Y/N never expected to have anything in common with João Félix—especially not the fact that they couldn’t stand each other. Forced together by the same chaotic friend group, every dinner, beach trip, and weekend getaway turns into another round of sarcastic remarks and petty arguments. Everyone’s convinced they’re secretly flirting. They’re convinced everyone is delusional. But when enemies are stuck in each other’s lives long enough, hate starts to look a lot like something else.
She’s a law student who trusts logic. He’s a footballer who lives on instinct. They argue, they compete, and they swear they can’t stand each other. So why does João Félix become the first person Y/N looks for in every room?
YN Stark was never supposed to fall for Bucky Barnes. He was her father’s least favorite person, her best friend’s favorite target, and somehow the most gentlemanly man she’d ever met. Flowers for no reason. Doors opened even during arguments. Answering her calls in the middle of missions. Bucky could fight the whole world—but when it came to YN Stark, he was already defeated.
Being Tony Stark’s daughter was never exactly normal. Y/N Stark grew up surrounded by superheroes, sarcasm, and enough chaos to last a lifetime. She’s stubborn, reckless, and just as quick with a comeback as her father. Then Pietro Maximoff joins the Avengers. He’s fast. Arrogant. Infuriating. And unfortunately, completely impossible to ignore. Between missions, stolen phones, constant arguments, an overprotective Yelena, and one very suspicious Tony Stark, Y/N quickly realizes there’s a problem: She might actually be falling for the fastest man alive. And Pietro? He’s already fallen for her.
She hated his confidence. He hated that she wasn’t impressed. Y/N is a hardworking law student who has no interest in football, fame, or the charming smile of João Félix. To her, he’s just another arrogant footballer who thinks the world revolves around him. João is used to people falling for him. Y/N is the first person who doesn’t. Forced into the same friend group, their constant arguments quickly become everyone’s favorite entertainment. Between football matches, university stress, chaotic game nights, and friends determined to make them get along, avoiding each other becomes impossible. She thinks he’s unbearable. He thinks she’s impossible. But somewhere between the sarcastic comments, heated debates, and stolen glances, things start becoming more complicated than either of them expected. Because sometimes the person who annoys you the most… is the person you end up needing the most. An enemies-to-lovers slow burn filled with rivalry, tension, friendship, jealousy, and a love neither of them saw coming.
She hated him. He loved annoying her. Y/N and João Félix were nothing but arguments, sarcasm, and competition… until they realized the line between hate and something more was thinner than they thought.
Two names. Two families. One rule: stay away from each other. Y/N Black has spent her entire life knowing one thing: Riddles are dangerous. Especially Mattheo Riddle. He’s arrogant. Infuriating. Reckless. And, unfortunately, impossible to ignore. Mattheo knows exactly who Y/N is too — Sirius Black’s daughter. The last person he should ever get close to. They start as enemies. Constant arguments, endless competition, and absolutely zero patience for each other. But somewhere between late-night arguments, unexpected friendships, stolen glances, and secrets neither of them were supposed to uncover… the line between hate and something much more dangerous begins to disappear. Because their families have already decided who they’re supposed to be. The real question is— will they let them decide who they become? Enemies. Secrets. Forbidden love. And two bloodlines that were never meant to collide.
YN has two problems: a boyfriend who isn’t nearly as perfect as everyone thinks, and Alex Carter—the arrogant hockey captain she’s spent years hating. When Alex starts trying to prove that YN deserves better, she assumes he’s just being annoying. Until she starts wondering if maybe the person she needs isn’t just someone better than Ryan… Maybe it’s Alex.
Tony Stark’s daughter. An Avengers family. A secret HYDRA project. And one ordinary boy who has no idea who she really is. No powers. No normal life. No way out. Welcome to the Stark legacy.
Being Tony Stark’s daughter was never exactly normal. Y/N grew up surrounded by superheroes, sarcasm, and more explosions than any childhood should contain. She may not have inherited her father’s genius for technology, but she inherited his mouth, his stubbornness, and his talent for finding trouble. Between Avengers missions, a friendship with the fiercely protective Yelena Belova, and a father who still thinks she needs protecting, Y/N’s life is already complicated enough. Then Bucky Barnes walks into it. He’s quiet. She’s anything but. He carries ghosts. She hides behind jokes. And somehow, the one person Y/N never expected to understand her might be the person who sees through her the most. Because being a Stark was never about becoming Iron Man. It was about finding out who you are when the whole world already thinks it knows you.
They’ve spent years arguing, teasing, and pretending they can’t stand each other. Then Alex announces he’s leaving for the army. Six months apart shouldn’t change anything… Right? Enemies. Best friends. Almost something. And absolutely terrible at admitting it.
Four years ago, YN fell in love with Jameson “Jamie” in high school. Now, in college, they’re still inseparable—late-night walks, stolen hoodies, sleepy kisses, and a love everyone around them knows is real. But when graduation gets closer, the future they’ve always imagined starts looking a little different. Because loving someone for four years doesn’t mean you know where they’ll be in five. And sometimes, the hardest thing about growing up together is figuring out how to grow without growing apart.
