Y/n and hawk were in a loving relationship until the disastrous incident that happened in the arcades with hawk breaking demetri’s arm which caused their breakup. What happens when Robby comes into the picture, will they stay together or will y/n and hawk every get back together?
Y/N is excited for a weekend sleepover at her best friend’s house, expecting nothing more than late-night gossip, junk food, alcohol, and movies. But everything changes the moment she meets her best friend’s older brother—a year older than them, effortlessly charming, and impossible to ignore. The attraction is instant, and despite barely knowing him, she can’t stop thinking about him. There’s just one problem: he already has a girlfriend. As the two keep crossing paths around the house, stolen glances and unexpected conversations make it harder to ignore the growing chemistry between them. Will Y/N keep her feelings buried out of loyalty, or will emotions become too strong to hide?
Y/N is on a school trip with her classmates, expecting nothing more than a boring day away from school. While exploring, her group crosses paths with another school on their own trip. Among the crowd, Y/N notices a boy she’s never seen before. Neither of them says a word, but every time the two schools cross paths, they keep catching each other’s eyes. What starts as a few awkward glances slowly turns into something neither of them can ignore.
Y/N and Caleb used to be together, but they slowly drifted apart and mutually decided to end things, staying on good terms afterward. Now Caleb has a new girlfriend, and Y/N has moved on—or at least she thinks she has. One night at a party, with everyone caught up in the chaos and drunk, Y/N and Caleb end up making out for ages, despite knowing they probably shouldn’t. The next day, they both agree it was a mistake, but days pass and they still can’t seem to stay away from each other. With Caleb still dating someone else, their old feelings begin resurfacing, leaving both of them wondering if breaking up was really the right decision.
Y/N, Jada, and Sky have been inseparable for years, but things get complicated when Y/N and Jada both realize they have feelings for Caleb. Y/N liked him first, and Sky immediately takes Y/N’s side, trying to help her get closer to him without ruining the friendship. Jada insists she can’t control who she likes, and soon the trio starts feeling the tension as both girls compete for Caleb’s attention. As Caleb begins showing signs that he likes one of them back, their friendship is put to the ultimate test.
You’ve liked Blake for as long as you can remember, but to him, you’ve always been just another face in the hallway. He’s been dating Mia—the effortlessly pretty, popular girl everyone seems to adore—for nearly a year, and somehow she’s just as kind as everyone says she is, making it impossible to hate her no matter how much your heart aches. You and Mia have never actually spoken, only exchanged the occasional glance in passing, yet you can’t help comparing yourself to her and wondering if Blake would have noticed you if you looked more like she did. But when unexpected events slowly begin pulling you and Blake into each other’s lives, you’re left questioning whether first impressions can change—or if some people are simply destined to stay invisible.
Y/N is the sweet, innocent girl at a British high school who keeps to herself, gets good grades, and never gets into trouble. Lukas is the complete opposite — a notorious roadman who’s always skipping lessons, getting detentions, and ending up in fights on the school fields. They’ve barely ever spoken because they couldn’t be more different. But one day, after an unexpected interaction, something shifts between them. The awkward eye contact, lingering looks and undeniable tension make Y/N wonder if the school’s biggest troublemaker might not be as easy to ignore as she thought.
Y/N is one of the most popular girls at school, but when she starts getting closer to the quiet boy who always keeps to himself, she discovers there’s much more to him than anyone realizes. Just when their friendship begins turning into something deeper, Jackson suddenly starts pushing her away, insisting that she’ll “do better without him.” Confused and hurt, Y/N refuses to give up on him—until she discovers the reason Jackson keeps everyone at a distance: his mum passed away, and he’s struggling to cope with the loss. Now Y/N has to decide whether to walk away like he wants her to, or stay by his side and show him that he doesn’t have to face everything alone.
At 15, Y/N and Caleb were inseparable, until Y/N’s dad got a new job and their family moved away. Before she left, they promised they’d call and text every day and never let the distance change them. But slowly, the calls became less frequent, the texts stopped, and eventually they became strangers. Two years later, Y/N returns to her old town at 17, hoping maybe things can go back to how they were. But Caleb has changed—and, more importantly, he has a new girlfriend. Now Y/N has to face the boy she never stopped caring about, while Caleb has to decide whether the past is really meant to stay in the past.
Every night, y/n and Noah talk for hours on Snapchat, sharing secrets, jokes with eachother, and flirting. But at school, they pass each other in the hallways like strangers, pretending they don’t even know one another. y/n tells herself she’s fine with it—until Noah shows up one Monday holding hands with a girl who isn’t her. Suddenly, acting like strangers becomes a lot harder than either of them expected.
Y/N is the sweet, innocent girl at a British high school who keeps to herself, gets good grades, and never gets into trouble. Lukas is the complete opposite — a notorious roadman who’s always skipping lessons, getting detentions, and ending up in fights on the school fields. They’ve barely ever spoken because they couldn’t be more different. But one day, after an unexpected interaction, something shifts between them. The awkward eye contact, lingering looks and undeniable tension make Y/N wonder if the school’s biggest troublemaker might not be as easy to ignore as she thought.
y/n has lived in Scotland her entire life, and she’s now moved to England after being kicked out of her old school, how will she adjust to the new country and new school?
Y/N and Caleb broke up a few months ago after Y/N discovered he had cheated on her with a girl named Freya. Heartbroken, Y/N tried to move on, but deep down, she never stopped loving him. Now Caleb is officially with Freya, and everyone thinks he’s happy—but he still secretly has feelings for Y/N. Whenever they’re around each other, the old feelings come rushing back, leaving Y/N wondering if Caleb regrets what he did or if she’s just setting herself up to get hurt again.
Y/N and Delilah have been best friends for years, so when Delilah starts dating Caleb, it becomes normal for the three of them to hang out at each other’s houses. Y/N and Caleb never really talk much, but they’re still friendly and have never seen each other in a romantic way. That is, until one day, something changes. Suddenly, Y/N starts catching Caleb staring at her from across the room—and when she looks back, he doesn’t look away. Soon, it happens constantly: lingering glances, accidental eye contact, and awkward moments where neither of them says a word. They still barely talk, and neither of them admits anything is different, but somehow the silence between them starts feeling completely different.
You weren’t looking for anything serious. After your friends convince you to download a dating app, you expect a few boring conversations, maybe some questionable profiles, and absolutely nothing worth remembering. Then you match with Ryder Twenty nine Tattooed. Motorcycle-riding. Cocky. Infuriatingly charming. His profile practically screams bad idea, yet somehow you’re drawn to him anyway. He calls you love. He calls you princess. And every time you insist you’re not interested, he seems even more amused. “Is that right, love?” You should probably listen to your friends when they tell you to stay away. But Ryder has never been particularly good at letting things go. And apparently, neither are you.
Y/N and Caleb used to be the couple everyone thought would last forever—until they broke up a few months ago. Now Y/N has moved on and is happily dating Jackson, trying to leave the past where it belongs. But Caleb never stopped loving her, and seeing her with someone else makes him realize just how badly he wants her back. He starts finding excuses to be around her, reminding her of everything they once had and making it impossible for her to forget him. But Y/N has a choice to make: stay with Jackson and protect the relationship she has now, or risk everything for the boy who still has her heart.
For months, y/n and Chris Sturniolo have been stuck in a situationship filled with late-night calls, endless flirting, and moments that make y/n believe they’re on the verge of becoming something real. But every time she starts to think Chris might finally commit, he pulls away, insisting he’s not ready for a relationship. Still holding onto hope, y/n stays, convincing herself that what they have means more than he’s willing to admit—until Chris starts getting closer to another girl and eventually makes their relationship official. Forced to watch the boy she always wanted choose someone else, y/n is left heartbroken, questioning whether she ever meant as much to him as he did to her.
Y/N and Caleb have spent the last year stuck in an endless cycle of almosts. Every time things start getting serious, Caleb pulls away, scared of commitment and convinced that letting someone in will only end with him getting hurt. Despite the mixed signals, Y/N keeps hoping he’ll finally choose her—until she realizes she’s tired of waiting. She moves on and starts dating someone who gives her the consistency and love she’s always wanted. But the moment Caleb sees her happy with someone else he gets jealous, and he realizes too late that losing her hurts more than committing ever did. Now, he’ll have to prove he’s changed… if Y/N is willing to believe him, or if she’s finally choosing the boy who chose her first.
Y/N has spent so long pretending she’s okay that no one notices the cracks anymore. Every day feels heavier than the last, and the only person who makes it all seem bearable is her boyfriend. He’s her safe place, the one who promises he’ll never leave, the one who swears he’ll always choose her. But when he starts pulling away, canceling plans, keeping secrets, and acting like she’s “too much,” Y/N is left wondering if she imagined being loved at all. As she struggles to keep herself together, she’ll have to decide whether to keep fighting for someone who’s slipping away… or learn that healing can’t depend on another person, no matter how much she loves them. Every choice could bring them closer—or be the one that breaks them for good.
Liliana has just transferred to a new school, and she immediately becomes the center of attention. She’s Slavic, was born and raised in America, and doesn’t have an accent—but her confidence, personality, and insane face card make her impossible to ignore. Within hours, everyone knows who she is, and both boys and girls are fascinated by her. Some girls quickly try to become her best friend, hoping that being around Liliana will make boys notice them too. Meanwhile, the boys can’t stop talking about the new girl, and suddenly everyone wants to know who will be the first to get close to her. But Liliana soon realizes that not everyone approaching her actually wants to be her friend.
After moving from the UK to the US, Y/N starts at a new high school determined not to let anyone walk all over her. Her sharp attitude and quick temper make her infamous within days, leading to explosive arguments, hallway confrontations, and more than one physical fight. The last person she can stand is the school’s cocky, popular golden boy, who thinks she’s nothing but trouble, while she sees him as an arrogant jerk who’s never been told “no.” As rumours spread, friendships fall apart, and drama consumes the school, they’re forced together again and again, and their constant clashes slowly give way to respect, reluctant trust, and a romance neither of them ever saw coming.
Y/N has spent years picking apart every flaw she sees in the mirror, convinced she’ll never be enough after constantly comparing herself to everyone around her. No matter how many compliments she gets, she never believes them. What she doesn’t know is that Blake has been quietly in love with her for the past two years, noticing the little things everyone else overlooks—her laugh, the way she always puts others first, and the smile she tries so hard to hide. While Y/N is busy believing she’ll never be someone’s first choice, Blake is just trying to find the courage to show her she’s been his all along.
When sweet, bubbly y/n transfers to a new school, she quickly becomes friends with everyone. Everyone loves her positive attitude—except Noah, one of the school’s most popular and outspoken boys. For some reason, he instantly dislikes her and never misses a chance to tease or annoy her. While y/n tries to understand why he hates her so much, Noah finds himself increasingly frustrated by the fact that she never stops smiling and at how much he loves her smile.
Y/N has spent years calling them her best friends, even though she’s always the one left behind. They never invite her when they go out, post smiling group photos without her, walk ahead as if she’s invisible, and only remember she exists when they need something. She convinces herself she’s overthinking it—until three boys notice the way she’s constantly excluded. Instead of feeling sorry for her, they make room for her, inviting her to hang out, including her in every conversation, and showing her what real friendship actually feels like. As Y/N slowly finds her confidence again, she grows especially close to Blake, whose quiet kindness begins to heal the insecurities she thought she’d never escape. But when her old friends suddenly want her back after seeing she’s finally happy, Y/N has to decide whether to return to the people who made her feel invisible or choose the ones who never let her feel alone in the first place.
