Everyone says Callum Warner doesn’t feel things the way other people do. That he’s cold, distant, unreachable. That he’s the kind of man who watches the world like it’s a puzzle he already solved and found disappointing. They whisper that he’s incapable of loving anyone — that he’s all sharp edges and quiet violence and a heart stitched shut long before Y/N ever crossed his path.
She’s the It Girl dating the wrong It Boy — and the only person who sees it is the friend who’s been in love with her since freshman year. In a frat house full of noise, he’s the one who’s always heard her.
Briarwood Academy has one rule: stay out of the Mercer feud. Y/N breaks it the second she walks in — by becoming the only girl Ashton Mercer can’t charm, fluster, or control. She rolls her eyes; he loses his mind. Their families are enemies, their chemistry is lethal, and every party pushes them one step closer to a line they swore they’d never cross. Everyone sees the explosion coming… except them.
At East Highland, Y/N is one of the girls. Not just popular—mythic. The kind of girl people whisper about in bathrooms and watch in hallways like she’s a moving spotlight. Beautiful, confident, always dressed like she knows she’s being perceived. Best friends with Maddy and Kat, cool with Rue, orbiting the same parties but never sinking into the chaos.
She’s the campus sweetheart dating the wrong IT Boy — and the only person who sees it is the friend who’s been in love with her since freshman year. In a frat house full of noise, he’s the one who’s always heard her.
One accidental moment of kindness was all it took for him to decide she was his, a certainty that only grew brighter and harder to escape. Now he’s everywhere she turns, all sunshine and soft laughter, slipping into her life like he belongs there. And it isn’t until his warmth starts to feel like a cage that she realizes he has no intention of letting her go.
When Y/N , the popular girl finds the one thing the schools emo boy can’t live without - what was meant to be a trade off becomes something neither of them want; but maybe both of them need.
The Italian underworld calls you la principessa, but not because you’re delicate — because you’re untouchable. You learned early that elegance is armor, pride is currency, and stubbornness is the only thing that keeps men twice your size from mistaking you for decoration.
Rowan cares about 3 things, his band, his weed, and the girl who calls it “casual”. Rowan and y/n have been friends for years, but a few months ago, after too many drinks at a party, they ended up hooking up. instead of a big confession, they just called it friends with benefits, no feelings involved.
He keeps his distance because he has to. because he knows himself too well — knows the sharpness under his skin, knows the anger he’s spent years swallowing, knows the way love turns him into something fierce and reckless.
MHA Band AU They were Japan’s biggest alt‑rock disaster waiting to happen—broken, exhausted, one singer down and one world tour away from collapse. Then Y/N walked into the studio, and everything changed. Fame gets louder. Nights get darker. Feelings get messier. And suddenly the whole world is watching a band that might save each other… or burn together.
Y/N and Caleb Hart have been a matched set since the second grade — two halves of the same joke, the same secret, the same summer. They grew up in each other’s pockets, in each other’s houses, in each other’s lives. Everyone always said they’d end up together. They always laughed it off.
When you move into Ridgeview Arms, the cheapest apartment complex in the already questionable town of Coldwater Ridge, you expect creaky floors, thin walls, and maybe a raccoon or two. You do not expect to become the emotional center of a friendgroup that functions like a feral ecosystem held together by duct tape and trauma bonding.
Juniper Hart is the school’s golden girl with a secret she refuses to name. Y/N Rivera is the flirty, unbothered weed dealer she texts at midnight. Late‑night meet‑ups turn into lingering looks, jealous sparks, and a slow unraveling of everything June thought she was.
At East Highland, Y/N is one of the girls. Not just popular—mythic. The kind of girl people whisper about in bathrooms and watch in hallways like she’s a moving spotlight. Beautiful, confident, sort of a bitch but too hot for anyone to care. Best friends with Maddy and Kat, cool with Rue, orbiting the same parties but never sinking into the chaos.