Y/N has one simple rule at work: Don't get attached to the regulars. Especially not the hockey players who practically live at the Corner Cup. Every week, Logan Warner and his three teammates take over the same table, order enough food and coffee to empty the kitchen, and turn Y/N's shift into a nightmare. Logan, however, doesn't seem to understand that he's supposed to be her least favorite customer. He's annoyingly nice. Always smiling. Always remembering her name. Always finding some excuse to talk to her. And the more Y/N tries to convince herself that she can't stand him, the harder it becomes to ignore the fact that her favorite part of every shift might just be seeing him walk through the door. She serves the coffee. He brings the trouble. Neither of them planned on falling for the other.
Three years together, and Ethan ends it over text. His excuse? He needs to “explore” before he can know if you're really the one. By the next morning, the entire campus knows you're single and suddenly, everyone wants your attention. Between flooded DMs, unexpected attention, and one quiet guy who seems genuinely interested, being single might not be so bad after all. But when Ethan realizes what he gave up… It might already be too late.
Earth was supposed to be dead. They were wrong. Sent down as one of the 100 after trying to protect Octavia, Y/N expects to face an unfamiliar planet alone. She doesn't expect Bellamy Blake to break every rule on the Ark just to follow her. Now, with survival hanging in the balance, Y/N must navigate dangerous secrets, impossible choices, shifting alliances, and a relationship that could become her greatest strength—or her biggest weakness.
Every summer, Y/N escapes to her family's beach house. This year, her mom's best friend and her son, Jake Carter, are joining them. Y/N hasn't seen Jake since they were kids—and the boy she remembers is definitely not the one standing in her kitchen now. One beach house. One summer. One childhood friendship that suddenly feels like something more.
