Mabel Pattinson is two years old, and she’s already one of the most adored little girls in the world. As the fictional daughter of Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse, Mabel has grown up between their homes in Los Angeles and London, surrounded by famous friends, cameras and a life most people could only imagine. But Mabel doesn’t care about any of that. Her entire world is Mama and Dada. She’s a ridiculously clingy toddler with huge brown eyes, chubby cheeks and messy brown hair who still can’t walk independently. She crawls, rolls and gets carried everywhere—and if Robert dares to leave the room without her, she’ll immediately start following him. Robert is protective, slightly strict when he needs to be and completely incapable of resisting his daughter. He calls her “Mabes,” carries her everywhere, brings her little presents home from filming and secretly takes hundreds of photos of her. Suki is just as adored, and Mabel is happiest when she’s surrounded by both of her parents. Their famous friends have also become part of Mabel’s little world. Tom Holland and Zendaya are regular visitors, while Jennifer Lawrence and Anne Hathaway are among the many people who absolutely adore her. Between travelling between LA and London, Robert’s filming schedule, toddler chaos, adorable outfits, family days and famous friends dropping by, life is never particularly quiet. But to Mabel, none of it matters. She doesn’t know her parents are famous. She doesn’t understand cameras. She doesn’t care about Hollywood. She just knows that Mama is home. Dada is home. And that’s all she needs.
Y/N only planned on staying for the job. After accepting a position as live-in nanny to three-year-old Poppy Hayes, she moves into Hayes Manor expecting another temporary chapter of her life. What she doesn’t expect is Poppy. Sweet, stubborn, and completely adorable, Poppy has a reputation for hating every nanny she’s ever had. Yet somehow, she takes one look at Y/N and decides she’s staying forever. Unfortunately for Y/N, Poppy’s father is Daniel Hayes. A wealthy businessman, devoted single father, and quite possibly the grumpiest man in New York. Living under the same roof means shared breakfasts, family movie nights, bedtime stories, and countless moments that slowly blur the line between employer and family. As Poppy becomes more attached to Y/N, Daniel finds himself doing something he hasn’t done in years. Letting someone in. The problem? Everyone can see what’s happening except him. His best friend knows. His mother knows. The housekeeper knows. Even the family dog seems to know. Meanwhile, Poppy is determined to play matchmaker. As feelings grow, walls come down, and a temporary job begins to feel like home, Y/N and Daniel are forced to wonder whether the family they’ve been searching for has been right in front of them all along. After all, sometimes home isn’t a place. Sometimes it’s the people waiting for you when you get there.
Living in a luxurious mansion with her husband Marcus and their five-year-old son Milo should be peaceful… except both boys are obsessed with Mabel. Every night turns into a battle as Milo begs his mummy to sleep beside him while Marcus insists his wife belongs in their bed. Caught between a clingy son and an equally clingy husband, Mabel somehow has to keep everyone happy. A wholesome family story full of love, laughter, cuddles, and bedtime chaos.
Mabel has been dating Flynn Callahan for four years. To everyone else, Flynn is the intimidating, grumpy model with a love for motorcycles and millions of people watching his every move. To Mabel, he’s the clingy, affectionate boyfriend who follows her around their luxury LA apartment and loves showing her off to the world. Their life is almost perfect—until one evening Flynn comes home shaken and hurt after an incident involving his motorcycle. Instead of going anywhere else, he goes straight to Mabel. She immediately panics, but forces herself to stay calm while making sure he gets the help he needs. Once she knows he’s safe, all the fear she’s been holding back finally catches up with her. Flynn may be the one who needed help that night, but he’s still determined to remind Mabel that she’s his safest place too.
Mabel Pearcey and Joshua Black have been together for four years, and their relationship has become one of the internet’s favourites. Josh is a successful model, ridiculously wealthy and completely obsessed with motorcycles. Mabel is his gorgeous girlfriend, his biggest supporter and, according to their millions of followers, his very obvious weakness. While Josh owns several motorcycles and spends countless hours riding with his closest friends, Mabel has never wanted one of her own. She’s perfectly happy being his passenger—although she’s still getting used to how terrifying it can be. When she’s not appearing in their videos, Mabel is usually reading, working on her own things, painting her nails or stealing Josh’s clothes. One Saturday, Josh decides to spend the day working on one of his bikes in their garage. Mabel gets bored. Naturally, she decides to help. She knows absolutely nothing about motorcycles. What follows is an afternoon of random tools, teasing, terrible attempts at helping, Josh trying desperately to stay patient and his four motorcycle friends arriving to make everything ten times more chaotic. Because sometimes the best days aren’t the glamorous ones. Sometimes they’re spent sitting on a garage floor, surrounded by motorcycles, takeaway food and the people you love most.
After finishing Hogwarts, Mabel Pearcey and the five boys she’s known for years—Mattheo Riddle, Theodore Nott, Lorenzo Berkshire, Draco Malfoy and Blaise Zabini—move into a huge house together in London. They’re all twenty-two, all working in the same business, and all completely obsessed with their motorcycles. Mabel doesn’t ride herself, but she’s perfectly used to five motorcycles arriving home every evening and the boys disappearing on midnight rides. Inside the house, however, they’re less like five successful young businessmen and more like one ridiculously chaotic family. Mabel is the heart of the house. She cooks dinner every night, keeps everything organised, cleans their rooms and constantly makes sure everyone is okay. The boys tease her for acting like their mum, but secretly they love being looked after by her just as much as she loves taking care of them. Mattheo is different. He’s been Mabel’s boyfriend for six years and is completely devoted to her. He’s clingy, affectionate and constantly calling her pretty girl, baby, darling and sweetheart. He can’t sleep without being practically attached to her, and everyone knows Mabel is his biggest weakness. Between fashion-design classes, business meetings, motorcycle rides, chaotic dinners, movie nights and girls’ nights, there’s never a dull moment. And every so often, Mabel needs looking after too. Whether she’s overwhelmed and emotional, struggling through a difficult few days or stumbling home after a chaotic night out with her girlfriends, the five boys who spend their days being looked after by Mabel are always ready to return the favour. Because somehow, somewhere between Hogwarts and London, they stopped being just friends. They became home.
At twenty-four years old, Y/N is one of the most famous fashion designers in the world. Her life is constantly followed by paparazzi, fans, and social media, making privacy almost impossible. For two years, she’s managed to keep one secret hidden from the entire world. Her relationship. Officially, Lewis Thompson and Gia Castillo are just her closest friends. Unofficially, they’re the two people she loves most. Living together in a luxury New York apartment, the trio have spent years hiding their relationship from the public eye. But when fans begin noticing the same two people constantly appearing beside Y/N, internet theories start spreading faster than they can stop them. With paparazzi watching their every move, rumours growing by the day, and two hopelessly devoted partners who aren’t exactly helping keep things subtle, keeping their secret may be harder than any of them expected. After all, the internet loves a mystery. And Y/N, Lewis, and Gia might just be the biggest one yet.
Being Jon Bernthal’s only daughter sounds glamorous—until everyone knows your name. At eighteen, Mabel Bernthal is trying to figure out adulthood while growing up in the middle of Hollywood. Between modelling, premieres, paparazzi, parties, friendships and the constant attention that comes with her last name, her life is anything but ordinary. At home, she’s still Dad’s little girl. Jon is ridiculously protective, Erin keeps her grounded, and her best friend Noah Schnapp is practically part of the family. But Mabel is growing up, and she’s determined to experience life on her own terms—even if her overprotective dad has something to say about it. With Hollywood chaos, family drama, friendships, crushes, unexpected situations and plenty of moments nobody sees behind the cameras, Mabel’s life is about to become a lot more complicated. Because being the Bernthal girl means there’s never really a quiet day.
Most people would say dating one Slytherin boy is enough. Y/N somehow ended up with two. For the past three years, she has been dating Mattheo Riddle and Theodore Nott, and against every expectation, it works perfectly. The three of them have built a life together within the walls of Hogwarts, sharing one cosy dorm, countless late-night conversations, endless cuddles, and a relationship that nobody else quite understands. Mattheo is fiercely protective, endlessly affectionate, and convinced Y/N belongs in his arms at every possible moment. Theo is effortlessly charming, constantly teasing, and determined to steal at least half of her attention every single day. Neither of them has any intention of giving her up. Instead, they’ve turned loving Y/N into a competition. Who gets to hold her hand first? Who does she sit beside at breakfast? Whose shoulder does she fall asleep on after studying? The answer changes every day. To everyone else at Hogwarts, the trio have become a legend. Professors have stopped questioning them, first-years whisper as they pass in the corridors, and the Slytherin common room has long accepted that if one of them appears, the other two are never far behind. After all… Personal space was never part of the relationship. And neither was choosing favourites.
Finding affordable rent in New York City was hard enough. Finding a house where all seven of your ridiculously attractive housemates are trying to win your heart? That’s a whole different story. Between constant flirting, ridiculous competitions, late-night movie marathons and endless chaos, Mabel quickly discovers that living with seven boys might just be the most entertaining decision she’s ever made.
Mabel and Callum have been together for seven years, and somewhere along the way, they completely forgot what personal space was. They grew up together, fell in love in high school and now share a cozy apartment in their little American town. Mabel is ridiculously clingy, Callum is an affectionate golden retriever who is somehow just as bad, and neither of them can go more than five minutes without invading the other’s space. Seven years together have made them best friends, partners and each other’s favourite person—and honestly, they’re perfectly happy that way.
Living in a luxury London penthouse with your boyfriend Mattheo Riddle and your closest friends should be easy. It isn’t. Between Pansy and Draco’s constant arguments, Blaise’s endless parties, Theodore’s teasing, Lorenzo’s ridiculous ideas, and Mattheo’s possessive tendencies, chaos is practically a lifestyle. Things only get worse when a group of wealthy twenty-two-year-old men move into the penthouse next door. Especially when one of them—Henry Jones—decides he’s completely obsessed with you. Now you’re stuck between rooftop parties, friendship drama, jealous boyfriends, luxury holidays, and one very persistent neighbour who refuses to stop flirting. Living with your friends is chaotic. Living next door to trouble is even worse.
