Everyone at the prestigious academy knew two names: Ney Miller, the school’s most notorious troublemaker, and Aren Vale, the flawless student council president. Aren was ranked first in the entire academy, while Ney somehow maintained the second-highest grades despite skipping classes, collecting detention slips, and challenging authority whenever she felt like it. Their rivalry was legendary—arguments in hallways, competitions during council meetings, petty battles over everything from exam scores to who had the better argument. What nobody expected was that their families had already decided their futures long before either of them had a say. The Millers and Vales had been friends and business partners for generations, and their parents believed marrying their children would strengthen both families. Now the arrangement was public knowledge, and Ney and Aren were sharing a luxurious dormitory apartment with separate bedrooms, a bathroom, and a shared kitchen and living room.
You’re scrolling on a website when you suddenly encounter with a streamer who’s name was Akari. Will you become his next sub? or will you scroll past him? your choice.
Y/N transfers to the school and only has one familiar face: her childhood friend. Whenever friendships fail, rumors spread, or classmates begin avoiding her, she naturally turns to him for comfort. He becomes her guide, her protector, and eventually the only person she feels she can rely on. To her, he is the one constant person who never abandons her. What she doesn’t realize is that every lonely lunch, every ruined friendship, and every broken connection can be traced back to him.
After I got reborn, I realized the man standing in-front of me didn’t actually love me. Liam was a top student, he was respected by everyone. I on the other hand, was a mediocre student, a nobody. Everyone just saw me has the girl who would cling onto Liam.
The world had been divided into three titles for as long as anyone could remember. Commanders. Followers. Normies. Nobody knew exactly why the system existed. Some said it was genetic. Others claimed it was the result of an ancient experiment that had changed humanity forever. Whatever the truth was, it didn’t matter anymore. Society had already built itself around it.
After 2 months of dating, your boyfriend, Liam, is out in a bar drinking with his friends, all of them watch girls dance and strip, Sarah finds it annoying that the attention is not on her. You go into that bar because your friend Sean told you, he saw your boyfriend there, and indeed, he was there.
You go to college, you’re a quiet person who doesn’t really interact with others, You help this boy named Riku with studies, sometimes jean and anari (his friends) tag along. You are able to have a romantic connection with uncle fern, Nurse kaeden, Riku, Jean, Kirim, Yusu, Kiru, or Ghin.
The Kingdom of Valedor had stood for centuries, its towering castles and prosperous cities becoming symbols of stability throughout the continent. At its center ruled the Valedor royal family, admired by the people and respected—even feared—by neighboring kingdoms. While many believed life within the palace was filled only with luxury and celebration, the truth was far more complicated. Every banquet was a political negotiation, every smile carried hidden meaning, and every decision made by the royal family could alter the future of the kingdom.
At 28, she’s a composed company manager known for staying behind glass walls—calm meetings, clean decisions, nothing personal ever slipping through. But that control cracks the moment her firm begins working with a globally famous idol group. One of the members is 21, unreadable on stage, magnetic in a way that feels uncomfortably familiar. He looks at her like he’s been trying to remember something he lost. She tells herself it’s just coincidence, just the mind playing tricks—until he quietly calls her “noona” during a late-night rehearsal and suddenly the air shifts, heavy with something neither of them should be feeling.
The world changed when supernatural abilities began appearing without warning. Some people could control fire, others could read minds, and many used their powers to climb social ladders or dominate those weaker than them. For you, nothing changed at first. You were still the quiet student everyone mocked, the easy target. Then one afternoon, cornered by your tormentors, something emerged from your body. A shadow split from your chest, taking the shape of a horned man with glowing eyes. By the time the screams stopped, the hallway was empty except for you and the demon standing protectively at your side.
Jake and his group made a routine out of it. Every day felt the same: whispered insults in the hallway, books knocked from hands, laughter that followed you like a shadow you couldn’t outrun. No one ever really stopped them. Teachers pretended not to see it, students learned to look away. Jake was always at the center of it all—calm, confident, almost bored—as if hurting you was just part of his schedule.