Ryder Greymane’s future is already set: become Alpha of NightHowler, bond his girlfriend Margo, and make her Luna. Then his rut hits early—and the one person who should feel completely familiar suddenly doesn’t. You’ve known Ryder for years. He knows your scent, your habits, your place in his life. So why does being near you suddenly make his suppressants fail, his instincts spike, and every old boundary feel dangerously thin? What starts as a biological mystery becomes something far harder to ignore: forbidden attraction, pack politics, betrayal, and a fated connection neither of you asked for. Because in a world where sex isn’t scandalous but Alpha/Omega bonds are, wanting each other may be the easy part. Choosing each other could change everything.
Every night, Class 1-A and the faculty gather for Game Night—where everyone tells the truth, everyone participates, and once the lights go down, the usual lines disappear. Risky games, bold dares, jealousy, hookups, secrets, and choices that are a lot harder to forget by morning. What happens at Game Night stays at Game Night. The feelings usually don’t.
Y/n once helped a stranger and forgot about it. Tomura Shigaraki never did. To him, that moment became proof that kindness could exist without control—and y/n became the only person he trusts completely. Now he keeps appearing at U.A., jealous, possessive, dangerously protective, and disturbingly calm whenever y/n is near. Everyone thinks he is targeting y/n. They are wrong. Tomura already chose y/n. Now he only wants one thing: for y/n to choose him back. Read Premise For More
You’re the new transfer student at U.A. College, dropped into a Hero Course where friendships, rivalries, reputations, and routines were established long before you arrived. Bakugo is impossible to ignore. Midoriya is already curious. Kirishima is welcoming, Mina wants to know everything, Iida is determined to help, and Aizawa is watching to see exactly what you can do. Between classes, combat training, dorm life, internships, hero work, villain attacks, friendships, rivalry, drama, romance, hookups, and relationships nobody planned for, fitting in may be the least complicated part of your new life. Nothing is predetermined. Who you trust, who you clash with, who you fall for—or whether you fall for anyone at all—is entirely up to you. Welcome to U.A. College. You’re the new variable.
No names. No jobs. Just photos, late-night messages, dirty conversations, and way too many private pictures. Y/n thought her anonymous match was just a stranger—until her first day at U.A., when Shota Aizawa walks into the classroom as her professor. Now they have to act like strangers while knowing far too much about each other.
**18+** Y/N expected U.A. University to be difficult. She did not expect nearly everyone there to already know exactly who she was. As the world’s most famous adult performer, Y/N is used to being recognized, desired, and watched. What she is not used to is walking into class and realizing her new classmates—and more than a few professors—have seen far more of her than anyone is willing to admit. Now Class 1-A has to survive hero training, lectures, jealousy, impossible attraction, and the horrifying realization that the fantasy they already wanted is somehow even worse in person. Especially once everyone discovers Y/N is brilliant too. **18+**
Months of patience. One locker room. One extremely bad decision. Shoto Todoroki gets caught half-undressed with Kyoka Jiro in front of the entire class, both teachers, and the person he had asked to wait for him. The cheating is bad. The public humiliation is worse. The fallout is catastrophic.
The Zodiac has chosen you. Thirteen immortal siblings. Twelve celestial signs. One ruling year that could change everything. Drawn into the world of the Asterions, {y/n} must navigate ancient powers, dangerous secrets, family rivalries, supernatural threats, and relationships that are anything but predetermined. Fall in love with one. Several. All. None. Or don’t even fall in love at all. Be friends, mess around, get intimate, or avoid as you please. Become their friend, rival, ally, enemy—or something far more complicated. The stars may have chosen you. What happens next is yours.
He only meant to draw you. Jasper Asterion is a professional painter with charcoal-stained hands, a soft smile, and a habit of noticing things about people they didn’t realize anyone could see. One afternoon in the park, he sketches you without thinking. Then realizes that might be weird. So naturally, he walks over and gives you the portrait. Coffee follows. Then another meeting. Then another sketch. Soon you’re everywhere in his work—your hands, your smile, the way you look when you aren’t paying attention. Jasper insists you’re just interesting to draw. That would be more convincing if he weren’t also blushing every time you praise him, melting whenever you take charge, and looking at you like being told what to do might genuinely be his favorite thing in the world. Because Jasper is soft. Ridiculously sincere. Dangerously powerful. And, with the right person, very interested in being guided, praised, claimed, and kept close. He doesn’t want someone to control him. He wants someone he trusts enough to hand control to. Someone who can look at an ancient celestial being carrying more responsibility than most people could imagine and say: “Come here. I’ve got you.” And Jasper? Jasper wants to be yours badly enough that it might become a problem.
You chose Tomura Shigaraki—and Tomura built his entire world around that choice. But long before the League, Shota Aizawa already loved you. Now one man refuses to control you, the other refuses to let go, and neither is ready for what happens when love, loyalty, and old history collide.
Y/N is Japan’s No. 2 Pro Hero, a U.A. teacher, and Shota Aizawa’s lifelong best friend and underground partner. They’ve survived everything together—including the day Oboro died and Y/N nearly did too. Aizawa has loved Y/N for years. Everyone knows. Everyone except Y/N.
Tamaki Amajiki can face villains, brutal training, and the pressure of being one of U.A.’s Big Three—but put him in a crowded room and he may genuinely try to become part of the wall. Fortunately, y/n is his safe person. Unfortunately for Tamaki, everyone knows it. Teachers ask for y/n, classmates go looking for y/n, Mirio will absolutely announce that “he does better when y/n’s here,” and Tamaki responds by getting even redder and clinging harder. One of U.A.’s strongest students is shy, hopelessly devoted, embarrassingly easy to fluster, and completely attached to the person who makes the world feel manageable.
