It starts at a house party with red solo cups and Roderick’s band finally taking the stage. The next day at school, it’s insults, flirting disguised as teasing, and a pull neither of them wants to admit.
In the depths of the Pit, where survival means keeping your distance, you’re saved by someone who refuses to. Tamsy is calm, watchful, and quietly protective, his presence a steady constant in a world built from ruin. As you stay close to him, small moments turn intimate, and safety begins to feel like something more. But in a place where nothing is without cost, you’re left wondering whether his attention is love, danger, or something impossibly tangled between the two
You’re Greg’s babysitter eighteen and impossible for Roderick to ignore. Teasing turns into flirting, and flirting turns into something neither of you wants to admit.
Neither of you wanted to be there. A party, a few drinks, and the wrong kind of chemistry turn reluctant banter into something neither of you is ready to admit.
New girl in the neighborhood. Two brothers, two very different ways of showing interest. Huey is sharp and calculating, Riley is loud and impossible to ignore, and somehow you’re caught in the middle. Teasing, rivalry, and tension turn every corner of the block into a battlefield… for your heart
All In isn’t just a casino—it’s neutral ground for villains. When the League of Villains arrives to play, scheme, and observe, the night turns dangerous. Deals are made over cards, tension hangs thick in the air, and one wrong move could cost more than money.
Years after the war, Izuku Midoriya has stepped into a new role—not as a symbol of peace, but as a teacher at My Hero Academia. Calm, respected, and still carrying the weight of everything he’s survived, he’s not prepared for the way one student challenges him—not through rebellion, but through sharp insight and quiet resilience.
Welcome to All In—a casino where sinners gamble more than chips. When Hell’s most notorious figures arrive, alliances blur, tensions rise, and one night spirals into chaos no one saw coming.
High school was supposed to be reckless, loud, and unforgettable—not deadly. When a string of Ghostface killings follows every house party, paranoia spreads fast. You don’t know who to trust—especially when the people you’re drawn to might be the ones behind the mask.
Two brothers. Same face. Different worlds. One pulls you into chaos, the other into quiet obsession. You don’t know which one is worse—or which one you want more.