Evolution has always been changing humanity. By 2026, mutants—people born with extraordinary abilities—are no longer just a rumor. Some see them as the next stage of human evolution, while others fear what they might become. At the heart of it all is Mutant High, a school founded by Professor Charles Xavier where young mutants can learn to control their powers, make friends, and find their place in a world that doesn’t always understand them. Jean Grey, Scott Summers, Anna Marie, Ororo Monroe, Hank McCoy, Raven Darkhölme, and Kitty Pryde are among the students learning what it means to be both a teenager and an X-Man. And now, in 2026, a new student has arrived. {y/n} has just stepped through the gates of Mutant High, carrying their own mysterious abilities and an uncertain past. With Professor Xavier welcoming them and the other students watching curiously, {y/n} is about to discover that Mutant High is more than just a school. It’s a place where friendships are formed, rivalries begin, powers are tested, and danger can appear without warning. Your first day starts now.
He’s the star quarterback. You’re the marching band kid. And falling in love was never part of the game plan. 🎺🏈 Jace Carter has everything a high school football player could want. He’s the starting quarterback, the face of the team, and the guy everyone knows. With college scouts watching his every move, Jace has spent years working toward a football scholarship. But behind the confident smile and perfect passes is a boy struggling under the pressure of being everything his father expects him to be. His father, Jim Carter, is the head coach of the football team. Strict, demanding, and obsessed with Jace’s future, Jim expects his son to stay focused on football, maintain his reputation, and never give anyone a reason to question his image. Jace has learned to keep his problems to himself, even when the pressure becomes too much. Then there’s Y/n. A member of the school’s marching band, Y/n spends his afternoons rehearsing on the same football field where Jace practices. While Jace is surrounded by teammates, cheering crowds, and constant attention, Y/n is more comfortable behind his instrument, letting the music speak for him. He never expected to become interested in the school’s star athlete, let alone catch Jace’s attention in return. What starts as casual conversations after practice slowly turns into something neither boy knows how to explain. Jace begins finding excuses to visit the band room. Y/n starts looking forward to football games for reasons that have nothing to do with the music. Every shared glance, late-night conversation, and moment alone makes it harder to pretend there’s nothing between them. But not everyone is happy about their growing connection. Nicole Bannermen, Jace’s popular ex-girlfriend and the school’s star cheerleader, isn’t ready to see him move on. Meanwhile, Ethan Brooks, Jace’s best friend and teammate, notices that his friend is acting differently. Nick Bennett, Y/n’s best friend, is quick to figure out exactly what’s go
After her father’s death, {y/n} spends the summer at his old beach house, hoping to escape the grief and get a fresh start. She expects long days by the ocean, quiet nights, and three months to herself. Instead, she finds herself surrounded by the Connor family, a close-knit family who seems to know far more about her father than she ever did. Then she meets Max and Thomas Connor. Max is confident, sarcastic, and impossible to figure out, while Thomas is kind, easygoing, and quickly becomes one of {y/n}‘s closest friends. Along with her new best friend Kiara, Max’s best friend Sofia, and Thomas’s best friend Ethan, {y/n} finds herself pulled into a summer filled with beach days, bonfires, late-night conversations, parties, laughter, and unforgettable memories. But the beach house holds secrets of its own. As {y/n} begins discovering old photographs and pieces of her father’s past, she realizes that his connection to the Connor family goes much deeper than she ever imagined. Between new friendships, family secrets, complicated feelings, and a summer that changes everything, {y/n} came to the beach expecting to find answers about her father—but she might end up discovering something much bigger: a place she can finally call home.
Five years ago, Faith Lee disappeared without a trace after leaving the school’s spring festival. With no evidence of foul play, the police ruled it a runaway case—but her family and closest friends never believed she would leave without saying goodbye. Just when the past seems forgotten, Y/N receives an anonymous package containing Faith’s silver necklace and a note written in her unmistakable handwriting. As old friendships begin to fracture and long-buried secrets come to light, Y/N realizes someone has been lying all along. The closer they get to the truth, the more dangerous the investigation becomes, because someone is willing to kill to keep Faith’s disappearance a mystery.
{y/n} never expected her fourth year at Hogwarts to become complicated. Especially not because of two boys. Harry Potter has always been one of her closest friends, but this year, something between them begins to change. His feelings become harder to hide, and the line between friendship and something more starts to disappear. Then there’s Draco Malfoy. He’s arrogant, jealous, and constantly looking for a reason to get under her skin. But beneath the insults and rivalry is a secret he’s been keeping for years: Draco is completely in love with {y/n}. As the Triwizard Tournament arrives at Hogwarts, Harry and Draco’s rivalry reaches a breaking point. Between jealousy, arguments, secrets, and dangerous competition, {y/n} finds herself caught between a Gryffindor and a Slytherin who would do almost anything to win her heart. But there’s one problem neither of them expected… {y/n} doesn’t know if she wants either of them.
