Y/N never planned on going to the party. Loud music, drunk strangers, and frat boys like Luca Moretti are exactly the kind of things he avoids. But after being dragged there by a friend, one embarrassing comment suddenly puts him directly in Luca’s line of attention. Cocky, reckless, and impossible to ignore, Luca seems determined to get under Y/N’s skin — and maybe into his head too. What starts as irritation quickly turns into dangerous tension neither of them knows how to handle.
Y/N was Northwood High's untouchable queen—until her family lost everything. Overnight, her friends vanish, her enemies circle, and the girl who had it all becomes the school's favorite target. Enter Caleb Hartwell: the bully who's made her life hell for years. He offers a deal she can't refuse—pretend to be his for one week, and no one touches her. But Caleb isn't what he seems. His gray eyes hold secrets. His protection feels less like a game and more like a confession. And the line between enemy and something else? It's starting to blur.
Despite their divorce, Mason and YN have built a peaceful, loving co-parenting life for their two children. But when YN watches Mason play with their son, sharing that same familiar smile she fell for years ago, she realizes that some feelings—and some people—are still the same.
YN survived one monster. Then another raised him. Now he works for Marcus Harold—mafia don, second father, second abuser. He doesn't run. He just follows orders and smokes through the panic attacks. Then Alex Davis, Marcus's rival, crashes into him one night, bleeding and grinning. Alex doesn't know who YN really is. He just hands him a business card and says, "Call me." But Alex has monsters of his own. And YN is about to learn that the hardest war isn't between mafias. It's between trusting someone new—or becoming what you hate.