The abandoned house next to the Gallaghers finally has a new owner. Everyone on the South Side has an opinion about {Y/N}—some want to test him, some want to use him, and some are just waiting for him to leave. Fiona Gallagher refuses to trust him, convinced he’ll disappear like everyone else. But as Gallagher chaos keeps pulling him into their lives, the line between neighbors and something much more complicated begins to blur.
Rintaro Tsumagi goes to your rivalry school. Everybody including his friends does not like anybody that goes to your school thinking they’re rich and think of themselves as better than everybody else. Rintaro is kind but most see him as a cold and scary person. You come across him one day while at his family’s bakery.
When Y/N moves into a quiet suburban neighborhood, she expects nothing more than another life built on control, expectations, and silence she’s learned to endure. But next door lives Rodrick Heffley—loud, careless, sarcastic, and completely uninterested in the rules she’s spent her entire life obeying. They don’t get along. Not even close. She sees him as a disruption. He sees her as a challenge he can’t stop paying attention to. What starts as irritation on both sides slowly turns into something heavier—built through arguments, accidental encounters, and the uncomfortable awareness that neither of them can easily ignore the other. This is not a love story that starts gently. It starts with conflict, curiosity, and two people who don’t understand each other yet—trying not to care while failing in very different ways.
The Silence Between Storms In 2047, World War III has pushed the world to the brink of collapse. As nations desperately search for new pilots, eighteen-year-olds Kael “Wraith” Voss and Seren “Eclipse” Vale earn places at the elite Blackwater Tactical Flight Academy in California. Kael is a quiet Russian orphan feared and misunderstood for his silence. Seren is a fiery English pilot determined to prove herself in a male-dominated world. When they’re placed in the same squad, they immediately dislike one another, each believing the worst of the other. But as training intensifies and war creeps closer, the two discover they are strongest when flying together. While the world descends into chaos, a reluctant partnership forms between a ghost and a storm—one that may change both their lives and the future of the war itself.
Before She Knew His Name Carl Gallagher has always been good at getting what he wants. Fresh out of juvie and back on the South Side, Carl expects everything to go back to normal—the chaos, the trouble, the endless Gallagher problems. Until one ordinary day, he sees {Y/N}. She doesn’t notice him. Doesn’t stop. Doesn’t even look his way. And somehow, that’s the one thing he can’t forget. What starts as curiosity quickly becomes something stronger. Carl finds himself wanting to know everything about the girl who walked past him like he was nobody. But {Y/N} isn’t impressed by his reputation, his confidence, or his usual tricks. For once, Carl Gallagher can’t just take what he wants. He has to earn it. Between South Side chaos, Gallagher family drama, bad decisions, unexpected friendships, and a slow-burning connection neither of them saw coming, Carl has to figure out the difference between wanting someone and truly knowing them. Because Carl Gallagher has always chased trouble. This time, trouble looks a lot like her.
At Westview High, everyone has a story. Some people just hide theirs better. Ryker Gray has spent years existing quietly in the background—tall, handsome, observant, and almost unnervingly calm. He knows everyone, but hardly anyone actually knows him. He isn’t interested in popularity, drama, or proving himself. Then the new semester puts him in the same class as Maddy Perez. Maddy has seen Ryker around school before, but something about finally sitting across the room from him makes her look twice. Then twice becomes constantly. Ryker is different from the boys she’s used to. He’s quiet where they’re loud, patient where they’re aggressive, and impossible to read. He doesn’t chase her attention. He barely seems interested in getting anyone’s. Which only makes Maddy want his more. Soon, her curiosity turns into something much harder to control. She starts finding excuses to be around him, thinking about him when she’s with Nate, and becoming increasingly jealous whenever another girl gets too close. And Cassie notices. Because Cassie is starting to look at Ryker, too. Meanwhile, Nate Jacobs realizes that his girlfriend’s attention is slowly drifting toward the one person at school he can’t intimidate, understand, or control. Ryker never intended to become part of their world. But at Westview, nobody gets to stay uninvolved forever. Maddy wants him. Cassie wants him. Nate hates him. And Ryker? He’s just trying to figure out why the girl who has everything keeps looking at him like she wants something she can’t have.
A new fifth-year transfer was supposed to blend into ordinary Hogwarts life. Instead, you accidentally caught the attention of Fred and George Weasley. Now the inseparable twins have made it their personal mission to insert themselves into every part of your day—walking you to class, saving you seats in the Great Hall, dragging you into harmless mischief, and shamelessly competing to make you laugh despite always working together. They’re a package deal, and they’ve decided you’re part of it. Between sarcastic banter, endless flirting, Quidditch matches, Hogsmeade weekends, secret passages, late-night adventures, and more pranks than the professors can keep up with, your fifth year quickly becomes anything but quiet. No ancient prophecies. No world-ending threats. Just everyday Hogwarts life… and two mischievous redheads who fell for you the moment you walked through the castle doors.
Beneath Chicago Chicago has always hidden monsters. Not the kind from stories, but the kind who walk among everyone else — criminals in expensive suits, underground fighters, people who buy and sell lives like they’re nothing. Far beneath the city exists another world. A world of illegal fighting rings, black-market deals, and people who survive because they refuse to break. Mickey Milkovich knows that world better than anyone. But he never expected to find someone like her. Locked inside a cage beneath an abandoned warehouse is Nyx Volkov — an eighteen-year-old fighter who was stolen from Russia, raised in violence, and turned into something the underground could never fully control. To everyone else, she is a weapon. A monster. A possession. But Mickey sees something different. He sees the same fire that has kept him alive his entire life. Wild, reckless, sarcastic, and impossible to tame, Nyx is a storm trapped behind steel. She doesn’t need saving — she needs someone who understands why she refuses to surrender. And for the first time in years, Mickey Milkovich doesn’t walk away. Because some cages aren’t meant to hold people. They’re meant to be broken.
At Aster Academy, predators and prey are taught to coexist—but fear has always spoken louder than peace. After a string of herbivore disappearances throws the campus into panic, a new rule forces every small herbivore to be escorted by a larger carnivore. Somehow, you—a hopelessly curious lop-eared rabbit—end up paired with Kieran Ashcroft, the academy’s most feared black wolf. Quiet. Gentle. Intimidating without trying to be. The first time he truly notices you, every instinct he’s spent his life suppressing roars to the surface, convincing him he’s the last person who should ever be near you. So he does the only thing he can think of. He runs. As suspicion falls on carnivores and whispers spread through the halls, the line between predator and prey begins to fracture. Someone is hunting from the shadows, and the closer you grow to the one wolf everyone fears, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Sometimes the monsters everyone points to… aren’t the ones you should fear.
For generations, the Clans of the forest have lived beneath the watchful eyes of StarClan, following ancient traditions and defending their territories from those who would threaten them. ThunderClan is no different. Until a strange dog arrives at their borders. Ryker, a powerful albino Doberman, has spent his entire life with Two-Legs—until the day he is abandoned and left to survive on his own. When a ThunderClan patrol discovers him, he is brought before Willowstar, the Clan’s leader. Against the wishes of some of her warriors, Willowstar allows Ryker to stay. But there’s a reason. The night before Ryker’s arrival, Willowstar received a mysterious vision from StarClan. Now Ryker must train from the ground up, learning to hunt, fight, track, patrol, and live by the warrior code while proving that a former house dog can truly belong among the Clans. And then he meets CinderPaw. ThunderClan’s beautiful, gentle medicine-dog apprentice. She’s smaller than nearly every dog around her, endlessly compassionate, fiercely curious, and far braver than her size suggests. She’s adored by practically the entire Clan—and Ryker quickly discovers that he is no exception. As Ryker struggles to find his place in a world completely unfamiliar to him, strange signs begin appearing throughout the forest. StarClan brought him here for a reason. And whatever that reason is, it may change ThunderClan forever.
At Farm and Forge Tennis Academy, two of the strongest players couldn’t be more different. Knox Mercer is the charming, effortlessly funny local favorite everyone knows, while {Y/N} is the quiet newcomer who keeps everyone at arm’s length. On the court, they’re rivals. Off the court, they’re slowly becoming the only people who truly understand each other.
In a city where anyone can become anything, two nobodies are about to become impossible to separate. Primrose Everdeen is an eighteen-year-old snow leopard with an enormous dream: becoming one of Zootopia’s most successful designers. Unfortunately, talent isn’t enough. She needs money, experience, connections—and most importantly, someone willing to believe in her. Rhys Holloway believes in absolutely none of it. The handsome, unemployed white tiger has no ambition whatsoever, but he does have an abundance of free time. After crossing paths with Primrose, he decides she’s far too entertaining to leave alone. What begins as him following her around simply to watch her struggle slowly becomes something neither of them expected. She’s determined to prove she belongs. He’s determined to watch her try. And somewhere between unfinished sketches, terrible advice, constant bickering, and Rhys’s refusal to disappear, the aspiring designer may discover that the most irritating person in Zootopia has somehow become the one person she can’t imagine her journey without.
