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|MLM| Smack Me Harder..

Two college football captains. Two rival teams. One scholarship neither of them is willing to lose. Y/n and Cane Russo have spent years trying to outplay, outscore, and outdo each other. Every game becomes personal, every argument turns into a competition, and neither can stand the other getting the last word. But Cane has a problem he refuses to acknowledge. Because somewhere between the rivalry, the jealousy, and the constant tension, he's started paying far too much attention to Y/n. And Cane Russo is absolutely not gay. At least... That's what he keeps telling himself.

The Laws Of The Pack

In a modern world ruled by ancient wolf bloodlines, shifting into one's wolf form is no longer a right—it's a privilege. Alphas of powerful families may transform during sacred rituals and elite gatherings. Some Betas earn that privilege through years of service. Omegas, however, are forbidden from shifting entirely, forced to take daily suppressants to keep the wolf inside them asleep. Society claims it's for everyone's safety. Y/n has spent years obeying. Until one night, they don't. Craving nothing more than a taste of freedom, Y/n secretly stops taking their suppressants and escapes into the forest beneath a full moon, finally experiencing the wolf they've been denied their entire life. But fate has terrible timing. The same forest is hosting one of the oldest Alpha rituals in the country. The moment Y/n's scent reaches the air, three of the most powerful Alpha heirs—Zane Crawford, Benny Ford, and Azrael Moore—immediately realize an Omega has broken one of society's oldest laws. What begins as a terrifying chase through the forest soon becomes something far more complicated. As pack politics, ancient traditions, and long-buried secrets begin surfacing, Y/n finds themselves caught between a society demanding obedience and three Alphas forced to question the very laws they were raised to protect. Sometimes the greatest threat to tradition... Is someone finally choosing freedom.

The Good Boys Bad Habit ^ MLM

Everyone thought Danny Hart was perfect. Good grades. Perfect manners. Never broke the rules. Then Y/n happened. Suddenly, the school's golden boy was sneaking out, getting grounded, showing up at parties, and making decisions his parents would absolutely lose their minds over. Everyone called Y/n a bad influence. Danny didn't care. Because Y/n was the only person who never expected him to be perfect. What started as an unlikely friendship slowly became something much harder to separate. Danny grew quietly attached—more than he realized, more than he knew how to admit. And maybe being someone's favorite person feels good... Until it starts becoming impossible to let them go.

Beneath The Mask..

Y/n only agreed to go to a horror theme park because her friends begged her to. What she didn't expect was spending the entire night as the accidental companion of one very intimidating scare actor. While her friends disappeared with their boyfriends, Y/n found herself singled out by a towering masked performer who seemed to have decided she was part of his shift. From being carried around the park to getting dragged into his antics, Y/n quickly becomes the center of a chaos she never asked for. Behind the terrifying mask is **Benny Parker**, a 22-year-old scare actor with a heart far softer than his appearance suggests. While guests know him as the silent monster stalking the pathways, his coworkers know him as a lovable troublemaker who can't resist causing harmless chaos and making people laugh. As Halloween season continues, Y/n finds herself returning to the park more often than she planned, while Benny keeps finding new excuses to involve her in his ridiculous adventures. Between haunted attractions, mischievous coworkers, embarrassing moments, and late-night laughter, an unexpected friendship begins to form beneath the masks and scares. After all, sometimes the scariest thing isn't the monster chasing you. It's accidentally becoming his favorite person.

Strippers And Businessmen

Y/n has met every kind of customer imaginable while working at one of the city's most exclusive late-night lounges. Some come for attention. Some come to impress. Some come with more money than manners. Then there's Casey Romanov. A mysterious businessman with an intimidating reputation, Casey never asks for anything extravagant. Week after week, he requests the same private room, rests his head in Y/n's lap, and quietly lets the weight of the world slip away. What begins as an unusual arrangement slowly turns into the part of the week they both cherish most. Through soft conversations, comfortable silences, and unspoken understanding, two lonely people discover that sometimes love isn't found in grand gestures—but in the rare comfort of simply feeling safe with someone. A slow-burn romance about quiet devotion, healing, and finding peace in the one person who asks nothing from you except to stay.

|MLM| I can’t compete with her..

They had been inseparable since kindergarten. Y/n and Rudy Anders had grown up side by side, sharing first kisses, first dates, first heartbreaks, and every ridiculous moment in between. Their friendship had always been the one thing neither of them questioned. Rudy was his best friend. His person. The one constant Y/n could always count on. Until somewhere along the way, Y/n started wanting more. A laugh that suddenly made his heart beat differently. A hug that lingered in his thoughts too long. A familiar scent that made him want to stay closer. Feelings Y/n couldn't explain and wasn't sure he even wanted to understand. Then came Amelia Pond. Sweet, gentle, soft-spoken Amelia was everything Y/n could have wanted to hate about the girl getting closer to Rudy—but he couldn't hate her. Not when it became obvious that she genuinely cared about Rudy, and that Rudy might be starting to care about her too. Now Y/n is caught between confessing feelings that could change everything or quietly stepping aside for the sake of the friendship he's spent his entire life protecting. Because how do you compete with someone you can't even bring yourself to resent? You should be with her. I can't compete.

Heart On Repeat 🎸🎶 ||Male POV||

They’ve been best friends for years. Three childhood friends, one band, countless practices, and more memories than they can count. Blonde Slip has always been about music, friendship, and having fun together. But somewhere along the way, Y/n starts seeing Adeline differently. The girl who has always been by his side. The girl who cheers the loudest at every performance. The girl who always seems to find him first. And suddenly, every smile lasts a little too long. Y/n tries to ignore his growing crush, terrified that acting on it could change everything between them. Then Julian starts noticing. And just when Y/n decides to keep his feelings buried, Adeline begins spending more time with Julian. Maybe it’s nothing. Maybe Y/n is overthinking everything. Or maybe his best friend has feelings for her too. Sometimes the hardest part of falling for someone isn’t telling them how you feel—it’s watching them get closer to someone else.

Between Horns And Fangs

In a modern world where predator and prey hybrids have built cities, careers, and ordinary lives together, instinct still lingers beneath the surface. Laws may have outlawed hunting generations ago, but the illegal black meat market continues to thrive in the shadows, leaving many prey species unable to fully trust the predators around them. Y/n, a timid sheep Omega, knows that fear better than anyone. After surviving a kidnapping attempt as a child, they grow up terrified of predator hybrids, spending their life trying to stay unnoticed. Surrounded by a large, loving herd family, Y/n keeps their head down, works as an underpaid accountant, and avoids drawing attention whenever possible. Everything changes after their best friend, Hange Tao, drags them to an underground boxing match. There, Y/n catches the attention of Kion Manewell, a charismatic tiger Alpha and undefeated underground boxer. To Kion, Y/n is simply a nervous Omega who bolted before he could introduce himself. To Y/n, Kion's towering frame, sharp canines, and predator instincts awaken fears they thought they'd buried long ago. As fate keeps throwing them together throughout the city, Kion finds himself trying to understand why Y/n freezes every time they see him, while Y/n slowly begins questioning whether every predator deserves to be feared. With family expectations, species prejudice, underground crime, and old traumas standing between them, the two must learn whether instinct truly defines who someone is—or if trust can be stronger than fear.

An All Boy School !?

A paperwork error. One very confused guidance counselor. And suddenly... Y/n is the only girl attending an all-boys academy for the next six months. Yeah. The administration is stressed. The teachers are stressed. The principal has developed at least three new gray hairs. Meanwhile, the boys? Absolutely cooked. Now Y/n has to survive a school full of dramatic soccer players, overconfident athletes, spoiled rich kids, awkward nerds, class clowns, and boys who collectively lose all common sense the second she walks into a room. Six months. One girl. About five hundred teenage boys. What could possibly go wrong? ... Actually, don't answer that. Something already has.

My Boy BestFriend

Boy Best Friend Y/n and Julian Warren have been inseparable since the beginning of high school. She was the girl who noticed him sitting alone at an empty table and decided to reach out. Years later, that simple act of kindness has turned into a friendship neither of them could imagine living without. Julian is clingy, annoyingly affectionate, and practically attached to her hip. He steals her food, rests his head on her shoulder, texts her about absolutely nothing, and acts personally betrayed whenever she makes plans without him. But after the summer before senior year, Julian returns looking completely different. Taller, more handsome, and unexpectedly charming, he’s suddenly catching the attention of girls who never gave him a second glance before. There’s just one problem. Julian is hopelessly in love with his best friend

Cant I Have A Little Taste..?

Y/n wanted one thing peace and quiet. Unfortunately, her new neighbors seemed determined to make sure she never got either. After one particularly noisy night, she escapes into the woods behind her apartment, convinced a few hours alone will do her some good. Instead, she finds a mysterious masked man watching her from between the trees. He's intimidating. He's rude. And, annoyingly, extremely attractive. What Y/n doesn't know is that the stranger warning her about the dangers lurking in the woods... is the danger.

The Bratvas Biggest Puppy

My Husband Acts Like a Dog 🐾 Everyone knows Sergei Volkov as the terrifying Pakhan of the Bratva. Powerful. Cold. Feared. The kind of man who can silence an entire room with one look. But his wife knows a completely different Sergei. Because around her, the infamous Pakhan turns into a giant puppy. He follows her from room to room, gets offended when she won’t share her food, stares at her when he wants attention, and somehow always ends up sitting beside her no matter where she goes. And when she leaves for a few days? It’s practically a tragedy. The great Sergei Volkov starts moping around his office, checking his phone every five minutes, staring at pictures of his wife like she’s been gone for years, and asking everyone when she’s coming home. Then the moment she walks through the door? His entire face lights up. The Pakhan disappears. Her clingy, affectionate, ridiculously loyal husband is back. To the rest of the world, Sergei Volkov is a dangerous man. To his wife? He’s just her very large, very dramatic, very spoiled puppy. 🐾

To Love A Punk

She is the sweet, lovable neighbor everyone in the apartment building adores—the girl who helps elderly tenants carry groceries, plays with the kids in the courtyard, and somehow makes the old building feel warm and safe. So when a loud, intimidating punk rocker moves into the apartment across from hers, he immediately feels completely out of place. Covered in piercings, tattoos, heavy boots, and leather jackets, he blasts music late into the night and looks exactly like the kind of trouble Y/n tries avoiding. But after finally working up the courage to confront him over the noise, she’s caught completely off guard when the scary man across the hall turns out to be unexpectedly gentle,

Lost In Translation

Y/n has always loved meeting new people, so when her school welcomes a group of Russian exchange students, she's thrilled to become a student guide. Unfortunately, her assigned student isn't exactly thrilled to have her. Alexei Popovic is quiet, broody, distant, and seemingly annoyed by everything Y/n does. His English is broken, his patience is limited, and his favorite response to her endless enthusiasm is a tired sigh or an irritated Russian phrase. But Y/n refuses to give up on him. As the nine-month exchange continues, the cheerful girl and the grumpy Russian slowly become accustomed to one another. What begins as irritation gradually turns into familiarity—and neither of them quite knows what to do when Alexei starts looking forward to seeing her. She was supposed to make him feel at home. She never expected to become the reason he didn't want to leave.

My Country Comfort

After being sent away from the city for the summer, Y/n Hall is forced to live on the Walker family farm after their mother decides they’ve become too spoiled and reckless. Completely out of place in the middle of rural southern life, Y/n clashes immediately with the heat, hard work, and slow routines of the farm. Meanwhile, Brady Walker—the sweet, dependable oldest son trying to hold his family together after his father’s surgery—finds Y/n frustrating, dramatic, and impossible to understand at first. Still, Brady patiently helps them adjust to farm life, even as the two slowly begin growing closer through long summer days, quiet porch nights, truck rides into town, and the warmth of the Walker family. A slow-burn country comfort story about family, healing, and finding unexpected connection in the middle of nowhere.

Such Pretty Eyes For A Criminal

Y/n has never been easy to intimidate. As a criminal detective, they’ve built a reputation for closing difficult cases quickly. Liars, manipulators, dangerous criminals—none of them have ever managed to get under their skin. Until Ayann Gutierrez. Feared as a powerful cartel lord, Ayann is charming, calculating, and frustratingly difficult to read. He knows how to manipulate a conversation, how to avoid a question, and—most importantly—how to use his looks and charm to get exactly what he wants. When Y/n is assigned to interrogate him, they expect another easy case. Instead, Ayann turns every interrogation into a game. He flirts. He teases. He dodges questions. And he seems determined to do everything possible to break Y/n’s perfect composure. The more Y/n refuses to give him a reaction, the harder Ayann tries. But behind all the teasing and manipulation, something begins to change. Because for the first time, Ayann has met someone who isn't impressed by him. And Y/n is beginning to realize that the most dangerous thing about Ayann Gutierrez might not be his reputation. It might be how easily he can make them forget to look away.

Where The Wolves Roam

In the frozen northern region of Wendadaei, survival depends on one thing above all else— Your pack. Bound by ancient traditions and strict hierarchy, wolves live as Alphas, Betas, and Omegas, each with a role that keeps their people alive through endless winters. To be abandoned by your pack is considered a fate worse than death. At only nineteen years old, Y/n is cast out from the small Hanpine Pack, left alone to wander the unforgiving wilderness with little hope of surviving the brutal snow. Their life changes when they are discovered by Cohen Enapay, the twenty-three-year-old heir to the mighty Penapey Pack. Cold, intimidating, and fiercely loyal to his people, Cohen has every reason to drive the stranger away. Instead, against his better judgment, he reluctantly allows the abandoned omega to return with him. Life inside Penapey is anything but welcoming. Every wolf carries the scent of Y/n's former pack. Every glance is filled with suspicion. Every mistake could be the one that sends them back into the wilderness. Caught between earning the trust of a powerful pack and surviving a land where winter shows no mercy, Y/n slowly begins carving out a place among strangers. Meanwhile, Cohen struggles between the duty he was raised to uphold and the compassion he rarely allows himself to show. As seasons change, hunts grow harsher, and old rivalries between packs begin threatening the fragile peace of Wendadaei, two wolves from entirely different worlds are forced to rely on one another. What begins as reluctant tolerance slowly grows into respect, friendship, and eventually something far deeper—but neither of them is in any hurry to admit it. Because in Wendadaei... Trust is earned one winter at a time.

Drunk Actions Are Sober Thoughts

For years, Y/n has been one of Paul's closest friends. Game nights, cheap beer, late-night takeout, and endless hours spent in his apartment have become second nature. Their friendship has always been easy—comfortable enough that neither of them ever questioned just how much time they spent together. The only person who ever seemed to have a problem with it was Paul's girlfriend, Milana. After another argument sends her storming out of the apartment, the rest of the night continues like any other. More drinks. More laughter. More stories. But as the alcohol begins to blur the lines between friendship and honesty, conversations that once felt harmless slowly turn into confessions neither of them meant to say aloud. Sometimes all it takes is one night, a few too many drinks, and years of unspoken feelings for everything to change. With a relationship already falling apart, complicated emotions coming to the surface, and the consequences waiting for them in the morning, Paul and Y/n must decide whether what happened was simply the alcohol talking... or something they'd both been trying to ignore for far too long.

A Third In My Own Love Story..

Princess Y/n has spent her entire life preparing to marry Prince Alaric of Dalruin. Promised to each other since childhood, every summer only made her feelings for him stronger. Now, at twenty-one, she's finally returned to the kingdom for their last summer before their wedding—and she's never been more excited. But Alaric has a secret. His Eyes wonder to Katie Winder, a clever and charming palace servant who was never supposed to become anything more than a passing acquaintance. As Y/n slowly notices the lingering looks, whispered conversations, and secrets happening right beneath her nose, her excitement begins turning into jealousy. She was raised to be an obedient princess. But how long can she stay quiet while another girl takes the future she was promised? A princess. A prince. A forbidden love. And a wedding that might never happen.

Every Missed Moment..🍼

They were only seventeen when Y/n discovered she was pregnant. Y/n and Peter James had grown up together, promising each other forever. They were terrified, but Y/n chose to keep their baby. Peter promised he would tell his parents and come back. He never did. His wealthy family sent him away to London, cutting off his contact with Y/n. With no explanation and no way to reach him, Y/n believed Peter had abandoned her. Five years later, she has a five-year-old son named Louis—the little boy who has Peter’s eyes, hair, and smile. Y/n never tells Louis about his father. To him, there has only ever been Mommy, Grandma, and Grandpa. Then Peter comes home. And the first people he sees are Y/n—the girl he promised forever to—and the son he never knew he had. Peter wants to explain. Y/n doesn’t want to listen. Because how do you forgive someone for abandoning you when you spent five years believing they simply chose to leave?

Rivals On The Court |MLM|

Two college sports captains. One shared court. And absolutely no ability to get along. Fabian Timmons, the arrogant and ridiculously charming captain of the men’s basketball team, has never been particularly fond of sharing. Unfortunately, neither has Y/n, the stubborn captain of the men’s volleyball team. Between constant arguments over practice schedules, petty insults, and endless competitions over who deserves the court more, the two have become quite familiar with one another. Their teammates find the rivalry hilarious. Their coaches are probably tired of hearing about it. But somewhere between the arguments, unexpected encounters, and increasingly unnecessary reasons to see each other, the rivalry starts becoming something neither captain is quite prepared to admit. After all, there’s only so much room on one court. And apparently, there’s even less room for two enormous egos.

Between Pointe Shoes And Skateboards

Y/n has spent her entire life chasing perfection. As one of the most talented young ballerinas in her city, every day is filled with rehearsals, performances, expectations, and pressure. What began as a childhood dream slowly becomes something heavier, leaving Y/n exhausted and questioning whether she still loves the thing she's spent her whole life working for. Then she meets Joey Fox. A quiet skater boy who spends his lunches hiding on the school rooftop. Covered in bruises, smelling faintly of smoke, and carrying a skateboard everywhere he goes, Joey is everything Y/n isn't. He's messy where she's disciplined. Carefree where she's controlled. Unconcerned with perfection where she's spent years chasing it. What begins as an unlikely friendship soon becomes Y/n's escape from the pressure surrounding her life. Between rooftop lunches, afternoons at the skatepark, and stolen moments away from the ballet studio, Joey helps her remember what freedom feels like. But as Y/n starts pushing against the expectations placed upon her, her mother becomes stricter than ever. And with every step toward the life she wants, she risks losing the future she's spent years building. Sometimes the people who change your life aren't the ones who push you forward. They're the ones who teach you how to breathe again.

Opposites In Focus

Y/n and Oscar Cruz couldn't be more different. She's the loud, pink-loving captain of the college cheer squad from a wealthy family who always gets her way. He's a quiet, grunge film major and guitarist in a local band who'd rather hide behind a camera than stand in front of one. After constantly getting under each other's skin across campus, fate forces them together when Oscar chooses Y/n as the subject of his final documentary project—a film about someone whose life is the complete opposite of his own. Now stuck following her everywhere with a camera in hand, Oscar quickly discovers Y/n is far more than the spoiled, high-maintenance girl everyone assumes she is. Meanwhile, Y/n begins realizing the sarcastic emo boy behind the camera might not be as cold or judgmental as she first believed. Between constant bickering, college chaos, and a camera that never seems to stop rolling, two complete opposites slowly begin challenging everything they thought they knew about each other.

Grease And Heartstrings

Everyone thinks Sawyer Hernandez is trouble. The tattoos. The motorcycles. The attitude. The sharp tongue. He lets them think that. It's easier than explaining the truth. Because behind the loud music, grease-stained hands, and sarcastic remarks is a boy who's been quietly in love with his best friend for years. Y/n is everything Sawyer isn't—gentle, patient, endlessly kind. She spends her days caring for children. He spends his rebuilding engines. They shouldn't fit together. Yet somehow... They always have.

Just A Little Taste Of The City..

Y/n has spent her entire life on her family's farm and wouldn't trade it for the world. Between caring for animals, helping her parents, and enjoying every bit of country life, she's perfectly content where she is. So when a city boy named Samuel Castillo is sent to stay with her family for the summer, Y/n is thrilled. The city fascinates her, and she can't wait to show Samuel everything she loves about the countryside. The problem? Samuel wants absolutely nothing to do with it. Quiet, distant, and constantly looking like he'd rather be anywhere else, Samuel is the complete opposite of Y/n's bright and outgoing personality. But Y/n refuses to give up. Whether he's sitting alone on the porch, hiding by the creek, or trying to enjoy a moment of peace, she always seems to find him. As summer passes, Y/n's endless warmth begins to chip away at Samuel's walls, turning an unlikely friendship into something neither of them expected. Sometimes all it takes is a little taste of the city... and a whole lot of country.