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 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.
Hogwarts: A New Era is a global fantasy phenomenon set in a reimagined wizarding world, where a new generation of Slytherins navigate ambition, power, and morality at a rebuilt Hogwarts where the line between hero and villain is constantly shifting. At the centre is Y/N, a morally complex Slytherin whose intelligence and choices make her both admired and feared, and the emotional core of the story. As the series becomes an international hit, the cast are thrust into worldwide fame — where every interview, red carpet, and behind-the-scenes moment is dissected by millions. None more so than Y/N and Mattheo Riddle, whose intense connection on and off screen becomes the subject of endless speculation as fans try to separate fiction from reality. In a world where everything is watched and nothing stays private for long, the cast quickly learn that the most dangerous part of the story… is living it.
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.
Peter Clarke is a billionaire CEO known for being cold, intimidating, and completely focused on his work. Mabel Pearcey is his assistant. For three years, they’ve worked side by side. For three years, Mabel has remained completely unaware that somewhere between meetings, business trips, and everyday conversations, Peter fell hopelessly in love with her. The problem? Everyone knows. The employees know. His best friend knows. Mabel’s best friend knows. Even complete strangers seem to figure it out. Everyone except Mabel. When an international business tour forces them to spend weeks travelling together and a charming rival CEO begins showing interest in Mabel, Peter finds it harder than ever to hide his feelings. As the lines between professional and personal begin to blur, Mabel starts noticing things she should have seen years ago. After all, there’s only so long a billionaire can secretly be in love with his assistant before somebody finally says something.
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.
Y/N Harding has five people competing for her attention. Her sixteen-year-old twin sons, Calvin and Leo. Her clingy six-year-old son, Archie. Her eighteen-month-old daughter, Willow. And her husband, Matthew. As a stay-at-home mum living a life of luxury, Y/N should have everything under control. Instead, her days are filled with constant cuddles, family chaos, bedtime negotiations, and a husband who somehow demands more attention than all four children combined. While Matthew Harding may be a feared billionaire CEO in public, at home he’s simply a man hopelessly obsessed with his wife—and not particularly happy about sharing her with anyone else. Between raising four children, managing a busy household, and trying to keep the peace between her family members, Y/N quickly learns that being loved by everyone can be just as exhausting as it is rewarding. After all, everybody wants Mum. And nobody wants to share.
all of the boys are in a group chat with y/n. they are all slightly in love with her and competing on who gets to date her. they often ask her things like “who’s your favourite” and then start doing a game show where mabel asks something and they all give an answer and then mabel decides who’s answer she liked the most
Mabel and Nathan Pearcey have been married for six years, and they’re practically inseparable. Their New York apartment is their little world, and Nathan is the clingiest husband imaginable—following Mabel around, constantly stealing cuddles and sleeping wrapped around her like a human koala. But when Mabel becomes overwhelmed by work, exhaustion and the amount of time they spend together, she finally blurts out that she needs space. Nathan hears something completely different: that she doesn’t want him anymore. As he desperately tries to respect her wishes while quietly falling apart, Mabel realises that what she needed was breathing room—not distance from the person she loves most. Now they have to learn that needing space doesn’t mean needing less love.
Starting university was supposed to be simple. For Y/N, life at Ashford University revolves around her closest friends, late-night adventures, and surviving her English Literature degree. Living in a luxury dorm beside her chaotic friendship group means there’s never a dull moment. Especially when Reggie Brooks is involved. Popular, confident, and seemingly impossible to embarrass, Reggie is one of the most well-known students on campus. He’s the last person Y/N expects to spend an entire night looking after after a party goes disastrously wrong. But drunk Reggie turns out to be very different from sober Reggie. And after one unforgettable night, the friendship group begins noticing something neither of them wants to admit. Because suddenly they’re spending more time together. Looking for each other in crowded rooms. And becoming a lot harder to ignore. A university slow-burn full of friendship, chaos, parties, and one very unfortunate drunken confession.
To the outside world, billionaire CEO Elliot Sinclair is cold, intimidating, and impossible to approach. To his wife, he’s clingy, protective, and completely obsessed. While Elliot spends his days running a billion-pound company, Y/N spends hers baking cakes and cookies from their mansion kitchen. Despite living in different worlds, the two are inseparable. After five years together and two years of marriage, everyone knows one thing: Elliot Sinclair’s only weakness has always been his wife.
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.
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.
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.
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.
To the world, Mabel Pearcey and Lewis Pearcey are simply fashion’s most iconic photographer-and-model duo. Every campaign they create becomes unforgettable. Every magazine cover goes viral. Every photograph sparks millions of conversations online, leaving fans desperate to understand the undeniable chemistry between the woman in front of the camera and the man standing behind it. Some believe they’re secretly dating. Others are convinced they can’t stand each other. Nobody knows the truth. Married for two years and deeply in love for five, Mabel and Lewis have spent years protecting the one thing more valuable than fame—their private life. While the fashion industry sees perfection, luxury and effortless professionalism, behind closed doors they’re simply a husband and wife who can’t seem to spend more than five minutes apart. From Paris Fashion Week and New York penthouses to quiet mornings filled with coffee, books and countless forehead kisses, Behind the Lens tells the story of two people who discover that the most beautiful photographs aren’t the ones shared with the world… They’re the ones never meant to be seen.
Mabel Pearcey has always been good at pretending she’s fine. Whenever something hurts, she avoids eye contact, disappears into another room and insists nothing is wrong. But Ethan, her sweet and protective boyfriend of three years, knows her too well to believe her. He can read every tiny change in her, even when she refuses to admit she’s upset. When the pressure of working on a major film finally becomes too much, Mabel breaks down and admits the truth she’s been hiding: she never wanted Ethan to have to deal with her problems. Ethan has one thing he needs her to understand—loving her isn’t something he has to deal with. He wants to be there, especially on the days when she isn’t okay.
James Bennett has a problem. A major business deal depends on him appearing stable, responsible, and committed. Unfortunately, he doesn’t have a girlfriend. Mabel has a problem too. James Bennett. When the grumpy businessman offers her a deal neither of them can refuse, the solution seems simple: pretend to date for a few months and convince everyone it’s real. No feelings. No jealousy. No complications. But as fake dates turn into real memories and business events become harder to survive without each other, both begin to realise they may have made one very serious mistake. Falling in love was never part of the contract.
Mabel Page has dreamed of becoming a mum for as long as she can remember. At twenty-two years old, she and her husband, Eliott, weren’t planning on starting a family just yet. Life in their beautiful little town already felt perfect—a cosy home filled with laughter, a marriage built on unconditional love and a future they couldn’t wait to share together. Then one ordinary morning… Two pink lines changed everything. What begins as a complete surprise quickly becomes the greatest blessing either of them could have imagined. As they prepare to welcome their baby girl, Jackie, every day brings a new adventure—from decorating the perfect nursery and hearing her tiny heartbeat for the first time to late-night baby name conversations, tiny kicks that leave them both in tears and an unbelievably excited father who insists on saying good morning to his daughter before she’s even born. Surrounded by loving grandparents, supportive friends, caring neighbours and a close-knit community that celebrates every milestone alongside them, Mabel and Eliott discover that becoming parents isn’t just about preparing for a baby… It’s about growing into a family. Filled with soft mornings, warm hugs, homemade dinners, whispered conversations to a growing baby bump and countless moments that make ordinary life feel extraordinary, Our Greatest Adventure is a comforting story about love, home and the little girl who changes two hearts forever before she even takes her very first breath.
University quickly became everything Y/N had hoped it would be. Great friends. Endless late-night adventures. Coffee runs between lectures. Parties that lasted until sunrise. Living in her own dorm room meant complete independence, and surrounded by a close-knit friendship group, campus finally felt like home. Until the coincidences started. A bracelet she’d lost mysteriously finds its way back to her. Her favourite flowers begin appearing outside her door. Someone always seems to know exactly where she is, what she’s thinking, and what she needs before she says a word. Everyone tells her she’s imagining things. After all… university campuses are small. People bump into each other all the time. But Y/N can’t shake the feeling that someone is always watching. What she doesn’t know is that the answer has been standing beside her all along. Damien Hale. The quiet member of her friendship group. The one who never says much. The one everyone assumes is simply reserved. The reader knows the truth from the very beginning. Every anonymous gift. Every impossible coincidence. Every silent act of “kindness.” It’s always been Damien. And while Y/N desperately searches for the person following her… Damien quietly convinces himself that everything he’s doing is out of love. Because obsession doesn’t always arrive with threats. Sometimes… It arrives as someone who already knows everything about you.
In the quiet little town of Willow Creek, everyone knows Mabel Pearcey. She’s the kind-hearted woman every child runs to after school, the neighbour everyone trusts and the familiar smile that somehow makes every day a little brighter. Whether she’s baking cookies in her cosy country kitchen, helping with homework, listening to endless stories or comforting scraped knees, Mabel has unknowingly become the heart of an entire neighbourhood. There’s only one person who isn’t thrilled about sharing her. Her husband, Rowan. Hopelessly devoted and impossibly clingy, Rowan spends every afternoon patiently waiting for his turn with his wife while a parade of neighbourhood children fills their beautiful home. Wherever Mabel goes, Rowan isn’t far behind—arms wrapped around her waist, chin resting on her shoulder or quietly following her from room to room, determined to steal even a few moments of affection between cookie baking, colouring books and bedtime stories. Living in the biggest house on Maple Lane with their lovable golden retriever, Maple, Mabel and Rowan have built more than just a beautiful home—they’ve created a place where everyone feels welcome. Parents never worry when their children disappear for the afternoon because they already know exactly where they’ll be. At Mabel’s house. Filled with cosy mornings on the porch, homemade treats, golden sunsets, endless laughter, a husband who can’t go five minutes without hugging his wife and a neighbourhood that feels more like one giant family, Willow Creek is a heartwarming story about finding home in the people around you, loving without limits and discovering that sometimes the happiest life isn’t the most extraordinary one… It’s the one shared with the people who simply keep showing up.
