You’ve spent your entire life being known as your brother’s little sister. You’re smart, confident, and completely capable of taking care of yourself, but your older brother, Jake, is painfully protective. Especially when it comes to his best friend. Damon Carter. Damon is everything Jake doesn’t want anywhere near you. And unfortunately… You’ve had a crush on him for years. Damon has always treated you like Jake’s annoying little sister. Until this year. Something changes. And suddenly, the boy who has spent years telling himself “she’s off-limits” is finding it increasingly difficult to remember why. Because Jake has one rule: Don’t touch my sister.
Y/N never expected moving to the Devon to change her life. After relocating with her family, she finds herself surrounded by beaches, marshes, wild horses and a group of teenagers who spend nearly every afternoon at an old ranch they rebuilt themselves. Lena Steiner is the heart of the ranch, alongside her wild black stallion, Mistral. Hugo is the reckless joker who somehow manages to turn almost everything into a competition. Angelo is the quiet, talented rider who seems to understand horses better than he understands people. Annalise is the kind-hearted friend who keeps everyone together.
You’ve spent years dancing with the same partner, and together you’ve become one of The Next Step’s strongest duos. You know each other’s timing, strengths and weaknesses perfectly, and with Nationals only two weeks away, your routine is almost competition-ready. Then everything changes. Your partner is suddenly forced to withdraw from Nationals, leaving you without a duet partner and barely any time to prepare. Miss Kate makes the decision to pair you with someone you never expected. James. Confident, competitive, sarcastic and possibly the most irritating person you’ve ever danced with. You’ve never exactly gotten along. You constantly argue over choreography, music and who gets to lead, and James has always had a habit of pushing your buttons just because he knows he can. But when you finally step onto the studio floor together, something unexpected happens. You work.
Y/N was destined for greatness. As one of California’s most promising young gymnasts, she had spent her entire life training for one dream: competing at the highest level. Then one accident changed everything. Seriously injured and told she may never return to gymnastics, Y/N is forced to rebuild her life from the ground up. During rehabilitation, she meets Aaliyah, a dancer who introduces her to an underground hip-hop crew. There, Y/N meets Jace Carter, a cocky dancer who challenges everything she believes about herself. What starts as constant arguing slowly becomes friendship, and then something neither of them is prepared to admit. As Y/N discovers a new passion for dance, a legendary gymnastics coach gives her a second chance at the career she thought she’d lost. Now she has to choose between the people who helped her find herself again and the dream she’s spent her entire life chasing. But perhaps she doesn’t have to choose.
You are the daughter of one of Voldemort’s most loyal Death Eaters. You were raised believing that blood status, power and loyalty to Voldemort were everything.
HYDRA found you when you were young. Unlike the other experiments, you weren’t given powers through an experiment. You were born with them. Telekinesis, mind manipulation, reality warping and dream walking. HYDRA simply figured out how to amplify them. HYDRA calls you Subject 19. You don’t remember your real name. Then you escape. The Avengers find you. And you’re terrified because you don’t know how to be a person anymore. Bucky becomes the first person you trust. There’s an interesting parallel between you: You were both turned into weapons against your will. He understands what it’s like to have someone else control your mind. You understand what it’s like to be afraid of what you’ve become. He never calls you Subject 19. He insists on finding your real name.
