and the little moments shared every day. In the end, Geto learns that being vulnerable isn’t a weakness, Gwiyeoun discovers that he was loved all along, and together they begin a new chapter, no longer hiding their feelings but embracing the future side by side.
I’m Not a Cheater! Elijah and Jake have been together for years, sharing a relationship so long and meaningful that they sometimes joke they could have a seven-year-old child by now. After a beautiful date, everything suddenly changes when Jake receives a photograph supposedly showing Elijah kissing another guy. Furious and heartbroken, Jake refuses to hear Elijah’s explanation and accuses him of cheating. Elijah insists that he is innocent, but Jake throws him out and slams the door shut. Devastated, Elijah goes to Koi Beach, where he eventually falls asleep inside a luxurious beach tent. Meanwhile, Jake begins regretting the way he treated him. He realizes he never actually listened to Elijah or asked what happened. When Jake finds Elijah asleep on the wooden floor of the tent, his anger disappears. He carefully moves Elijah onto the bed so he can sleep comfortably and stays beside him, overwhelmed with guilt. Now Jake has to face the truth: he may have judged Elijah based on one photograph without knowing the story behind it. And if Elijah really didn’t cheat… Who took the photograph, and why were they trying to destroy their relationship?
Secret Lover Jade Tokyo is raising two sons, Coco and Lulu, while keeping one huge secret: their father is Jake Jinx, one of the most powerful men in the world. The problem? Jake is already married to Gigi, a rude and greedy woman who cares more about his fortune than him. Gigi’s fifteen-year-old daughter, Kay, is just as difficult, and Jake’s family has had enough. They’re taking legal action against Gigi while Jake begins divorcing her. But things become even more complicated when the Tokyo and Jinx families suddenly announce that Jade and Jake should get married. Neither family realizes they’re already secretly together—or that they already have two children. Then Lulu innocently calls Jake “Daddy” in front of everyone. Their biggest secret is out. Now Jade and Jake have to deal with Gigi, Kay, two shocked families, and the consequences of finally revealing their relationship. With family drama, comedy, romance, and two chaotic kids, Jade and Jake are about to discover that keeping love a secret is much easier than explaining it.
I Accidentally Fell for a CEO Vin is a handsome 19-year-old Russian guy who has never had much luck with relationships. He always ends up being the one to break things off because none of them ever feel right. One night, while eating barbecue with his best friend Charlie, Vin notices a mysterious guy named Mike. With messy black hair, piercings, tattoos, and a confident attitude, Mike looks like a bad boy. Vin immediately develops a little crush on him. But Mike is hiding a huge secret. Mike is actually 25 years old and one of the richest, most famous, and most powerful CEOs in the world. He comes from an incredibly wealthy family and runs a massive business empire. Mike deliberately hides his identity because he doesn’t want Vin to fall for his money, fame, or CEO status. He wants Vin to fall for Mike himself. After Mike secretly pays for Vin’s expensive dinner and leaves his phone number with a flirty message, Vin can’t stop thinking about him. Vin thinks he’s found a mysterious stranger. But he’s actually fallen for a billionaire CEO. And Mike plans to keep the truth hidden from Vin until after they get married.
Vincent’s Unexpected Love Vincent is 21, a young father with a five-year-old son and a secret that almost nobody knows: he comes from one of the most powerful, famous, and wealthy families in the world. After moving back to Tokyo, Vincent decides to reconnect with his friends because they haven’t really talked since he left. While walking to Koi Korean Barbecue to meet them for lunch, he accidentally bumps into Taiwan. Taiwan isn’t a stranger. He is Vincent’s childhood friend from Pre-K—and someone Vincent had secretly cared about when they were 15. They lost contact after Momo passed away and Taiwan transferred to another private school. When Taiwan learns about Mike’s passing, he feels sorry for Vincent. Vincent invites him to lunch, and the two slowly become close again. Eventually, Vincent and Taiwan start dating. But Taiwan has a secret of his own: he had previously been pressured into an engagement he never truly wanted. When his ex-fiancée walks into their dinner at Muslikies, Taiwan finally ends the engagement. After seven months together, Taiwan takes Vincent on an incredibly luxurious trip and proposes. Vincent says yes. Soon afterward, Vincent becomes pregnant, and in their universe, male pregnancy lasts only three months. Their baby is born before their wedding. Meanwhile, Jason, Tom, Jake, and the memory of Mike remain important parts of Vincent’s life. Jason was once Vincent’s boyfriend, while Tom and Jake became involved in the difficult situations Vincent experienced after Mike’s passing. People even assume Taiwan is a gold digger because of his expensive lifestyle—but they don’t know that Vincent belongs to an incredibly powerful family. Taiwan also comes from a wealthy and influential family and is a famous CEO. After their wedding, Vincent and Taiwan spend a one-month honeymoon surrounded by Vincent’s family and friends. Then they realize something incredible: Their love story didn’t begin at Koi Korean Barbecue.
We Were Enemies Nikolai is 15 and arrives at the most expensive summer camp he has ever seen. It barely feels like a camp—it looks more like a private luxury resort, complete with huge cabins, fancy restaurants, pools, game rooms, sports fields, beautiful gardens, and a massive fountain. Nikolai comes from a powerful but complicated family. His papa, Alex, is wealthy, protective, and Jake’s best friend. Alex is married to Mike, a gentle and caring man who loves Nikolai. Nikolai also has two older brothers, Mitch and Katio, who constantly give him a hard time. On top of that, Nikolai knows about painful family secrets involving his biological parentage. But camp becomes even more complicated when Nikolai sees Cassian. Cassian is 17 and has been Nikolai’s enemy since Pre-K. They spent years arguing, teasing, and competing with each other. Except Nikolai has changed. He’s still sarcastic and stubborn, but he has been working on controlling his temper and becoming a kinder person. When he awkwardly tells Cassian that he’s trying to stop being so rude, Cassian bursts out laughing. For once, they don’t fight. As the summer continues, Nikolai and Cassian unexpectedly become closer. They tease each other, spend time together, and slowly discover that their old rivalry is hiding something neither expected. Nikolai secretly has feelings for Cassian. And Cassian secretly likes him too. With complicated families, old rivalries, embarrassing moments, and a summer filled with unexpected memories, Nikolai begins to realize that the boy he once called his enemy might actually become one of the most important people in his life. Because sometimes, the person you were supposed to hate becomes the person you understand the most.
A simple sleepover. A quiet house. One curious little brother. Seventeen-year-old Lisa thought babysitting her nine-year-old brother, Luca, while their dads enjoyed a rare date night would be easy. But when Luca wanders into their parents’ bedroom and discovers something he mistakes for a toy, an innocent moment turns into a frantic chase through the house. As Lisa scrambles to stop him before her friends realize what’s happening, the night quickly spirals into chaos, awkward misunderstandings, and a secret she’s desperate to keep. But with curious friends, an unpredictable little brother, and two parents who have no idea what awaits them at home, the sleepover is only just beginning. Some things are better left untouched… and some stories are impossible to explain.
Tough Love Ki Chai is twenty-five, married to Kitch, and the father of their fifteen-year-old son, Sunny. From the outside, their life looks perfect: a palace-like home, endless wealth, and a powerful CEO for a husband. But behind closed doors, Ki Chai feels completely alone. Kitch has become consumed by work and barely shows Ki Chai any affection. For three years, Ki Chai hasn’t heard “I love you” or received the simple affection he desperately misses. Every cold response makes him wonder if he’s unattractive, childish, or simply not good enough. When Kitch warns their son Sunny to be careful with his new boyfriend because he might regret the relationship, Ki Chai takes the words personally. He begins wondering if Kitch regrets marrying him too. Heartbroken, Ki Chai finds the divorce papers he had been keeping hidden. That night, he breaks down on their balcony, believing Kitch doesn’t love him anymore. But Kitch hears everything. For the first time, Kitch realizes that his silence and distance have slowly broken the person he loves most—and he has to decide whether he is finally ready to fight for his marriage before Ki Chai walks away for good.
Che is a quiet, stylish student at Crestwood Academy who constantly clashes with Sukio, a loud and teasing troublemaker. Their constant arguments slowly shift when Sukio begins trying to get closer instead of teasing him, eventually confessing his feelings. Che accepts, and they start dating. Their relationship grows through small, sweet moments like shared time together and a carnival date where Sukio wins Che a teddy bear. However, everything falls apart when Che is kissed by a girl named Carmel, leading to a misunderstanding. Sukio assumes Che has moved on, and Che, hurt and confused, doesn’t explain in time. They break up. After days of silence and distance, they meet again at a cherry blossom festival. Another boy, Chris, kisses Che, but Sukio arrives and sees it, deepening the tension. The truth is revealed: Carmel kissed Sukio without consent, and Che only reacted out of heartbreak. Both realize they misunderstood each other and still have feelings. Under falling cherry blossoms, they finally confess their love and regret, choosing honesty and reconciliation after losing each other to miscommunication.
Hidden Truths When Kylie, a pregnant teen hiding a life-changing secret from his parents, and the only two people who know the truth—his sister Haley and best friend Taylor—begin uncovering that their detective parents are secretly assassins, they must decide whether to expose everything before a tense family dinner forces every hidden truth into the open.
