~ "We lived in the spaces between words, in the ache of almost." ~ a slow-burn story of two people learning to find themselves in the wreckage of what love left behind. an actress haunted by insomnia, heartbreak, and the fear of being replaceable, crosses paths with a songwriter whose world is colored by loneliness even in the brightest rooms. what begins as quiet companionship slowly becomes something neither of them expected - a love that feels both dangerous and necessary, fragile and grounding. their story lingers in silences, half-spoken confessions, and the kind of intimacy that comes not from touch, but from being seen. it is a portrait of aching hearts and hesitant hope, of love that hurts but heals in equal measure. two people who never thought they'd be chosen - until they chose each other.

alexandra rodriguez is a 18 year old university student in a struggling relationship with her boyfriend. an encounter at the train station with a girl ignites a desire in alexandra that she hadn't felt for anyone, not even her current boyfriend. one thing alexandra knew for certain was that this interaction at the train station forever changed her life. !contains mature content and mentions of SA. dual POV story! (not a slow burn)

Isadora Collins is an 18 year old student ready to start her last year as a senior, with a troubled past and a mother who makes her life miserable, she is kind and loving gentle despise her home life who always has a smile on her face , what would happen when she meets her new Ap English teacher who is the complete opposite , cold, heartless, intimidating and yet so breathtaking someone who is feared.

"You dropped this idiot," she spoke, holding her hand out with my timetable in it. I went to grab it off her, but she pulled it away from me with that stupid smirk on her face. "Pull me up and I'll give it to you" she said smirking as if knowing how much her presence annoys me I sighed loudly but that only made her smirk grow wider almost sadistic who am I kidding this bitch is definitely a sadist she loves making my life hell. ___ Rebecca Jones is a girl who just wants to feel loved for once and not a burden, but her enemy, who secretly is in love with her, made her feel worthless, and now she believes it. Each snide remark from her cuts deeper than she lets on, reinforcing the belief that she's unworthy of affection. Yet, beneath the surface of her pain lies a flicker of hope and a desire to break free from this cycle of negativity. Isabella Diaz is someone who doesn't know how to express their feelings in a healthy way or how to control her anger. Her emotions often bubble over at the slightest provocation, leading to outbursts that leave her feeling isolated and misunderstood. Isabella sees Rebecca as someone who carries an invisible weight. She recognizes the sadness in Rebecca's eyes but struggles to find the right words or actions to reach out. Instead, Isabella's frustration pains Rebecca more.

(gxg) What happens if the most famous celebrity girl falls in love with an ordinary nerd girl? Lauren Jauregui, America's most famous and favorite celebrity. She is currently on break on her world tour and wants to go back to high school to feel what a normal person feels like. However, she met Natalie and that's when her life changes Natalie Sanders, the high school nerd and geek. Loves to study and have straight A's. Natalie doesn't care about anything else other than her education. What happens if these two completely opposite girls meet each other? (Some parts will have Kdrama related)

Madeline Brock goes to a small country school in the middle of nowhere. She's the kind of person everyone knows but isn't popular. And she's fine with that. She has great classes, great friends, she's bound to have a perfectly "normal" senior year. Everyone loves Madeline Brock for who she is. Or would they if they knew her secret? Everyone treats her with love and respect but if they knew, would they keep acting like that? Or would they turn on her and tear her down because of one simple thing they don't like. This wouldn't be a question or problem if Anna Hawthorne hadn't come along.