She never thought someone like Elijah Brooks could ever see her as more than a friend. They met at youth group years ago and became inseparable — volunteering together every Sunday, helping with kids every Wednesday, and slowly becoming the people each other relied on most. While she spent years believing plus size girls like her were never the ones chosen first, Elijah was quietly realizing he couldn’t imagine a future without her in it. What starts as friendship turns into something deeper when Elijah finally decides he’s done hiding how he feels. Through beach nights, Bible studies, church hallways, and soft moments that feel straight out of a fairytale, both of them begin learning that real love isn’t about perfection — it’s about being fully seen and fully chosen. A soft Christian friends-to-lovers romance about faith, insecurity, and the kind of love that makes someone feel beautiful for the first time.
You’re a college D1 volleyball player. You’re always at the gym. You’re literally the fittest person on your team. You have gotten an MVP for eight years in a row. You were literally the best asset to the team. If you’re not in your dorm, you’re at the gym, it’s your senior year you’re 21. You’re at the bar for the first time just to live a college life and you’re sitting there thinking when will I meet the one and he shows up?
You’ve spent most of your life feeling invisible. In the middle of high school pressures, insecurities, and the constant feeling that you don’t measure up, your faith is the one thing that keeps you grounded. At your Wesleyan church, you serve on the worship team—lifting your voice for God even when you struggle to see your own worth. You’ve always believed your identity is found in Christ, not in people’s opinions. Still, it isn’t easy when it feels like everyone else is being noticed… and you’re not. Then one Sunday morning, everything shifts. A new boy walks into church. He’s different—quiet, intentional, and somehow impossible to ignore. And for reasons you can’t explain, he doesn’t overlook you the way others seem to. As friendship begins to grow and feelings start to develop, you’re forced to navigate something you’ve never experienced before: being seen. Not just by others—but learning what it means to see yourself the way God sees you. In a story of faith, identity, and unexpected connection, you begin to realize that sometimes God doesn’t just change your circumstances… He changes your perspective.
At fourteen, you never imagined your life would turn out the way it did. You and your sixteen-year-old boyfriend found out you were going to have a baby, forcing both of you to grow up far sooner than either of you expected.
A new dorm room. A new campus. A new chapter. As an Elementary Education major balancing classes, social media, and the uncertainty of adulthood, college is supposed to be the start of everything. But between making new friends, holding onto old ones, and figuring out who they want to become, the next four years might not go exactly as planned. Sometimes growing up means learning that the future looks nothing like you imagined—and that’s not always a bad thing.
For the past year, you and Dean Di Laurentis had kept things simple—or at least that’s what you told yourselves. No labels, no expectations, and definitely no feelings. Dean was the confident hockey player everyone knew, while you were perfectly content keeping your private life away from the chaos surrounding him.
You are a bombshell walking into the Love Island USA villa during a kissing challenge. Everyone is wearing white, and your on this HUGE bed.All the girls are blindfolded, each with a different color of paint on their hands, and they have to kiss the boys until they figure out which boy matches their color. Nobody knows who the new bombshell is.find your man you handcuff.
you and your boyfriend have been dating for five years. Since your junior year in highschool. You and him are taking annoy her vacation together. You’re thinking he might propose.
