☆ first story in the sequel ☆ ✰☽♡𑁍✯☼ "We need a name for this," I said. He asked, "Enemies to lovers?" I chuckled. "We aren't lovers, Malfoy." "How about blood to love?" "What does that mean?" ✰☽♡𑁍✯☼ Y/n L/n, a pureblood Slytherin, despises Draco Malfoy. For years he has bullied her, but this year, she decides to defend herself and reveal her confidence that all Slytherins are meant to have. After a few relationships, jealousy, and many fights, they will one day realize that everything seemed utterly dull and worthless before they met each other. y/n l/n x draco ~ enemies to lovers (slow burn) the cover image belongs to google, but I edited it 150,000 words + Started: March 22 2021 Finished: May 20 2021 Editing: May 23 2021

Dr. Hortense Gray practices experimental psychology on an uninhabited island off the coast of California where people go wanting to die and leave fighting to live. Seventeen-year-old Daphne Janus is her newest patient. Watch a 40-sec trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMt5fO1xtHw

Evoking the paranoid tension of Rosemary's Baby and the unnerving atmosphere of the cult horror film Jacob's Ladder, The Cracks in the Labyrinth is a disturbing psychological thriller set in present-day Caracas, where the government has devolved into a "democratic dictatorship"-a creepy suspense novel meant to challenge your deeper, subconscious fears of losing control. It consumed the sanity of an entire country... And it was not from this world. It couldn't have been. Whatever caused the incident known as "The Red Christmas" drove Venezuela into madness. Even ten years since it happened, none of the survivors of that night dare to attempt to make sense of it all, including Adam. Living ostracized to hide from the brutal way of life in Caracas, he's working tirelessly as an online writer to help his brother and sister flee the country. Now, as he's about to have enough money to take them to safety, he receives an email from his old girlfriend ... which is remarkable, considering she's been presumed dead for years. Adam tries to think nothing of the email or the broken video file attached to it. He convinces himself that it has to be a computer virus of some kind until he discovers something terrifying: the video might link his sister to the worst night of his life, the night his girlfriend went missing, the night of "The Red Christmas". Then he realizes this could be a threat; his sister's life could be in danger. As he starts to investigate who sent the video, Adam begins to uncover dark truths about his neighbors and finds evidence that there might be a larger conspiracy at play. The problem is that he's starting to suffer from hellish hallucinations that make him question what is real. Soon, the only clear thing to him is that someone doesn't want him to dig up the past. Will Adam be able to stay sane long enough to find out what really happened the night of "The Red Christmas"? Will he succeed in helping his family escape the country?

Being the child of none other than Professor Severus Snape, sure had some perks. Extra help, high respects, and feared among most of the students. No bullying, no messing with her, no one messing with the potions teachers daughter. She was the apple of every boys eye, and one of the high marked students of the entire school, she was basically the perfect girl. Blood status didn't matter to her, like her father when he was younger. Snape loves his daughter very much, to the point that he would do anything it took to protect her from everything, especially himself, with the knowledge and information that he has stored into his head. But especially from boys, even the Potter boy. Snape protects his daughter till the day he's dead, and won't accept any boy that crosses his daughters path. Draco Malfoy, the boy that hates mud-bloods, and loves pure-bloods. He has absolutely no interest in girls. His only target is to get rid of the Potter boy, and be done with whatever is around him. Having high expectations from people and his family, he surpasses all of them. Draco and (Y/n) sure have a lot of things to learn in school, but also a lot of things to learn from each other about how feelings work. (This has been transferred from my Quotev account. If you want to read some more, head to Quotev)