Inspired by Girl Meets World, this story follows you as the main character. And Lucas being the love interest
Inspired by Girl Meets World, this story follows you as the main character. And Lucas being the love interest
You never asked to be a profiler. You never asked to be recruited by the FBI at seventeen. And you definitely never asked to be thrown into a house full of other gifted kids who can read people like you can.
You never asked to be a profiler. You never asked to be recruited by the FBI at seventeen. And you definitely never asked to be thrown into a house full of other gifted kids who can read people like you can.
After their estranged grandfather dies, 17-year-old Y/N and her twin brother Connor discover they’ve inherited an island in Canada called Sterling Point. Leaving their life in New York behind, yn arrive on the island expecting an awkward summer—but quickly realize there’s much more to their inheritance than they were told. As Y/N meets Ramona, Oona, Sully, Maple, and Ellis, she begins uncovering secrets about her family, her past, and the people who knew her grandfather. Along the way, Y/N forms unexpected friendships, grows closer to Ellis, and discovers a sister in Ramona. The more Y/N learns, the more she realizes that Sterling Point isn’t just an island her grandfather left behind—it may hold the answers to where she truly came from.
After their estranged grandfather dies, 17-year-old Y/N and her twin brother Connor discover they’ve inherited an island in Canada called Sterling Point. Leaving their life in New York behind, yn arrive on the island expecting an awkward summer—but quickly realize there’s much more to their inheritance than they were told. As Y/N meets Ramona, Oona, Sully, Maple, and Ellis, she begins uncovering secrets about her family, her past, and the people who knew her grandfather. Along the way, Y/N forms unexpected friendships, grows closer to Ellis, and discovers a sister in Ramona. The more Y/N learns, the more she realizes that Sterling Point isn’t just an island her grandfather left behind—it may hold the answers to where she truly came from.
Coming home after a year away was supposed to be easy. Right? You were gone for a year for school and skating nothing is going to change. Right? Well maybe you did.
Coming home after a year away was supposed to be easy. Right? You were gone for a year for school and skating nothing is going to change. Right? Well maybe you did.
After seven years away, yn is forced back to the last place she ever wanted to return—her father’s town, his house, and the hockey rink that used to be her escape. Only now, nothing feels the same. Her father is a stranger with a new life. Old friendships have shifted into something unrecognizable. And the rink—the place she once loved more than anything—feels like a reminder of everything she lost. Yn plans to keep her head down, survive senior year, and leave again. There’s just two problem. Being the main attraction and…Luke Henderson. Captain of the hockey team. The boy she left behind. The one person who hasn’t forgotten—and hasn’t forgiven her for disappearing without a word. And remembering ever single word she said in there fight right before she left Now he’s everywhere: at school, at the rink, in her way. And the more they clash, the more dangerous it becomes—because Luke isn’t just a reminder of her past. He’s the one person who might figure out the truth: That yn didn’t just leave. She gave up everything—including the ice. And if she lets herself fall back into it… she might lose control in ways she can’t hide. Or worse— She might start to care again.
After seven years away, yn is forced back to the last place she ever wanted to return—her father’s town, his house, and the hockey rink that used to be her escape. Only now, nothing feels the same. Her father is a stranger with a new life. Old friendships have shifted into something unrecognizable. And the rink—the place she once loved more than anything—feels like a reminder of everything she lost. Yn plans to keep her head down, survive senior year, and leave again. There’s just two problem. Being the main attraction and…Luke Henderson. Captain of the hockey team. The boy she left behind. The one person who hasn’t forgotten—and hasn’t forgiven her for disappearing without a word. And remembering ever single word she said in there fight right before she left Now he’s everywhere: at school, at the rink, in her way. And the more they clash, the more dangerous it becomes—because Luke isn’t just a reminder of her past. He’s the one person who might figure out the truth: That yn didn’t just leave. She gave up everything—including the ice. And if she lets herself fall back into it… she might lose control in ways she can’t hide. Or worse— She might start to care again.
Every five years, the ocean chooses its legends. The Crown of Tides is the most dangerous sailing competition in the world—four of the greatest sailors, chosen from across the globe, forced to survive a four-month voyage through storms, freezing seas, and impossible routes. This year, the rules change. Instead of sailing alone, competitors are paired. And you get the worst possible partner. Luca Mercier is chaos in human form—reckless, infuriating, and dangerously talented.
Every five years, the ocean chooses its legends. The Crown of Tides is the most dangerous sailing competition in the world—four of the greatest sailors, chosen from across the globe, forced to survive a four-month voyage through storms, freezing seas, and impossible routes. This year, the rules change. Instead of sailing alone, competitors are paired. And you get the worst possible partner. Luca Mercier is chaos in human form—reckless, infuriating, and dangerously talented.
Everyone in town knows Logan Donovan—the golden captain, the player who never loses. No one knows you. You’re the girl who showed up a month into senior year, sent from another part of Canada after your parents’ marriage fell apart. Now you’re living with your uncle—the team’s head coach—stuck in a town that worships hockey just as much as the one you left behind. The difference? You’ve hate cocky hockey players While the crowds cheer for Logan under Friday night lights, you take the ice at dawn—quiet, controlled, untouchable. They see a figure skater. They don’t see the power in your edges. The speed. The skill. They definitely don’t see that you could outplay every single one of them. In hockey. Maybe just a thing on the ice You and Logan exist in the same rink, separated by nothing but a thin red line. For now, you’re strangers. But when that line finally disappears, everything—your secrets, your rivalry, and maybe even your heart—is about to collide.
Everyone in town knows Logan Donovan—the golden captain, the player who never loses. No one knows you. You’re the girl who showed up a month into senior year, sent from another part of Canada after your parents’ marriage fell apart. Now you’re living with your uncle—the team’s head coach—stuck in a town that worships hockey just as much as the one you left behind. The difference? You’ve hate cocky hockey players While the crowds cheer for Logan under Friday night lights, you take the ice at dawn—quiet, controlled, untouchable. They see a figure skater. They don’t see the power in your edges. The speed. The skill. They definitely don’t see that you could outplay every single one of them. In hockey. Maybe just a thing on the ice You and Logan exist in the same rink, separated by nothing but a thin red line. For now, you’re strangers. But when that line finally disappears, everything—your secrets, your rivalry, and maybe even your heart—is about to collide.
Y/n comes to LA California for a reason that has nothing to do with missions. Her family randomly disappeared she’s been chasing answers for a long time. The problem? The thing she’s looking for is tied to an investigation already happening in California . She had to apply to a whole new school in senoir year And that investigation that Noah Henderson and his team/best freands are working on.
Y/n comes to LA California for a reason that has nothing to do with missions. Her family randomly disappeared she’s been chasing answers for a long time. The problem? The thing she’s looking for is tied to an investigation already happening in California . She had to apply to a whole new school in senoir year And that investigation that Noah Henderson and his team/best freands are working on.
Being Dean Di Laurentis’s little sister has never been easy. Now that Y/N is attending Briar University, she’s determined to finally have a life of her own—away from her brother’s reputation, his hockey teammates, and the chaos of the off-campus house. But staying away from Dean’s friends is harder than expected. Especially John Logan. He’s been around for years, but something about being at college makes everything feel different. Between teasing conversations, late-night visits, and feelings neither of them should be having, Y/N starts realizing that Logan might be more than just her brother’s best friend. And Dean? He’s definitely not going to make things easy. At Briar, the biggest problem might not be keeping up with college… It might be falling for the one guy she’s absolutely not supposed to.
Being Dean Di Laurentis’s little sister has never been easy. Now that Y/N is attending Briar University, she’s determined to finally have a life of her own—away from her brother’s reputation, his hockey teammates, and the chaos of the off-campus house. But staying away from Dean’s friends is harder than expected. Especially John Logan. He’s been around for years, but something about being at college makes everything feel different. Between teasing conversations, late-night visits, and feelings neither of them should be having, Y/N starts realizing that Logan might be more than just her brother’s best friend. And Dean? He’s definitely not going to make things easy. At Briar, the biggest problem might not be keeping up with college… It might be falling for the one guy she’s absolutely not supposed to.
After moving to Los Angeles, Y/N is forced to attend Hollywood Arts—the only nearby school with open enrollment. There’s just one problem: she doesn’t sing, dance, or act. Completely out of place in a school full of performers, Y/N struggles to adjust to her chaotic new life. But between unexpected friendships, bizarre classes, and growing feelings for Beck Oliver, she starts discovering that maybe she belongs more than she thought. Starting over is hard. Falling for Beck might be harder.
After moving to Los Angeles, Y/N is forced to attend Hollywood Arts—the only nearby school with open enrollment. There’s just one problem: she doesn’t sing, dance, or act. Completely out of place in a school full of performers, Y/N struggles to adjust to her chaotic new life. But between unexpected friendships, bizarre classes, and growing feelings for Beck Oliver, she starts discovering that maybe she belongs more than she thought. Starting over is hard. Falling for Beck might be harder.
