Moving into a new apartment should be a fresh start, but Y/N’s first week takes an unexpected turn when her landlord accidentally gives her Peter Parker’s number instead of maintenance. One broken sink later, Peter is standing at her door with his floppy curls, crooked smile and absolutely no idea how he became the building’s unofficial handyman. What starts as an awkward misunderstanding quickly turns into friendship. Soon, Peter is fixing little things around her apartment, Y/N is bringing him leftovers, and neither of them can seem to stop finding excuses to spend time together. Late-night conversations become movie nights. Movie nights become takeout on the couch. Somewhere along the way, Peter becomes her favorite person to call, and Y/N becomes the person he looks forward to coming home to. There is just one tiny thing Peter hasn’t told her. He’s Spider-Man. But for now, Y/N only knows him as her ridiculously handsome, slightly mysterious neighbor with messy curls, terrible excuses for his bruises and a habit of showing up whenever she needs him. And Peter is perfectly happy letting her get to know the man behind the mask first. A cozy, fluffy, slow-burn story about friendship, unexpected neighbors, stolen glances, domestic moments and Peter Parker falling hopelessly in love with the girl next door.
Ace Kavanaugh is a cold, controlled hockey captain with a reputation for keeping people at a distance. Quiet, intense, and shaped by a past he won’t talk about, he trusts no one and lets anger and detachment do the talking for him. But when Y/N enters his life, something shifts. He doesn’t soften for the world—but for her, his walls start to crack, revealing a protective, consuming side no one else ever sees.
Draco hates y/n. And y/n hates Draco. They have been academic rivals since first year and they never miss a chance to give the other a hard time. We all know there is a thin line between love and hate. That line begins to blur beyond repair when Draco walks in on y/n having a panic attack in the prefects bathroom.
Y/N has spent years crushing on Easton Rivers—the handsome, charming captain of the college football team who seems like the perfect guy. So when an opportunity finally arises to catch his attention, she’s determined not to let it slip away. The last person she expects to get involved is Daniel “Ace” Kavanaugh. Ever since a disastrous first meeting during freshman orientation, y/n and Ace have been bitter rivals. They can’t have a conversation without arguing, trading insults, or trying to one-up each other. So when Ace unexpectedly offers to help Sarah win over Easton, she’s convinced he has an ulterior motive. As the unlikely pair spend more time together, y/n begins to see a side of Ace that no one else seems to notice—a loyal, thoughtful, and protective person hidden beneath his cocky attitude. At the same time, Easton’s perfect image starts to crack, revealing that appearances can be deceiving. Caught between the boy she’s always dreamed of and the one she’s always hated, y/n discovers that sometimes your first impression is the furthest thing from the truth—and that love has a funny way of showing up where you least expect it.
