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The Open Door

After two years together, Y/N has grown accustomed to Ren Cross's unpredictable affection—the coldness, the guilt, and the sweet moments that always convince her to stay. She knows their relationship is toxic, but leaving Ren has never been as easy as she wishes it were. Then Ren suggests an open relationship. Thinking the arrangement will give him the freedom to pursue other people without losing Y/N, he expects her to simply accept it and remain waiting for him. What he doesn't realize is that Y/N has never been short on options. And once she starts taking advantage of the freedom he asked for, Ren begins to realize that the relationship he thought he controlled might be slipping through his fingers.

You Were Never Just My Friend

Matteo has been Y/N's best friend for as long as either of them can remember. They've shared everything, including a few kisses neither of them ever talks about. Matteo insists it means nothing. He's straight, or at least that's what he tells himself. Y/N knows better, but he's learned to keep his feelings quiet. Between Matteo's dry remarks, careless affection, and constant denial, Y/N has grown used to loving someone who refuses to love him back. Because to Matteo, it's just a friendship. To Y/N, it's everything.

Behind His Guard

After a series of dangerous threats target the Hartwell family, nineteen-year-old Y/N Hartwell is assigned a live-in bodyguard—Lucien Ashford, a twenty-five-year-old elite protector known for his flawless record, icy demeanor, and unwavering professionalism. Married and devoted to his duty, Lucien keeps everyone at arm's length, especially the spirited young woman he's been hired to protect. But as Y/N relentlessly chips away at the walls he's spent years building, the line between obligation and emotion begins to blur. In a mansion full of secrets, silence, and forbidden feelings, the greatest danger may not be the threat outside... but the one growing quietly between them.

“Princess”

Eighteen-year-old Y/N never expected to fall for her college tutor. Noah Bennett is everything she shouldn't want—kind, patient, effortlessly charming, and just three years older. Every study session leaves her wanting more, but Noah refuses to cross the line. "You're too young, princess." No matter how often she flirts, he gently reminds her that he's her tutor, and some boundaries exist for a reason. As the semester goes on, Y/N watches girls Noah's age begin to catch his attention, forcing her to wonder if she'll always be "too young" in his eyes—or if the timing has simply never been right. With stolen glances, lingering touches, playful banter, and a love that has to wait, Y/N must decide whether some feelings are worth holding onto... even when the answer is always "not yet.”

Valentine

Valerie, Ethan, and Archie have been inseparable since childhood. Ethan is the heart of their trio, Archie is the one always looking out for everyone, and Valerie is the girl trying to keep up with them both. But while Valerie has spent years secretly crushing on Archie, she doesn't know he's been carrying confusing feelings of his own. Haunted by his parents' constant fighting and convinced that love only leads to pain, Archie keeps Valerie at arm's length, hiding behind the excuse that she's "too young." As the three friends grow up together, their unbreakable bond is tested by family struggles, changing feelings, and the realization that some relationships can never stay the same forever. Sometimes, the people who feel most like home are also the ones you're most afraid to lose.

Love, Kiddo.

Y/N has never been particularly interested in academics. Between parties, friends, and finding literally anything better to do, school has always been somewhere near the bottom of her priorities. Unfortunately, her parents don't share that mindset. After another disappointing report card, they arrange for her to receive private tutoring. Enter Avril Graves. Twenty years old, academically gifted, effortlessly attractive, and notoriously dismissive. He's disciplined, blunt, and has absolutely no interest in entertaining distractions. Unfortunately for Y/N, she's about to become his biggest distraction. Between his dry remarks, bossy instructions, and occasional "kiddo" or "love," Y/N finds herself struggling with something far more difficult than her schoolwork: keeping her composure around her new tutor. And Avril? He's just here to get the work done. At least, that's what he tells himself.

Behind Bars, Between Enemies

At eighteen, Y/N has already experienced more pain than most people could imagine. After a troubled childhood, years of rebellion, and a drug problem that eventually lands her in prison for three years, she's forced to share a cell with Andrea Wilson and Kendall Ryke. Andrea is a manipulative brunette who thrives on control, while Kendall is a tattooed, sharp-tongued menace with an intimidating reputation. Together, they make Y/N's life a living hell, determined to break her spirit and establish their dominance. But Y/N refuses to stay beneath them. As arguments, cruel pranks, and power struggles become part of their daily routine, the three develop an unusual arrangement. Behind closed doors, they sometimes talk, joke, and distract one another from the miserable reality surrounding them. Yet none of it is love, loyalty, or genuine affection. In prison, everyone needs a distraction. Sometimes, the people who make your life miserable are the same people who help the hours pass. And sometimes, nothing means anything at all.

The Room Between Us

College was supposed to be a fresh start. For Y/N, that fresh start begins with a housing mistake that should never have happened. Assigned to the same dorm suite as Silas Marion—a cold, distant sophomore who barely acknowledges her existence—Y/N expects the problem to be fixed immediately. Instead, days turn into weeks, and the university keeps delaying a solution. Determined to stay out of each other's way, they settle into an uneasy routine of shared spaces, brief conversations, and carefully maintained distance. Then Y/N notices something strange. Almost every night, Silas enters her room. He never explains why. He never speaks about it. And no matter how many times it happens, Y/N never asks. As the mystery surrounding her roommate deepens, so does the connection growing between them. Between late-night silences, accidental moments of vulnerability, and feelings neither of them are ready to face, the line between strangers and something more begins to disappear. Because sometimes the person who feels the farthest away is the one who slowly becomes impossible to leave behind.

Heaven Sent, Hell Bound

Y/N has spent eternity watching humans live the life she's always dreamed of. Now, Heaven has offered her a second chance—but only if she can help a struggling couple find lasting love. There's just one problem. Miles Graves, the Devil's son, has been given the same opportunity, except his mission is to destroy that very relationship. From their first meeting, Y/N and Miles can't stand each other. He's cruel, arrogant, and infuriatingly dismissive, while she's determined never to let him get under her skin. But as their hatred turns into something dangerously complicated, Y/N begins falling for the one person she should never trust. Miles seems to care. He makes her laugh, comforts her when she breaks, and gives her every reason to believe she's finally found someone who understands her. But behind every gentle touch and whispered promise lies a devastating truth. Miles has never stopped playing his part. And when he finally has to choose between Y/N and the life he's always wanted, she'll discover that the Devil's son was never hers to save. After all, Heaven sent her to teach humans how to love. Hell sent him to prove that love can destroy you.

The Walls Between Us

When Y/n Vixen's parents decide they've had enough of her unpredictable behavior, they leave her behind at Blackwood Psychiatric Institute with nothing but a signature and a goodbye that never comes. Months later, Y/n has earned a reputation as Blackwood's most exhausting patient—sharp-tongued, impossible to control, and always one step ahead of the staff. Every sarcastic remark, every broken rule, and every act of defiance is another brick in the walls she's built around herself. Then Amari Ripens arrives. Cold. Unreadable. Just as impossible to intimidate. Instead of avoiding Y/n like everyone else, he challenges her. Their constant sarcasm turns into silent understanding, and before either of them realizes it, they're depending on each other to survive life inside Blackwood's locked halls. Protective glances become unspoken promises. Shared silence becomes comfort. And the walls between them begin to crumble. But Blackwood is hiding secrets that don't belong in patient files. As strange disappearances, conflicting memories, and forbidden wings of the hospital blur the line between reality and paranoia, Y/n and Amari must decide who they can trust—including themselves. In a place where every mind is questioned, the most dangerous thing they can do... is believe each other.

My Puppy, My Problem 🐾

Y/n has always been Orion's puppy. An 18-year-old transmasc boy with puppy ears, a fluffy tail, and an almost ridiculous amount of affection to give, Y/n has spent his entire life attached to his childhood best friend. Orion, a tall, intimidating, emo 19-year-old, is blunt, emotionally reserved, and hardly the romantic type. Yet he lets Y/n cling to him, steal his hoodies, hold his hand, and follow him everywhere without a single genuine complaint. Everyone at school thinks they're dating. Neither of them bothers to deny it. Y/n practically worships the ground Orion walks on, while Orion expresses his attachment through quiet gestures, casual touches, and the occasional low-voiced *"Come here, puppy."* He claims Y/n as his person without ever explaining what that means. They're best friends. Probably. But when two people have spent their entire lives choosing each other, does their relationship really need a label? Or has Orion simply been keeping his favorite boy closer than either of them wants to admit? 🖤

The Healer’s Prince

**BASED OFF OF MSA’S VIDEO** Y/N is a village healer known for saving those whom even the finest physicians have given up on. But while she can keep others from death, she cannot escape the miserable life her greedy father has forced upon her. Everything changes when Prince Dante falls gravely ill. The royal family refuses to place their son in the hands of a mere peasant, but when every other treatment fails, Y/N is their final hope. Against all odds, she saves the prince. Grateful beyond measure, the Queen begs Y/N to marry her son. Dante agrees out of duty and respect—but his heart already belongs to another woman. Y/N never expects to be loved by the prince, nor does she intend to take another woman's place. Yet when the Queen tears Dante and his lover apart, Y/N secretly helps them meet one final time. Then Y/N's father discovers just how valuable his daughter has become. He kidnaps her for ransom, forcing the royal family into an impossible bargain—and Dante into his control. The prince who once saw Y/N as nothing more than the healer who saved his life is now willing to risk everything to bring her home. And somewhere between duty, sacrifice, and separation, Dante begins to realize that the woman he never intended to love has become the one person he cannot bear to lose.

The Boy I Forgot to Forget

When Y/N returns to her hometown for senior year, the last thing she expects is to be assigned a tutor. Especially not Wesley Carter—the quiet, awkward boy who seems strangely familiar. Wes is one of the few people who isn't impressed by Y/N's popularity, and their tutoring sessions quickly become a battle of eye-rolls, arguments, and reluctant laughter. But as old memories begin resurfacing, both start to realize there's a reason being around each other feels so natural. The problem? They were once childhood best friends. Neither of them forgot. They're just both convinced the other did.

The Devil Knows Your Name

For three years, Detective y/n has hunted the city's most elusive serial killer—a murderer known only for the white lily left at every crime scene. Just when the investigation begins to grow cold, the killer starts leaving messages addressed only to her. As their deadly game of cat and mouse intensifies, obsession replaces curiosity, and every clue pulls y/n closer to the man she's sworn to arrest. In a world where trust is fatal and every secret has a price, she'll have to decide whether she's chasing a monster... or falling for one.

The Brother I Never Forgot

Y/N has been Ellie’s best friend since childhood, but Ellie’s older brother Milo has always been a distant memory—a boy Y/N once secretly adored before he left Cedarfield. Now, eleven years later, Milo is back. He's twenty-one, intimidating, confident, and nothing like the boy Y/N remembers. Unfortunately, he also seems to have developed a particular interest in getting under her skin. Between sarcastic arguments, shameless teasing, old memories, and a tension neither of them wants to acknowledge, Y/N starts wondering if she really hates Milo as much as she claims. Because sometimes, the person you can't stand is the person you can't stop thinking about.

Unhappy

When your girlfriend, Evelyn Hart, breaks up with you because her strict religious family believes your relationship is a sin, you're left with a shattered heart and nowhere to put your pain except your music. What starts as a late-night confession becomes "Unhappy," a song that captures the heartbreak of loving someone who chose fear over love. Overnight, the song goes viral, turning you into the internet's newest obsession. But fame comes with consequences. As listeners begin connecting the dots, Evelyn's family discovers the truth about the relationship she desperately tried to hide. Cornered by the people she fears disappointing most, Evelyn blames you for exposing her secret—even though she still loves you. Now, with millions of eyes watching and a family determined to keep you apart, both of you must decide whether love is worth fighting for... or if some heartbreaks are destined to remain unfinished. One song. One secret. One girl who never stopped loving you.

The Jester’s Gaze

For the past year, you've worked the night shift at Blackwood Circus, spending your nights cleaning, organizing, and preparing the grounds for the next day's performances. It's a quiet job—except when Harlowe is around. The circus's mysterious jester has a way of noticing everything, especially the people watching him. Silent, captivating, and impossible to read, Harlowe has always lingered at the edge of your thoughts. But when he finally acknowledges your existence after a year of watching from afar, you find yourself pulled into a world of secrets, obsession, and a performer who never lets go of what he wants.

More Than Love

Y/N has never fallen in love. Not once. While everyone around her chases romance, she struggles to understand an identity that makes her feel disconnected from the world. After discovering she's aromantic, she finally begins accepting herself—until she meets someone who changes everything. Not because she falls in love. But because for the first time in her life, someone becomes impossible to imagine losing. A coming-of-age story about identity, friendship, desire, and discovering that some relationships can't be defined by a single word.

The Boy Everyone Wanted

Everyone at school knows Y/N as the attractive, mysterious boy that nearly every girl has a crush on. The truth? Y/N is a girl. She has never cared enough to correct anyone, especially when the attention doesn't bother her. She dresses how she wants, carries herself how she wants, and refuses to change just because people misunderstand her. Then Angela Darling arrives—the school's seemingly perfect angel with golden curls, sky-blue eyes, and an elegance that makes everyone stop and stare. Angela believes Y/N is a boy too. And before long, she finds herself falling for the person she thinks Y/N is. But when the truth finally comes out, Angela is left facing a question she never expected to ask herself: If Y/N isn't the boy she thought she loved, can she still fall for the girl underneath?

The Girl They Didn't Recognize

After an entire year away from Wilford High, Y/N returns almost unrecognizable. Once the girl everyone loved to ridicule, she's now the center of attention. Former bullies suddenly want her approval, boys can't stop staring, and her manipulative ex-boyfriend seems awfully interested in winning her back. But while everyone is captivated by her transformation, one particular red-haired, heavily pierced boy couldn't seem to care less. His name is Juniper. And he's always been difficult to figure out.

The Boy Who Gets Everything

Y/N has spent his entire life standing in the shadow of his best friend, Gravers Rail. While Y/N struggles with insecurity, awkwardness, and the constant rejection of every girl he likes, Gravers effortlessly attracts everyone's attention without even trying. Years of feeling second-best slowly turn Y/N's love for his childhood best friend into jealousy and resentment. But Y/N doesn't know that Gravers has never wanted any of those girls. He's gay, and he's been secretly in love with Y/N for years. Now, as their friendship becomes tangled in unspoken feelings, jealousy, and painful misunderstandings, the boy Y/N believes has everything might turn out to be the only person who has ever truly wanted him.

Reserved

Y/N, a focused 19-year-old English Literature student, returns for her second semester expecting nothing more than lectures, essays, and the quiet routine she's grown to love. But when she meets Professor Enzo Rhett—a calm, respected lecturer whose quiet charisma has half the campus talking—her ordinary days begin to feel a little different. While countless students openly flirt with him, Enzo never entertains the attention, remaining unwaveringly professional and devoted to his work. Knowing she'd never act on her feelings, Y/N admires him from afar, finding herself drawn not only to his appearance, but to the passion and kindness hidden beneath his reserved exterior. As the semester unfolds, Between the Lines follows the beauty of ordinary college life, unspoken admiration, and the quiet moments that often leave the deepest impression.

The Monster Behind Her Smile

Everyone knows Y/N as the perfect girl. Sweet, polite, and incapable of doing anything wrong. But beneath her innocent smile lies a darkness she's spent her entire life hiding. Years of therapy have failed to explain her behavior, and the people who once tried to understand her have quietly given up. For years, Y/N has dreamed of a strange boy with white hair, a scarred face, one silver eye, and an unsettling ability to understand her. He's never judged her. Never questioned her. He's simply been there. Until one day, she meets him in real life. Ryne Law. A wanted criminal who seems to vanish whenever the authorities get close. Cold, dismissive, and impossible to read, he takes Y/N somewhere far away from the life she's always known. A secluded cabin. No familiar faces. No expectations. Y/N isn't his prisoner. She chooses to stay. But Ryne's obsession with her is far more complicated than she realizes, and the boy who once existed only in her dreams may be the most dangerous person she's ever met. Some monsters hide behind innocent smiles. Others wear scars.

Unconfessed.

Y/N has spent nearly half her life chasing the dream of becoming a famous singer. At nineteen, she's finally living it, performing for thousands alongside the band that helped her get there. But there's one person in the band who has quietly captured her attention—Arlo, the distant, grunge-styled guitarist who rarely speaks, rarely smiles, and seems impossible to read. For two years, Y/N has kept her feelings hidden, afraid that admitting them could destroy everything they've built together. Meanwhile, Arlo has noticed far more than she realizes, even if he refuses to acknowledge what he might feel himself. As Y/N's career continues to grow, so do the complications surrounding her life, her band, and the feelings she's tried so hard to bury. Sometimes, the hardest thing isn't saying how you feel. It's wondering what happens if you finally do.