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There’s my girl

The preacher's daughter was never supposed to fall for the town's notorious bull rider, Tate Ryder. With a strict pastor for a father and three overprotective older brothers, their relationship has always been a secret. she must choose between being the perfect preacher's daughter and fighting for the boy she loves.

A matter of blood

Y/N Rosier and Draco Malfoy have spent their entire lives in the same circles. Pure-blood heirs. Slytherins. Obscenely wealthy. Their families share Ministry connections, ancient traditions, holidays, and enough history to guarantee that avoiding each other is impossible. Which is unfortunate, considering they absolutely despise one another. At Hogwarts, everything is a competition. Grades, dueling, Quidditch, insults—neither will willingly let the other win. Outside Hogwarts, things become more complicated. Their families continuously force them together at Ministry galas, political dinners, weddings, Christmas balls, and society events where starting an argument in front of half the Wizengamot isn't exactly acceptable. So Draco and Y/N learn to tolerate each other. Then understand each other. And somewhere between reluctant dances, whispered insults, stolen glances across crowded ballrooms, jealousy neither will acknowledge, and conversations hidden away on balconies, hatred begins becoming something dangerously difficult to explain. Because Draco Malfoy and Y/N Rosier have spent years trying to defeat each other. Falling in love was never supposed to be part of the competition.

where flowers bloom

Y/N is perfectly content running her little flower shop, where every bouquet tells a story and every customer leaves feeling a little lighter. Luca Devereaux, the billionaire CEO of Devereaux Group, lives in a world of billion-dollar deals, impossible expectations, and carefully guarded walls. When Luca walks into Y/N's shop looking for flowers, she sees nothing more than another customer. She has no idea who he is—and that's exactly what keeps him coming back. As chance encounters turn into friendship, and friendship into something neither of them expected, Y/N teaches Luca that not everything valuable can be bought, while Luca quietly shows her that love is found in the smallest acts of devotion. A slow-burn romance about flowers, quiet love, and finding home in the most unexpected person.

Something more than friends

Y/N Rosier and Draco Malfoy have been friends for as long as either of them can remember. Their families are practically intertwined. Their mothers are best friends, their fathers have spent decades as friends and political allies, and Y/N has been wandering through Malfoy Manor without knocking since childhood. At twenty-four, nothing about their friendship should be complicated. Except lately, it is. Draco has started noticing how beautiful Y/N looks at society events. Y/N has started wondering why Draco’s hand on her waist makes her heart race. He gets irritated when other wizards flirt with her. She gets strangely quiet whenever a woman becomes too interested in him. Neither of them intends to acknowledge it. After all, they're just friends. Friends who constantly touch each other. Friends who know everything about each other. Friends whose parents have already noticed. Friends who are becoming increasingly terrible at pretending there isn't something else between them. Between old-money society events, family dinners, jealous misunderstandings, late nights at Malfoy Manor, meddling friends, and years of buried affection, Y/N and Draco are about to discover that falling in love with your best friend is terrifying. Especially when losing them isn't an option.