Y/N has a tiny, unconscious habit: whenever they say Simon Riley’s name, they click their tongue first. It’s nothing deliberate. They’ve done it for so long they don’t even notice anymore. But Simon notices. At first, it’s nothing more than a reflex. He hears the familiar click and instinctively looks toward Y/N. Then he starts responding more noticeably—his attention immediately shifts, his head turns, his posture straightens, and eventually he’ll unconsciously seek Y/N out when he hears it. Neither of them realizes at first that Y/N has essentially created a verbal cue Simon has become conditioned to respond to.
Y/N has a secret. Despite being a capable, respected member of Task Force 141, they are privately an age regressor, keeping that vulnerable part of themselves carefully hidden from their teammates. Especially Simon Riley. But after a particularly difficult mission, Simon accidentally discovers Y/N in a regressed state. Instead of reacting with confusion or judgment, he handles the situation with an unexpected gentleness that Y/N never would have imagined from the intimidating Lieutenant. What Y/N doesn’t know is that Simon has a secret of his own. He’s a caregiver. As their relationship gradually develops into something built on trust, comfort, and quiet affection, Simon becomes the one person Y/N no longer has to pretend around. Between stolen moments of tenderness, secret comfort routines, and the occasional close call with the rest of the task force, Ghost discovers that protecting someone doesn’t always mean carrying a weapon. Sometimes, it means being the person they feel safest falling apart with.
Y/n is an age regressor, but she doesnt tell anyone. She usually regresses in the safety of her own home. But what happens when theres a hurricane and she gets trapped in a houseparty, regressed, with strangers?
Y/N has always dreamed of making music, but never imagined a few anonymous song covers would change everything. As fame comes knocking and record labels begin to take notice, one unexpected fan—Renn, their older brother’s best friend—may end up changing their life just as much as music does.
Y/n is an age regressor. They keep it a secret, usually only regressing when in private, in the safety of their own home. But they do have some mannerisms that are unconscious habits. Arthur is a barista at their favorite cafe. He picks up on them, slowly, and puts the pieces together
Y/n and Arthur Frederick are close friends. They have been for many years, and they’ve been planning a road trip across Europe. Today is the day they begin their trip. What happens when, while spending every second together, they start to develop feelings for each other?
Every summer, Y/N’s family returns to the same lakeside cabin they’ve rented for years. It’s a tradition filled with bonfires, sunsets on the dock, and memories that never seem to fade. The cabin next door has always belonged to another family. And every summer, their son, Finley, was there too. You were inseparable as kids—catching fireflies, swimming until sunset, and promising to come back every year. Then, without warning, Finley stopped coming. Five years later, he’s back. He’s quieter. More guarded. Harder to read. But when old memories begin resurfacing and new feelings start to bloom, Y/N realizes some summers can change everything.
Arthur and y/n have a hidden relationship, and Arthur is becoming very popular in the music industry. How will they go about their relationship with these new developments?
You and Roman Voss have been rivals since freshman year of high school. Now, years later, you’re still facing each other on opposing football teams—and somehow, the line between hatred and something else is starting to blur.
A ship sank seventeen years ago. There were no survivors. At least, that’s what everyone believed. At five years old, Y/N drifted across the open sea until the waves carried them to an island untouched by civilization. With no one coming to save them, the island became their family, their teacher, and eventually their home. They learned to hunt, build, farm, climb, and survive. Seasons came and went. Years passed. Then, for the first time in nearly two decades… A stranger arrived. He expected an uninhabited island. Instead, he found someone the ocean had never given back.
Kryor is a small village, on the edge of a cliff side. Years ago, it was a part of a much larger Kingdom, long since destroyed in a war that lasted many years. Now, only the small village remains, but its occupants still inhabit the area. The streets are cobble paved, little shops and stands line the main roads, houses are spread out, and the only way of travel is by foot or by horse. This is a world unlike any other. Everyone in this story is different. This is a fantasy world, taking place in a village, rebuilt and kept alive by animal-human hybrids. Everyone is humanoid, but with animal features, like animal ears, tails, claws, etc. There are non-animal people as well. Some with magical elemental powers in place of animal ones. Y/n has grown up in this village their whole life. It’s all they’ve ever known. Ren Loren is a fox-born man. Teasing, a little rude, but has always had a soft spot for y/n, even though he never showed them. But ever since y/n started working at the shop across from the weaponry forge, where Ren works, Ren finds it much harder to keep up his usual facade.
Y/N transfers to a new university hoping for a fresh start—but from the moment Caius Ashford sees them, that choice stops being theirs alone. Calm, brilliant, and unsettlingly devoted, Caius doesn’t fall in love slowly. He simply decides: Y/N is meant to be his. And once Caius decides something… he never lets it go.
Simon Riley has always been unusually attached to Y/N—protective, possessive, and constantly seeking their touch. But when a PTSD nightmare causes him to attack Y/N in his sleep, their entire relationship changes. Now Simon has to face the terrifying reality that, for once, he was the danger.
Simon Riley has always been protective of Y/N, but weeks of exhausting missions and mounting stress finally push him too far. When a harmless mistake sends him into a sudden rage, Simon corners Y/N and slams his fist into the wall beside their head. The fear on Y/N’s face makes him realize what he’s done—and now he has to face the consequences of becoming the very thing they were supposed to feel safe with.
It was supposed to be forgotten. One reckless night. Too much alcohol. Too many emotions. One mistake neither of them ever talked about. A few days later, her brother’s best friend left for military training without so much as a goodbye, disappearing from everyone’s lives for nearly nine months. Then the test turned positive. Y/N spent the next eight and a half months carrying a secret no one could tell him—not because she didn’t want to, but because there was simply no way to reach him. By the time he finally came home… She wasn’t waiting at the front door. She was in a hospital bed. In labor. And when he walked into the nursery for the first time, every conversation around him faded into silence. The tiny baby sleeping peacefully in the bassinet had his eyes. His nose. His face. There was only one question left to ask. Why hadn’t anyone told him?
Y/N is accused of betraying Task Force 141 after classified information is leaked, with seemingly undeniable evidence pointing directly at them. Despite Simon’s doubts, Y/N is taken into custody and subjected to months of brutal interrogation. As time passes, even Simon begins to wonder if they really were guilty. Then the truth finally surfaces. The evidence was fabricated. Y/N was innocent. But by the time Simon reaches them, the damage has already been done—and Y/N is no longer the person he remembers.
Y/N has spent years enduring abuse at home and bullying at school, keeping his head down because fighting back only makes things worse. His biggest bully, Adrian, constantly targets him without understanding why he’s so drawn to him. But as Adrian begins noticing the bruises, fear, and quiet resilience Y/N hides, his hatred starts to feel like something else. He slowly realizes that he doesn’t hate Y/N at all — he cares about him. Now Adrian has to confront what he’s done and earn Y/N’s trust while Y/N learns that he doesn’t have to face everything alone.
Y/N is the quiet, beautiful student everyone seems to have a crush on, but they prefer keeping to themselves. Their routine changes when they meet Callum, a confident and outgoing student who unexpectedly becomes fascinated with them. What begins as casual friendship slowly turns into something deeper as the two navigate mutual attraction, awkward feelings, and the realization that they might be falling for each other.
Y/N has become an expert at pretending. Long sleeves in the summer. Excuses that don’t quite make sense. Flinching whenever someone moves too fast. Going home before anyone can ask too many questions. His father drinks until he can’t stand, and when the bottles are empty, Y/N usually pays the price. No one notices. Except one person. His best friend has known for years. Every bruise. Every sleepless night. Every lie told to teachers. Every text that simply reads, “Can I come over?” Some days, all he can do is sit beside Y/N in silence. Other days… He refuses to let Y/N go home alone. Sometimes the strongest kind of love isn’t loud. Sometimes it’s just someone waiting after school because they’re afraid of what might happen if they don’t.
