When you start spending more time at the Wilkerson house, you quickly realize it’s not just the constant chaos that pulls you in—it’s the way each brother reacts to you differently. Malcolm overthinks every interaction, Dewey quietly observes everything, and Francis shows an unexpected interest whenever he’s around, but Reese seems the most confusing of all—acting distant, annoyed, and competitive like you’re just another problem he doesn’t want. As you get pulled deeper into their unpredictable world, tensions build, emotions get messier, and what starts as simple visits slowly turns into something none of them are prepared to deal with—especially when the one person acting like they care the least might actually care the most.
After Soccer Aid 2026, Owen Cooper is looking forward to celebrating a successful match and spending time with his older, famous teammates. What he doesn't know is that they've become convinced he has a crush on Y/N—and they're determined to do something about it. As Owen and Y/N continue crossing paths at post-match events, interviews, and team gatherings, the teasing only gets worse. Between suspiciously arranged seating plans, not-so-subtle hints, and teammates who refuse to mind their own business, Owen finds himself spending more time with Y/N than ever before. What starts as an embarrassing joke slowly turns into a genuine friendship as the two grow closer. But with everyone watching and making assumptions, Owen must figure out whether his teammates are completely wrong—or if they've noticed something he hasn't admitted to himself yet. A lighthearted slow-burn story filled with football, friendship, awkward moments, and a group of teammates who may be a little too invested in Owen's love life.
Set in the world of iCarly, this slow-burn story follows Freddie Benson and Y/N, two longtime friends stuck in the confusing space between friendship and something more. For years, their relationship has been built on teasing jokes, late-night conversations, accidental jealousy, and moments that always seem almost important before one of them changes the subject. Everyone around them can see the tension growing—except them. But after a city-wide blackout traps the iCarly group together one night, Freddie and Y/N share an unexpected almost-kiss that completely changes the way they look at each other. Suddenly, every glance feels too long, every touch feels different, and the easy friendship they relied on becomes awkward and uncertain. As both of them struggle to pretend nothing happened, feelings they’ve ignored for years slowly rise to the surface. Between chaotic iCarly livestreams, Spencer’s ridiculous interruptions, Sam’s constant meddling, and Carly trying desperately to force them to communicate, Freddie and Y/N have to figure out whether risking their friendship is worth finally admitting the truth.
After a plane crash leaves a group of boys and one girl stranded on a remote island, survival becomes a daily challenge. Y/N and Maurice seem to disagree about everything. Whether they’re gathering food, building shelters, or deciding the best way to survive, every conversation quickly turns into an argument. Determined to prove themselves, the two constantly compete with each other, turning even the simplest tasks into contests. But when a dangerous accident forces them to work together, their rivalry begins to change. As they spend more time side by side, Y/N and Maurice start seeing each other in a new light. With tensions rising across the island and friendships being tested, the pair must learn to trust one another if they want to survive. What begins as a fierce rivalry slowly develops into an unexpected bond, forcing them to question whether their constant arguments have been hiding something deeper all along.
During a summer trip to England, y/n reluctantly attends a crowded beach bonfire expecting a boring night surrounded by strangers. Instead, she meets Owen Cooper — a funny, chaotic local boy who seems to know everyone on the beach. What starts as playful teasing and late-night conversations by the ocean slowly turns into something deeper as the two spend more and more time together over the summer. Between bonfire nights, beach walks, inside jokes, and growing feelings neither of them planned for, y/n realizes her trip to Warrington might become a summer she’ll never forget.
During a summer trip to Warrington, Y/N expects nothing more than awkward family visits, rainy streets, and trying to survive being the obvious outsider. But after getting dared to kiss a stranger at a crowded house party, she accidentally chooses the one boy everyone already seems to know—Owen Cooper. What was supposed to be a meaningless, embarrassing moment quickly turns into something much more complicated when they keep running into each other all over town. Between late-night walks, sarcastic teasing, local parties, and growing feelings neither of them planned for, Y/N realizes her summer in England might become impossible to forget. But with summer ending faster than either of them wants to admit, both are forced to decide whether what started as a joke could actually become something real.
You never meant to go viral. One sarcastic comment during a random street interview outside a concert ends up all over TikTok overnight, mostly because of the quiet boy standing beside the interviewer — Owen Cooper. People online become obsessed with the way he looked at her for half a second too long. Suddenly, clips, edits, and rumors are everywhere.
*they start to head to NASA to help save the world. But then realize.. Alex can’t ride a bike. So they teach him and he learns pretty fast. Gabriel keeps looking at you and you can feel it. But you don’t say or do anything to make it awkward*
On the island, Jack’s choir group dominates meetings on the beach logs, where Piggy’s attempts to speak are often interrupted and dismissed. Roger stands out in these meetings for his sharp sarcasm, unsettling humour, and heavy Scottish accent, often using jokes to shift the mood and undermine seriousness without openly taking leadership. When Y/N joins Jack’s side, Roger’s behaviour begins to change in small ways. He still acts the same toward the group, but during meetings he starts paying closer attention to her reactions, especially when he speaks or interrupts others. Over time, his humour becomes slightly more directed, as if he is performing more for her than for everyone else. As the group becomes more chaotic, Roger remains unpredictable—still sarcastic and disruptive in meetings, but increasingly focused on Y/N’s presence within them.
After months of avoiding each other following a messy breakup, y/n and Nick Jonas are forced into the same room again at a major 2014 award show. While the media assumes they’ve both moved on, the tension between them is impossible to ignore — especially when Nick performs Jealous live for the very first time. As cameras capture him staring directly at y/n during the performance, the internet immediately spirals with theories that the song was written about her. Overnight, old feelings, unresolved arguments, and years of history are dragged back into the spotlight. Now y/n must deal with tabloids, public attention, and the uncomfortable truth that Nick may never have stopped loving her — even when they were supposed to hate each other.
Y/N never meant to become part of the streaming world. After helping during a disastrous stream setup, she accidentally gets pulled into Ray’s chaotic friend group — a world full of late-night Discord calls, loud creators, spontaneous trips, and nonstop teasing. At first, she and Ray do nothing but argue. He thinks she’s too serious. She thinks he’s exhausting. But as months pass, Y/N slowly becomes someone constant in his life. She’s there during off-camera moments nobody else sees: quiet car rides after streams, awkward conversations at 2 a.m., stressful days hidden behind jokes. While everyone around them focuses on views, clips, and content, neither of them notices they’ve started depending on each other more than anyone else. The problem is… everyone else notices first. Especially once Ray starts looking for her in every room.