———✬——— 𝟏𝟖+ 𝐁𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐱𝐮𝐚𝐥 - 𝐢𝐥𝐲 𝐚𝐥𝐥︎ ❣︎ 𝐏𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐝𝐨𝐧𝐭 𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐲 𝐦𝐲 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬︎!! ︎- 𝐞𝐧𝐣𝐨𝐲ꨄ
She’s everything you shouldn’t want but somehow, you can’t stop falling for her. The only problem? She already has a girlfriend, and neither of you is ready for what happens when love gets complicated.
She’s everything you shouldn’t want but somehow, you can’t stop falling for her. The only problem? She already has a girlfriend, and neither of you is ready for what happens when love gets complicated.
Y/N has always preferred quiet nights, genuine connections and the idea of falling in love rather than collecting meaningless flings. Nikki Alvarez is the complete opposite- reckless, unapologetic and known for partying, hooking up and never taking anyone seriously. When the two meet at a gay bar, Nikki assumes Y/N will be another one-night distraction, only to be rejected. Intrigued, Nikki decides to prove Y/N wrong and pulls her into a world of late nights, parties, impulsive adventures and trouble. But the more time they spend together, the more Y/N sees beyond Nikki’s reckless reputation and the more Nikki realises that Y/N might be the first girl she’s ever genuinely wanted to keep. What begins as Nikki trying to make Y/N live in her world slowly becomes a love neither of them expected.
Y/N has always preferred quiet nights, genuine connections and the idea of falling in love rather than collecting meaningless flings. Nikki Alvarez is the complete opposite- reckless, unapologetic and known for partying, hooking up and never taking anyone seriously. When the two meet at a gay bar, Nikki assumes Y/N will be another one-night distraction, only to be rejected. Intrigued, Nikki decides to prove Y/N wrong and pulls her into a world of late nights, parties, impulsive adventures and trouble. But the more time they spend together, the more Y/N sees beyond Nikki’s reckless reputation and the more Nikki realises that Y/N might be the first girl she’s ever genuinely wanted to keep. What begins as Nikki trying to make Y/N live in her world slowly becomes a love neither of them expected.
When Y/N moves into a new apartment looking for a fresh start her dream is instantly crushed when she constant starts getting irritated by a girl living upstairs who blasts loud music and plays guitar all day long. Every complaint Y/N makes, alex finds amusing. Every scowl Y/N pulls is matched with a smirk from alex. Eventually they start crossing paths more and more until Y/N is no longer irritated as much..
When Y/N moves into a new apartment looking for a fresh start her dream is instantly crushed when she constant starts getting irritated by a girl living upstairs who blasts loud music and plays guitar all day long. Every complaint Y/N makes, alex finds amusing. Every scowl Y/N pulls is matched with a smirk from alex. Eventually they start crossing paths more and more until Y/N is no longer irritated as much..
When Y/N accidentally humiliates Carter Monroe in front of half the university during the first week of the semester, she expects him to shrug it off. Instead, he looks her dead in the eye and says— “Who do you think you are?” The words become the beginning of an all-out rivalry. Carter is the kind of guy everyone seems to admire captain of the hockey team, effortlessly charming, and used to getting exactly what he wants. Y/N, on the other hand, couldn’t care less about his reputation. She’s sarcastic, stubborn, and refuses to treat him like he’s untouchable, which only fuels his obsession with proving her wrong. What starts as petty arguments, public dares, and an ongoing competition to outdo each other quickly turns into something far more complicated. Every encounter is a battle of wit, every conversation ends with one of them storming away, and every victory somehow feels hollow unless the other is there to witness it. Then one reckless night changes everything. A rumor spreads that the two of them hooked up. Neither of them confirms it…. Neither of them denies it.
When Y/N accidentally humiliates Carter Monroe in front of half the university during the first week of the semester, she expects him to shrug it off. Instead, he looks her dead in the eye and says— “Who do you think you are?” The words become the beginning of an all-out rivalry. Carter is the kind of guy everyone seems to admire captain of the hockey team, effortlessly charming, and used to getting exactly what he wants. Y/N, on the other hand, couldn’t care less about his reputation. She’s sarcastic, stubborn, and refuses to treat him like he’s untouchable, which only fuels his obsession with proving her wrong. What starts as petty arguments, public dares, and an ongoing competition to outdo each other quickly turns into something far more complicated. Every encounter is a battle of wit, every conversation ends with one of them storming away, and every victory somehow feels hollow unless the other is there to witness it. Then one reckless night changes everything. A rumor spreads that the two of them hooked up. Neither of them confirms it…. Neither of them denies it.
Hollywood Arts is known for turning talented teenagers into stars, but it’s also where friendships, rivalries, and messy relationships are impossible to escape. When Y/N transfers to Hollywood Arts halfway through the semester, she’s determined to keep her head down, focus on her craft, and avoid becoming the latest subject of school gossip. But that plan falls apart the moment she catches the attention of everyone—especially Beck Oliver, whose recent breakup with Jade West has left the entire school walking on eggshells. Beck is trying to move on from a relationship that everyone thought would last forever, while Jade refuses to let go without a fight. Caught in the middle, Y/N has no interest in becoming part of their drama… until an unexpected night together changes everything. What was meant to be a one-time mistake quickly becomes impossible to ignore as Beck and Y/N find themselves drawn to each other. Now, between jealous exes, meddling classmates, rehearsals, performances, and the constant spotlight of Hollywood Arts, Y/N and Beck must decide whether what started as a fleeting hookup could become something real—or if the chaos surrounding them will tear them apart before they ever get the chance.
Hollywood Arts is known for turning talented teenagers into stars, but it’s also where friendships, rivalries, and messy relationships are impossible to escape. When Y/N transfers to Hollywood Arts halfway through the semester, she’s determined to keep her head down, focus on her craft, and avoid becoming the latest subject of school gossip. But that plan falls apart the moment she catches the attention of everyone—especially Beck Oliver, whose recent breakup with Jade West has left the entire school walking on eggshells. Beck is trying to move on from a relationship that everyone thought would last forever, while Jade refuses to let go without a fight. Caught in the middle, Y/N has no interest in becoming part of their drama… until an unexpected night together changes everything. What was meant to be a one-time mistake quickly becomes impossible to ignore as Beck and Y/N find themselves drawn to each other. Now, between jealous exes, meddling classmates, rehearsals, performances, and the constant spotlight of Hollywood Arts, Y/N and Beck must decide whether what started as a fleeting hookup could become something real—or if the chaos surrounding them will tear them apart before they ever get the chance.
For two years, you thought you had the perfect relationship. Everyone knew you and Mason Rowe as the couple who would last, the ones who always chose each other, the ones who seemed untouchable. You trusted Mason completely, even when little things started feeling different: the late-night excuses, the sudden privacy with his phone, the moments where he seemed somewhere else while standing right beside you. What you didn’t know was that for months, your boyfriend had been cheating on you behind your back. When the truth finally comes out, your entire world collapses. The worst part isn’t just the betrayal, it’s finding out that everyone around him knew pieces of the truth and stayed silent. Including his best friend, Noah Beaumont. Except Noah wasn’t like the others. He was the one person who had always seen through your boyfriend’s lies. The one person who knew exactly how badly you’d been hurt. The problem? He was also the person you were never supposed to look at that way. Heartbroken and furious, you make a decision you know you’ll regret: if your boyfriend wanted to destroy your trust, you’d show him exactly what betrayal felt like. One reckless night turns into the ultimate revenge, you sleep with the one person he never thought you would. His best friend. But what starts as an attempt to hurt him becomes something far more complicated. Because Noah isn’t just a way to get revenge. He’s the person who makes you feel seen when you’re at your lowest. The person who knows the ugly truth about your relationship but still chooses you. Now you’re stuck between wanting your ex to feel the pain he caused and dealing with the guilt of falling for the one person who was never supposed to become anything more. Because revenge was supposed to be simple. You weren’t supposed to catch feelings for his best friend.
For two years, you thought you had the perfect relationship. Everyone knew you and Mason Rowe as the couple who would last, the ones who always chose each other, the ones who seemed untouchable. You trusted Mason completely, even when little things started feeling different: the late-night excuses, the sudden privacy with his phone, the moments where he seemed somewhere else while standing right beside you. What you didn’t know was that for months, your boyfriend had been cheating on you behind your back. When the truth finally comes out, your entire world collapses. The worst part isn’t just the betrayal, it’s finding out that everyone around him knew pieces of the truth and stayed silent. Including his best friend, Noah Beaumont. Except Noah wasn’t like the others. He was the one person who had always seen through your boyfriend’s lies. The one person who knew exactly how badly you’d been hurt. The problem? He was also the person you were never supposed to look at that way. Heartbroken and furious, you make a decision you know you’ll regret: if your boyfriend wanted to destroy your trust, you’d show him exactly what betrayal felt like. One reckless night turns into the ultimate revenge, you sleep with the one person he never thought you would. His best friend. But what starts as an attempt to hurt him becomes something far more complicated. Because Noah isn’t just a way to get revenge. He’s the person who makes you feel seen when you’re at your lowest. The person who knows the ugly truth about your relationship but still chooses you. Now you’re stuck between wanting your ex to feel the pain he caused and dealing with the guilt of falling for the one person who was never supposed to become anything more. Because revenge was supposed to be simple. You weren’t supposed to catch feelings for his best friend.
You’ve always had questionable decision-making skills. But sleeping with your best friend’s older brother, Lucas Brown, might officially be your worst. It happens once. At least, that’s the agreement. Neither of you will mention it. Neither of you will tell your friends. And most importantly, it will never happen again. Then Lucas starts texting you. One message becomes ten. Ten becomes nightly conversations. Suddenly you’re sneaking around at parties, disappearing from rooms together and inventing increasingly terrible excuses for why you’re always somehow alone. Your best friend remains completely oblivious. Lucas insists it’s casual. You insist you don’t like him. Everyone is apparently very stupid. Because the problem isn’t that sleeping with Lucas was a bad idea. The problem is that you might actually want him for something more than one night. And if your best friend finds out, you’re both dead.
You’ve always had questionable decision-making skills. But sleeping with your best friend’s older brother, Lucas Brown, might officially be your worst. It happens once. At least, that’s the agreement. Neither of you will mention it. Neither of you will tell your friends. And most importantly, it will never happen again. Then Lucas starts texting you. One message becomes ten. Ten becomes nightly conversations. Suddenly you’re sneaking around at parties, disappearing from rooms together and inventing increasingly terrible excuses for why you’re always somehow alone. Your best friend remains completely oblivious. Lucas insists it’s casual. You insist you don’t like him. Everyone is apparently very stupid. Because the problem isn’t that sleeping with Lucas was a bad idea. The problem is that you might actually want him for something more than one night. And if your best friend finds out, you’re both dead.
Y/N and Alex Thorne have been enemies for as long as anyone can remember. Their rivalry isn’t the playful kind — it’s the kind that leaves broken furniture, ruined reputations, and a trail of people wondering how two people can possibly hate each other that much. From the moment they met, something about Alex brought out the worst in Y/N. He was arrogant, infuriatingly charming, and always seemed to know exactly which buttons to push. Alex saw Y/N as stubborn, reckless, and impossible to control — someone who challenged him every chance she got. Their hatred became almost legendary. They sabotaged each other’s plans, competed over everything, and constantly found new ways to make each other’s lives miserable. Their arguments were explosive, their insults brutal, and their anger so intense that their friends joked they were one bad day away from actually trying to kill each other. And they almost did. More than once. Whether it was a fight that went too far, a dangerous situation where neither would back down, or a moment where their anger got the better of them, Y/N and Alex had crossed every line except admitting why they cared so much. Because beneath all the hatred was something neither of them wanted to acknowledge — they knew each other better than anyone else. When circumstances force them to work together, they expect nothing but disaster. They’re convinced they’ll destroy each other before they ever succeed. But as they’re forced to rely on one another, cracks begin to appear in the walls they’ve spent years building. Y/N starts noticing the parts of Alex no one else sees — the loyalty behind his arrogance, the kindness hidden beneath his cold exterior. Alex begins realizing Y/N isn’t just the reckless girl who drives him insane — she’s brave, passionate, and the only person who has ever truly challenged him. The problem? They still hate each other. Or at least, that’s what they tell themselves. Because when every argument feels like tension, every
Y/N and Alex Thorne have been enemies for as long as anyone can remember. Their rivalry isn’t the playful kind — it’s the kind that leaves broken furniture, ruined reputations, and a trail of people wondering how two people can possibly hate each other that much. From the moment they met, something about Alex brought out the worst in Y/N. He was arrogant, infuriatingly charming, and always seemed to know exactly which buttons to push. Alex saw Y/N as stubborn, reckless, and impossible to control — someone who challenged him every chance she got. Their hatred became almost legendary. They sabotaged each other’s plans, competed over everything, and constantly found new ways to make each other’s lives miserable. Their arguments were explosive, their insults brutal, and their anger so intense that their friends joked they were one bad day away from actually trying to kill each other. And they almost did. More than once. Whether it was a fight that went too far, a dangerous situation where neither would back down, or a moment where their anger got the better of them, Y/N and Alex had crossed every line except admitting why they cared so much. Because beneath all the hatred was something neither of them wanted to acknowledge — they knew each other better than anyone else. When circumstances force them to work together, they expect nothing but disaster. They’re convinced they’ll destroy each other before they ever succeed. But as they’re forced to rely on one another, cracks begin to appear in the walls they’ve spent years building. Y/N starts noticing the parts of Alex no one else sees — the loyalty behind his arrogance, the kindness hidden beneath his cold exterior. Alex begins realizing Y/N isn’t just the reckless girl who drives him insane — she’s brave, passionate, and the only person who has ever truly challenged him. The problem? They still hate each other. Or at least, that’s what they tell themselves. Because when every argument feels like tension, every
Everyone says soulmates are supposed to bring out the best in each other. No one has ever met Y/N and Nate Mitchell They’re the couple everyone watches from a distance. One night they’re slow dancing in the kitchen at 2 a.m. like the rest of the world doesn’t exist. By morning they’re screaming at each other in the driveway, throwing each other’s clothes onto the lawn and swearing it’s finally over. It never is. They know exactly where to hurt each other. Every breakup turns into a competition over who can move on faster. Every fight ends with someone walking out. Jealousy becomes a game, revenge becomes second nature, and lines they swore they’d never cross disappear one by one. They flirt with other people just to provoke a reaction. They disappear for days without explanation. They say unforgivable things in the heat of the moment only to crawl back into each other’s arms like nothing happened. Their friends have stopped taking sides. They’ve witnessed too many dramatic breakups followed by passionate reunions to know what’s real anymore. One minute Y/N and Nate are planning a future together, the next they’re trying to destroy each other’s lives over a text message. Everyone keeps asking the same question: “Why don’t you just leave?” Neither of them has an answer. Because beneath all the manipulation, heartbreak, and chaos is a love so consuming that it feels impossible to escape. They don’t know how to love quietly. Every emotion is explosive, every apology is desperate, every reunion burns hotter than the last. The only thing more dangerous than being together… …is trying to live without each other.
Everyone says soulmates are supposed to bring out the best in each other. No one has ever met Y/N and Nate Mitchell They’re the couple everyone watches from a distance. One night they’re slow dancing in the kitchen at 2 a.m. like the rest of the world doesn’t exist. By morning they’re screaming at each other in the driveway, throwing each other’s clothes onto the lawn and swearing it’s finally over. It never is. They know exactly where to hurt each other. Every breakup turns into a competition over who can move on faster. Every fight ends with someone walking out. Jealousy becomes a game, revenge becomes second nature, and lines they swore they’d never cross disappear one by one. They flirt with other people just to provoke a reaction. They disappear for days without explanation. They say unforgivable things in the heat of the moment only to crawl back into each other’s arms like nothing happened. Their friends have stopped taking sides. They’ve witnessed too many dramatic breakups followed by passionate reunions to know what’s real anymore. One minute Y/N and Nate are planning a future together, the next they’re trying to destroy each other’s lives over a text message. Everyone keeps asking the same question: “Why don’t you just leave?” Neither of them has an answer. Because beneath all the manipulation, heartbreak, and chaos is a love so consuming that it feels impossible to escape. They don’t know how to love quietly. Every emotion is explosive, every apology is desperate, every reunion burns hotter than the last. The only thing more dangerous than being together… …is trying to live without each other.
Y/N is twenty-two and drowning in debt after her older brother disappears, leaving behind unpaid loans to one of the most feared criminal organisations in the country. She has thirty days to pay. Instead of demanding money, the organisation’s ruthless second-in-command, Nicolas Laurent, offers her an impossible deal. She’ll work for him for one year. Not as a servant. Not as a girlfriend. As his personal assistant. The job sounds ordinary until she realises Nicolas isn’t a businessman. He runs the organisation’s finances, interrogations, and negotiations. Every day she sits beside him while politicians, rival gangs, and billionaires walk through his office. She hears things she shouldn’t. She sees things she can’t forget. And Nicolas never tells her why she’s still alive. Everyone around him believes she’s disposable. They place bets on how long she’ll last before she runs, betrays him, or gets herself killed. But Y/N refuses to be intimidated. She argues with him, ignores his threats, steals his expensive cigarettes just to annoy him, and slowly becomes the only person in years who speaks to him like he’s human instead of something to fear. For Nicolas, that’s the problem. He never wanted to care about her. The more danger surrounds her, the more possessive he becomes not because he owns her, but because he can’t bear the thought of losing the one person who treats him as more than a monster. Meanwhile, Y/N begins secretly investigating her brother’s disappearance, convinced Nicolas knows more than he’s admitting. She eventually uncovers the truth. Her brother wasn’t running from the organisation. He was running from Nicolas’s boss. Nicolas accepted Y/N’s debt not to trap her but to keep her where he could protect her. Now the organisation’s leader wants her handed over to silence what she knows. For the first time, Nicolas turns against the empire he helped build. To save Y/N, he’ll have to destroy everything he’s spent years creating.
Y/N is twenty-two and drowning in debt after her older brother disappears, leaving behind unpaid loans to one of the most feared criminal organisations in the country. She has thirty days to pay. Instead of demanding money, the organisation’s ruthless second-in-command, Nicolas Laurent, offers her an impossible deal. She’ll work for him for one year. Not as a servant. Not as a girlfriend. As his personal assistant. The job sounds ordinary until she realises Nicolas isn’t a businessman. He runs the organisation’s finances, interrogations, and negotiations. Every day she sits beside him while politicians, rival gangs, and billionaires walk through his office. She hears things she shouldn’t. She sees things she can’t forget. And Nicolas never tells her why she’s still alive. Everyone around him believes she’s disposable. They place bets on how long she’ll last before she runs, betrays him, or gets herself killed. But Y/N refuses to be intimidated. She argues with him, ignores his threats, steals his expensive cigarettes just to annoy him, and slowly becomes the only person in years who speaks to him like he’s human instead of something to fear. For Nicolas, that’s the problem. He never wanted to care about her. The more danger surrounds her, the more possessive he becomes not because he owns her, but because he can’t bear the thought of losing the one person who treats him as more than a monster. Meanwhile, Y/N begins secretly investigating her brother’s disappearance, convinced Nicolas knows more than he’s admitting. She eventually uncovers the truth. Her brother wasn’t running from the organisation. He was running from Nicolas’s boss. Nicolas accepted Y/N’s debt not to trap her but to keep her where he could protect her. Now the organisation’s leader wants her handed over to silence what she knows. For the first time, Nicolas turns against the empire he helped build. To save Y/N, he’ll have to destroy everything he’s spent years creating.
The first time they meet, it’s nothing more than an accident. Y/N reaches for the last copy of a novel in a quiet bookshop at the exact same moment as a stranger dressed in black. Their hands brush. She apologises with an embarrassed smile before insisting he take the book instead. She leaves believing she’ll never see him again. Alexander Vesper knows otherwise. Successful, meticulous, and dangerously patient, Alex has spent years controlling every aspect of his life. And he’s also spent it watching Y/N’s every step. What was once a simple curiosity, it grew into something all-consuming. He knows her morning routine, the café where she buys coffee every Tuesday, the florist she visits every month to replace the flowers on her father’s grave, the route she walks when she needs to clear her head. He isn’t just watching her. He’s finding ways to become a part of her life. She starts seeing him everywhere. A quiet smile across a crowded café. A familiar face browsing the same shelves at the bookstore. The stranger who offers her his umbrella when it starts to rain. The man who ends up beside her on delayed trains, standing behind her in supermarket queues, sitting two rows away at the cinema, always polite, always seemingly surprised to see her. What are the chances? Higher than you’d think. To Y/N, the repeated encounters become an inside joke. She begins to believe fate has an unusual sense of humour, and despite herself, she starts looking forward to seeing the mysterious stranger who somehow keeps crossing her path. Coffee turns into conversations. Conversations become dinners. Dinners become the safest part of her week. She doesn’t realise that none of it is accidental. Alex changes his schedule to match hers. He rents an office overlooking the street she walks every morning. He memorises her favourite orders, the books she hasn’t bought yet, the songs she hums under her breath. Before she can even mention wanting something, he’s already made sure she’l
The first time they meet, it’s nothing more than an accident. Y/N reaches for the last copy of a novel in a quiet bookshop at the exact same moment as a stranger dressed in black. Their hands brush. She apologises with an embarrassed smile before insisting he take the book instead. She leaves believing she’ll never see him again. Alexander Vesper knows otherwise. Successful, meticulous, and dangerously patient, Alex has spent years controlling every aspect of his life. And he’s also spent it watching Y/N’s every step. What was once a simple curiosity, it grew into something all-consuming. He knows her morning routine, the café where she buys coffee every Tuesday, the florist she visits every month to replace the flowers on her father’s grave, the route she walks when she needs to clear her head. He isn’t just watching her. He’s finding ways to become a part of her life. She starts seeing him everywhere. A quiet smile across a crowded café. A familiar face browsing the same shelves at the bookstore. The stranger who offers her his umbrella when it starts to rain. The man who ends up beside her on delayed trains, standing behind her in supermarket queues, sitting two rows away at the cinema, always polite, always seemingly surprised to see her. What are the chances? Higher than you’d think. To Y/N, the repeated encounters become an inside joke. She begins to believe fate has an unusual sense of humour, and despite herself, she starts looking forward to seeing the mysterious stranger who somehow keeps crossing her path. Coffee turns into conversations. Conversations become dinners. Dinners become the safest part of her week. She doesn’t realise that none of it is accidental. Alex changes his schedule to match hers. He rents an office overlooking the street she walks every morning. He memorises her favourite orders, the books she hasn’t bought yet, the songs she hums under her breath. Before she can even mention wanting something, he’s already made sure she’l
Y/N and Mason Cooper have hated each other for as long as anyone can remember. Not the kind of hate that fades after a week. The kind that’s built over years of sarcastic comments, public arguments, stolen victories, and refusing to let the other have the last word. They’re both stubborn, competitive, and incapable of backing down. If one joins a club, the other somehow ends up there too. If one scores highest on a test, the other beats them next time. Their classmates have started placing bets on who will start the next argument. Neither of them remembers exactly how it began anymore. They just know they can’t stand each other. When a teacher pairs them together for a semester-long project worth half their final grade, they both try everything to get out of it. They fail. Now they’re stuck spending every afternoon together. At first, it’s a disaster. They argue over everything from who writes the notes to who gets credit for ideas. They challenge each other constantly, turning even the smallest tasks into competitions. But as the weeks pass, the cracks in their assumptions begin to show. The arrogant boy Y/N thought she knew is carrying more responsibility than anyone realizes. The impossible girl Mason swore he hated isn’t nearly as confident as she pretends to be. Neither of them admits they’re changing their mind. Instead, the insults become teasing. The arguments become conversations. The silence becomes comfortable. And somewhere between trying to prove each other wrong… they accidentally become the person the other looks for first.
Y/N and Mason Cooper have hated each other for as long as anyone can remember. Not the kind of hate that fades after a week. The kind that’s built over years of sarcastic comments, public arguments, stolen victories, and refusing to let the other have the last word. They’re both stubborn, competitive, and incapable of backing down. If one joins a club, the other somehow ends up there too. If one scores highest on a test, the other beats them next time. Their classmates have started placing bets on who will start the next argument. Neither of them remembers exactly how it began anymore. They just know they can’t stand each other. When a teacher pairs them together for a semester-long project worth half their final grade, they both try everything to get out of it. They fail. Now they’re stuck spending every afternoon together. At first, it’s a disaster. They argue over everything from who writes the notes to who gets credit for ideas. They challenge each other constantly, turning even the smallest tasks into competitions. But as the weeks pass, the cracks in their assumptions begin to show. The arrogant boy Y/N thought she knew is carrying more responsibility than anyone realizes. The impossible girl Mason swore he hated isn’t nearly as confident as she pretends to be. Neither of them admits they’re changing their mind. Instead, the insults become teasing. The arguments become conversations. The silence becomes comfortable. And somewhere between trying to prove each other wrong… they accidentally become the person the other looks for first.
20 year old Y/N never expected her new university Professor, Mr. Adrian Cole, to become the one person she couldn’t stop thinking about. From the moment they meet, an undeniable attraction lingers between them—hidden beneath professional conversations, lingering glances, and carefully chosen words. Both know crossing the line would have devastating consequences, forcing them to bury their feelings and fight the temptation that grows stronger with every passing day. It’s a slow-burning story of forbidden attraction, emotional restraint, and two people desperately trying to ignore a connection neither of them ever wanted.
20 year old Y/N never expected her new university Professor, Mr. Adrian Cole, to become the one person she couldn’t stop thinking about. From the moment they meet, an undeniable attraction lingers between them—hidden beneath professional conversations, lingering glances, and carefully chosen words. Both know crossing the line would have devastating consequences, forcing them to bury their feelings and fight the temptation that grows stronger with every passing day. It’s a slow-burning story of forbidden attraction, emotional restraint, and two people desperately trying to ignore a connection neither of them ever wanted.
Y/N has always known that loving Luca Moretti means loving a man surrounded by danger. As the heir to one of the city’s most feared mafia families, Luca often disappears for days on business, but he always leaves his trusted bodyguards behind to protect Y/N. They are deeply, hopelessly in love, and despite the darkness surrounding Luca’s world, Y/N has always felt safest with him. Until one night. She wakes to discover that every guard has vanished. Before she can understand why, the people who have been waiting for Luca’s one moment of vulnerability finally make their move, taking Y/N not because they want her dead, but because they know she is the only thing capable of bringing the ruthless Luca Moretti to his knees.
Y/N has always known that loving Luca Moretti means loving a man surrounded by danger. As the heir to one of the city’s most feared mafia families, Luca often disappears for days on business, but he always leaves his trusted bodyguards behind to protect Y/N. They are deeply, hopelessly in love, and despite the darkness surrounding Luca’s world, Y/N has always felt safest with him. Until one night. She wakes to discover that every guard has vanished. Before she can understand why, the people who have been waiting for Luca’s one moment of vulnerability finally make their move, taking Y/N not because they want her dead, but because they know she is the only thing capable of bringing the ruthless Luca Moretti to his knees.
You arrive at university with one goal: graduate, keep your head down, and absolutely avoid unnecessary drama. Then you discover your new housemate is Elliot Monroe — the arrogant, annoyingly charming guy you had a disastrous one-night encounter with over summer. Neither of you knew you’d be living together. Neither of you is particularly thrilled about it. And neither of you tells your friends what happened. You establish rules immediately: no flirting, no hooking up, no bringing people home when the other is around, and absolutely no catching feelings. Simple. Until living together means late-night kitchen conversations, shared grocery runs, drunken arguments, accidental cuddling during movie nights and knowing far too much about each other’s lives. You had everything planned out. Elliot was never supposed to be part of it. And somehow, he’s becoming the one thing you don’t want to remove.
You arrive at university with one goal: graduate, keep your head down, and absolutely avoid unnecessary drama. Then you discover your new housemate is Elliot Monroe — the arrogant, annoyingly charming guy you had a disastrous one-night encounter with over summer. Neither of you knew you’d be living together. Neither of you is particularly thrilled about it. And neither of you tells your friends what happened. You establish rules immediately: no flirting, no hooking up, no bringing people home when the other is around, and absolutely no catching feelings. Simple. Until living together means late-night kitchen conversations, shared grocery runs, drunken arguments, accidental cuddling during movie nights and knowing far too much about each other’s lives. You had everything planned out. Elliot was never supposed to be part of it. And somehow, he’s becoming the one thing you don’t want to remove.
Y/N and Roman Knox have spent seven years of their lives side by side. Seven birthdays. Seven summers. Seven years of scraped knees, late-night phone calls, family holidays, inside jokes, and a friendship so inseparable that everyone around them assumes they’ll end up together someday. The only people who don’t seem to realise it are them. As their final summer before adulthood begins, everything starts to shift. Lingering touches last a little longer. Jealousy becomes impossible to ignore. The lines between friendship and something more blur until, on the night of their Y/N’s eighteen birthday, beneath a sky they’ve watched together since they were children, they finally admit the truth. They’ve been in love with each other for years. It should’ve been the beginning of their story. Instead, before the night is over, everything changes. No one will tell her where he went. No one will tell her what really happened that night. As the months turn into years, Y/N refuses to let go of the boy who promised he’d come back. But hope has an expiration date, and eventually she’s forced to decide whether to keep waiting for a future that may never come.
Y/N and Roman Knox have spent seven years of their lives side by side. Seven birthdays. Seven summers. Seven years of scraped knees, late-night phone calls, family holidays, inside jokes, and a friendship so inseparable that everyone around them assumes they’ll end up together someday. The only people who don’t seem to realise it are them. As their final summer before adulthood begins, everything starts to shift. Lingering touches last a little longer. Jealousy becomes impossible to ignore. The lines between friendship and something more blur until, on the night of their Y/N’s eighteen birthday, beneath a sky they’ve watched together since they were children, they finally admit the truth. They’ve been in love with each other for years. It should’ve been the beginning of their story. Instead, before the night is over, everything changes. No one will tell her where he went. No one will tell her what really happened that night. As the months turn into years, Y/N refuses to let go of the boy who promised he’d come back. But hope has an expiration date, and eventually she’s forced to decide whether to keep waiting for a future that may never come.
Flirting is fun. Casual is easy. Relationships are messy. So when she starts a no-strings-attached arrangement with Blake Carter- The most popular footballer at university and shares a friend group with Y/N, it feels perfect. They’re brutally honest from the start—no dates, no jealousy, no sleepovers that mean something, and absolutely no falling in love. At first, it’s effortless. They sneak into each other’s rooms after parties, exchange sarcastic texts at 2 a.m., and pretend they barely know each other in public. Everyone assumes they’re just friends, and that’s exactly how they want it. Then things begin to blur. He remembers how she takes her coffee. She waits up for him after football matches. He starts calling her whenever something good—or terrible—happens. She becomes the first person he looks for in a crowded room. Neither of them admits what’s happening. Instead, they keep insisting, “It’s just casual.” But when someone new enters the picture and Blake starts moving on after Y/N keeps reminding him what they had was only for pleasure, pretending not to care becomes impossible for Y/N. What was supposed to be effortless suddenly hurts more than either of them expected. Because somewhere between stolen hoodies, late-night conversations, fake arguments, and accidental forehead kisses… Someone broke the only rule. Oops. They caught feelings.
Flirting is fun. Casual is easy. Relationships are messy. So when she starts a no-strings-attached arrangement with Blake Carter- The most popular footballer at university and shares a friend group with Y/N, it feels perfect. They’re brutally honest from the start—no dates, no jealousy, no sleepovers that mean something, and absolutely no falling in love. At first, it’s effortless. They sneak into each other’s rooms after parties, exchange sarcastic texts at 2 a.m., and pretend they barely know each other in public. Everyone assumes they’re just friends, and that’s exactly how they want it. Then things begin to blur. He remembers how she takes her coffee. She waits up for him after football matches. He starts calling her whenever something good—or terrible—happens. She becomes the first person he looks for in a crowded room. Neither of them admits what’s happening. Instead, they keep insisting, “It’s just casual.” But when someone new enters the picture and Blake starts moving on after Y/N keeps reminding him what they had was only for pleasure, pretending not to care becomes impossible for Y/N. What was supposed to be effortless suddenly hurts more than either of them expected. Because somewhere between stolen hoodies, late-night conversations, fake arguments, and accidental forehead kisses… Someone broke the only rule. Oops. They caught feelings.
You don’t remember kissing Cameron Blake. You remember the party. You remember the tequila. You remember arguing with him. You definitely remember telling everyone you’d rather die than ever kiss Cameron Blake. Unfortunately, someone recorded it. By morning, the video is everywhere in your friend group — and apparently, the kiss wasn’t the only thing that happened. The two of you made a drunken agreement: if neither of you remembers the night properly, you can’t hold anything against the other. Except Cameron remembers. All of it. And instead of telling you what happened, he starts dropping suspicious little hints just to watch you panic. Soon, your friends are convinced you’re secretly dating, Cameron is enjoying himself far too much, and you’re desperately trying to reconstruct the night before you accidentally develop feelings for the one person you swore you’d never touch. The hangover was temporary. The consequences were not.
You don’t remember kissing Cameron Blake. You remember the party. You remember the tequila. You remember arguing with him. You definitely remember telling everyone you’d rather die than ever kiss Cameron Blake. Unfortunately, someone recorded it. By morning, the video is everywhere in your friend group — and apparently, the kiss wasn’t the only thing that happened. The two of you made a drunken agreement: if neither of you remembers the night properly, you can’t hold anything against the other. Except Cameron remembers. All of it. And instead of telling you what happened, he starts dropping suspicious little hints just to watch you panic. Soon, your friends are convinced you’re secretly dating, Cameron is enjoying himself far too much, and you’re desperately trying to reconstruct the night before you accidentally develop feelings for the one person you swore you’d never touch. The hangover was temporary. The consequences were not.
Y/N has spent years building walls around her heart, refusing to let anyone close enough to hurt her again. When she crosses paths with a man who is just as damaged as she is, their connection is instant but so is the destruction that follows. Y/N and Roman Volkov are drawn together by obsession instead of trust, constantly testing each other’s limits in a relationship, cheating on each other, flirting with other people infront of each other, and overall are just as bad as one another. When Roman appears back In town after being away for months, they cross each other in bar, they don’t talk. They just fall back into their strange, toxic game of taunts. Every secret, betrayal, and sacrifice pushes them closer to the edge, until one of them has to decide who will give in first… and who will break.
Y/N has spent years building walls around her heart, refusing to let anyone close enough to hurt her again. When she crosses paths with a man who is just as damaged as she is, their connection is instant but so is the destruction that follows. Y/N and Roman Volkov are drawn together by obsession instead of trust, constantly testing each other’s limits in a relationship, cheating on each other, flirting with other people infront of each other, and overall are just as bad as one another. When Roman appears back In town after being away for months, they cross each other in bar, they don’t talk. They just fall back into their strange, toxic game of taunts. Every secret, betrayal, and sacrifice pushes them closer to the edge, until one of them has to decide who will give in first… and who will break.
By day, Y/N, Monica, and Rebecca are nothing more than three ordinary teenage girls trying to survive high school. They complain about homework, gossip in the hallways, and somehow always manage to avoid detention. To everyone around them, they’re inseparable best friends. What nobody knows is that once the final school bell rings and the sun begins to set, the three girls become something entirely different. Hidden beneath Monica’s family home is an ancient spell room passed down through generations of witches. Candles burn with blue flames, spellbooks write their own pages, and cauldrons bubble with potions that could change someone’s entire fate. Together, the girls practice magic in secret, carefully keeping the supernatural world hidden from everyone else. When Y/N admits she’s hopelessly in love with the effortlessly charming Jason Blackwood, Monica and Rebecca decide they’re done waiting for fate to do its job. Armed with old grimoires, moonlit rituals, enchanted herbs, and dangerously tempting love potions, they make it their mission to have Jason fall head over heels for Y/N. At first, the spells seem harmless. Jason starts noticing Y/N more, finding excuses to talk to her, and appearing wherever she goes. But every spell has consequences, and magic has a habit of twisting even the best intentions. As strange occurrences begin spreading through the school and the girls’ carefully hidden secret starts attracting unwanted attention from other witches, they realize they’ve awakened something far older than a simple love spell. Now they must decide whether love is worth forcing—or whether some feelings are meant to happen naturally before the magic spirals beyond their control.
By day, Y/N, Monica, and Rebecca are nothing more than three ordinary teenage girls trying to survive high school. They complain about homework, gossip in the hallways, and somehow always manage to avoid detention. To everyone around them, they’re inseparable best friends. What nobody knows is that once the final school bell rings and the sun begins to set, the three girls become something entirely different. Hidden beneath Monica’s family home is an ancient spell room passed down through generations of witches. Candles burn with blue flames, spellbooks write their own pages, and cauldrons bubble with potions that could change someone’s entire fate. Together, the girls practice magic in secret, carefully keeping the supernatural world hidden from everyone else. When Y/N admits she’s hopelessly in love with the effortlessly charming Jason Blackwood, Monica and Rebecca decide they’re done waiting for fate to do its job. Armed with old grimoires, moonlit rituals, enchanted herbs, and dangerously tempting love potions, they make it their mission to have Jason fall head over heels for Y/N. At first, the spells seem harmless. Jason starts noticing Y/N more, finding excuses to talk to her, and appearing wherever she goes. But every spell has consequences, and magic has a habit of twisting even the best intentions. As strange occurrences begin spreading through the school and the girls’ carefully hidden secret starts attracting unwanted attention from other witches, they realize they’ve awakened something far older than a simple love spell. Now they must decide whether love is worth forcing—or whether some feelings are meant to happen naturally before the magic spirals beyond their control.
Y/N and Soren Bellamy couldn’t be more different. He collects flings and one night stands, while she avoids them at all costs.. Everyone knows Soren has hooked up with every girl in the city.. and none of them have ever heard off him again. The only girl he hasn’t hooked up with.. is Y/N. Brody and Soren make a deal. Soren has to get you to hook up with him AND fall in love with him. But Y/N doesn’t make it easy for him… infact its nearly impossible and somehow.. he is the one who ends up falling first.
Y/N and Soren Bellamy couldn’t be more different. He collects flings and one night stands, while she avoids them at all costs.. Everyone knows Soren has hooked up with every girl in the city.. and none of them have ever heard off him again. The only girl he hasn’t hooked up with.. is Y/N. Brody and Soren make a deal. Soren has to get you to hook up with him AND fall in love with him. But Y/N doesn’t make it easy for him… infact its nearly impossible and somehow.. he is the one who ends up falling first.
At 24 years old, Y/N is doing everything she can to move on from the heartbreak of ending a three-year relationship. By day, she’s a hardworking employee in a bustling corporate office, keeping her head down and convincing everyone—including herself—that she’s fine. But one reckless night out with friends changes everything. In the dim lights of a crowded bar, she meets a dangerously attractive stranger. Logan Alvaro is 32, 6’4”, tattooed, tanned, with dark wavy hair, piercing eyes, and the kind of confidence that makes walking away impossible. Looking for nothing more than a distraction—a rebound—they spend one unforgettable night together. Before sunrise, Y/N slips out of his apartment without a goodbye, convinced she’ll never see him again. Until Monday morning. When the company’s long-awaited HR President arrives to visit the office, Y/N’s world comes crashing down. Standing at the front of the conference room is none other than Logan Alvaro. The stranger she disappeared on in the middle of the night. Their eyes meet. Her face drops. His smirk says he remembers everything. Determined to protect her career, Y/N avoids him at every opportunity. But between unavoidable meetings, late-night projects, office events, and an endless string of accidental run-ins, the chemistry between them only grows stronger. What began as one impulsive mistake becomes impossible to ignore. As professional boundaries blur and hidden feelings surface, Y/N is forced to choose between the safety of her carefully planned life and the man she never expected to fall for. Sometimes the best love stories begin with the worst timing… and one night that was only ever supposed to be a rebound.
At 24 years old, Y/N is doing everything she can to move on from the heartbreak of ending a three-year relationship. By day, she’s a hardworking employee in a bustling corporate office, keeping her head down and convincing everyone—including herself—that she’s fine. But one reckless night out with friends changes everything. In the dim lights of a crowded bar, she meets a dangerously attractive stranger. Logan Alvaro is 32, 6’4”, tattooed, tanned, with dark wavy hair, piercing eyes, and the kind of confidence that makes walking away impossible. Looking for nothing more than a distraction—a rebound—they spend one unforgettable night together. Before sunrise, Y/N slips out of his apartment without a goodbye, convinced she’ll never see him again. Until Monday morning. When the company’s long-awaited HR President arrives to visit the office, Y/N’s world comes crashing down. Standing at the front of the conference room is none other than Logan Alvaro. The stranger she disappeared on in the middle of the night. Their eyes meet. Her face drops. His smirk says he remembers everything. Determined to protect her career, Y/N avoids him at every opportunity. But between unavoidable meetings, late-night projects, office events, and an endless string of accidental run-ins, the chemistry between them only grows stronger. What began as one impulsive mistake becomes impossible to ignore. As professional boundaries blur and hidden feelings surface, Y/N is forced to choose between the safety of her carefully planned life and the man she never expected to fall for. Sometimes the best love stories begin with the worst timing… and one night that was only ever supposed to be a rebound.
Y/N has one summer left before everything changes. In just ten weeks she’ll leave her small coastal town for university, determined to finally move on from the life she’s always known. She’s made herself one promise: no distractions, no relationships, and definitely no falling in love. Then she meets him. Hudson Miller only in town for the summer, helping his grandparents run their old beachside café before returning to the other side of the country. Charming but guarded, he has his own reasons for wanting the season to end as quickly as possible. What begins as accidental encounters turns into late-night walks along the shore, stolen sunsets, bonfires with friends, and conversations that make them feel understood for the first time. As August slips away, so does the time they have left. Every day brings them closer to the inevitable goodbye they’ve been trying not to think about. With different futures waiting on opposite sides of the country, they’re forced to ask themselves one impossible question: Can a love that was never meant to last survive once the summer is over… or are some people only meant to find each other before the summer ends?
Y/N has one summer left before everything changes. In just ten weeks she’ll leave her small coastal town for university, determined to finally move on from the life she’s always known. She’s made herself one promise: no distractions, no relationships, and definitely no falling in love. Then she meets him. Hudson Miller only in town for the summer, helping his grandparents run their old beachside café before returning to the other side of the country. Charming but guarded, he has his own reasons for wanting the season to end as quickly as possible. What begins as accidental encounters turns into late-night walks along the shore, stolen sunsets, bonfires with friends, and conversations that make them feel understood for the first time. As August slips away, so does the time they have left. Every day brings them closer to the inevitable goodbye they’ve been trying not to think about. With different futures waiting on opposite sides of the country, they’re forced to ask themselves one impossible question: Can a love that was never meant to last survive once the summer is over… or are some people only meant to find each other before the summer ends?
Y/n was the type of girl people warned you about. A city girl through and through — fearless, reckless, and completely unapologetic. She spends her nights dancing under neon lights, partying until sunrise, and never worrying about what anyone thinks of her. She’s known for her wild reputation, her sharp attitude, and her refusal to let anyone get too close. So when her best friend Jane tells her they’re going on a holiday, Y/N imagines beaches, luxury hotels, and a week away from reality. Instead, Jane brings her back to her hometown — a peaceful countryside surrounded by open fields, horses, and a close-knit community. A place completely opposite to the chaotic city life Y/N knows. Waiting for her is the Carter family — Jane, her older brother Austen, and their father Bobby Carter, who welcome Y/N into their ranch life with warmth and kindness. Alongside them are Austen’s closest friends, Beau Tanner, Sam Edwards, and Jed Roberts, who have become like family over the years. And then there’s Chuck Miller. Quiet, mysterious, and effortlessly charming, Chuck is unlike anyone Y/N has ever met. He isn’t intimidated by her wild personality, but he isn’t trying to change her either. He sees the person behind the chaos — the girl who hides her heart beneath confidence and late nights. As Y/N learns the beauty of a slower life, she finds herself drawn to the ranch, the people who make her feel at home, and the cowboy who slowly becomes the one person she can’t imagine leaving behind. Because sometimes the person who changes your life isn’t the one who tries to tame you… It’s the one who loves you exactly as you are.
Y/n was the type of girl people warned you about. A city girl through and through — fearless, reckless, and completely unapologetic. She spends her nights dancing under neon lights, partying until sunrise, and never worrying about what anyone thinks of her. She’s known for her wild reputation, her sharp attitude, and her refusal to let anyone get too close. So when her best friend Jane tells her they’re going on a holiday, Y/N imagines beaches, luxury hotels, and a week away from reality. Instead, Jane brings her back to her hometown — a peaceful countryside surrounded by open fields, horses, and a close-knit community. A place completely opposite to the chaotic city life Y/N knows. Waiting for her is the Carter family — Jane, her older brother Austen, and their father Bobby Carter, who welcome Y/N into their ranch life with warmth and kindness. Alongside them are Austen’s closest friends, Beau Tanner, Sam Edwards, and Jed Roberts, who have become like family over the years. And then there’s Chuck Miller. Quiet, mysterious, and effortlessly charming, Chuck is unlike anyone Y/N has ever met. He isn’t intimidated by her wild personality, but he isn’t trying to change her either. He sees the person behind the chaos — the girl who hides her heart beneath confidence and late nights. As Y/N learns the beauty of a slower life, she finds herself drawn to the ranch, the people who make her feel at home, and the cowboy who slowly becomes the one person she can’t imagine leaving behind. Because sometimes the person who changes your life isn’t the one who tries to tame you… It’s the one who loves you exactly as you are.
Y/N never expected to fall for the city’s most dangerous man, Killian Moretti. A feared crime boss whose name alone makes people look over their shoulders. Their relationship begins as a game of manipulation, where every conversation feels like a battle and every touch carries consequences. As enemies close in and loyalties begin to crumble, they find themselves choosing each other over everything they once believed in. But loving someone capable of pulling the trigger means every moment together could be their last, because sometimes the greatest danger isn’t the gun… it’s the person holding your heart.
Y/N never expected to fall for the city’s most dangerous man, Killian Moretti. A feared crime boss whose name alone makes people look over their shoulders. Their relationship begins as a game of manipulation, where every conversation feels like a battle and every touch carries consequences. As enemies close in and loyalties begin to crumble, they find themselves choosing each other over everything they once believed in. But loving someone capable of pulling the trigger means every moment together could be their last, because sometimes the greatest danger isn’t the gun… it’s the person holding your heart.
