When the world broke, all Teo and Jing had was each other and their cat It's not just about survival It's also about living

"Aubrey?" Charlie spoke, right on cue. "I know you probably don't want to hear it, but I apologize for how I acted this weekend. I was just in a bad headspace." Aubrey didn't acknowledge her, on account of trying to maintain a healthy blood pressure. "I know I've been back and forth with you, and we were just starting to get along before I did that, I just... I don't have an excuse, I'm just sorry. I'll leave you alone, I just wanted you to know." Aubrey turned and looked at her. "I don't give two fucks about your sorry, it means nothing to me. So you really could've just saved your breath." Charlie stared, searching her eyes before nodding. Aubrey was explosive, impulsive, loopy, and everything Charlie needed, yet never knew. After years of refusing to open herself up to love, Aubrey squeezed through the cracks, changing her life in the best way possible. Aubrey and Charlie go from strangers to enemies to best friends to lovers to strangers and finally... back to lovers.

Vivian Vox has never believed in coincidence. At thirty-two, she has everything power, wealth, influence. People move when she speaks. Doors open before she reaches them. Control has always come easily. Then she meets Skylar Grey. Ten years younger, stubborn, sharp-tongued, and completely unimpressed by her, Skylar is everything Vivian isn't prepared for. What begins as an impossible attraction becomes something far more dangerous: love. The kind that consumes. The kind that changes people. The kind that hurts. Now married, they're building a life together but love isn't always enough. Secrets, fear, family expectations, and impossible choices threaten to pull them apart. Because Skylar Grey has never stopped fighting. And Vivian Vox has never learned how to let go. In the end, the question isn't whether they love each other. It's whether love will be enough to survive everything they've become.

Some people come into your life quietly. Others leave marks you can't erase. And then there are the ones who do both. For Rayna Rivière, the past was something she thought she had buried-left behind in another place, another version of herself. Distance was supposed to mean freedom. It didn't. Because some names don't fade. Johannas Andero is one of them. And when the past finds its way back, lingering in stolen glances and unspoken tension, the line between what was and what could be begins to blur. Some connections aren't easy to define. And some are impossible to forget.

When Zora, Naya's long-term best friend and crush, starts showing an interest in her twin brother, Avi, she's forced to face her biggest fear. She will never be enough for someone to choose her first and no matter how much she tries, her brother will always have everything she doesn't. Friendship, loyalty, and love are put to the test as Naya has to either move on or be tormented by her insecurities. However, the process of getting over someone seems to be near impossible when one is reminded of them every day. It's even more impossible when it appears that Zora's feelings for Naya may not be as platonic as she once thought.

After two years of being controlled, manipulated, and constantly second-guessed in a toxic relationship, Amari swears off love for good. She moves across the city to start over, keeping everyone at arm's length and pretending she's finally okay. Then she meets Kairo. Kairo is the type of stud that loves hard, too hard maybe. Protective, touch-starved, obsessed with being needed, and willing to do whatever it takes to make Amari smile again. Where Amari pulls away, Kairo chases. Where Amari hides her pain, Kairo wants to carry it for her. But healing somebody and loving somebody are two different things. As Amari learns how to trust again, Kairo's intense way of loving starts blurring lines between devotion and obsession. And when Amari's toxic ex refuses to let go, both of them are forced to decide how far they're willing to go for love. Sometimes the people who love the hardest can hurt the hardest too.

Londyn talks too much, pushes too many buttons, and never knows when to walk away. Aries doesn't say much at all. Somewhere between jealousy, late-night arguments, and trouble that refuses to stay gone, the two of them find themselves tangled in something deeper than either expected. And the more they try to ignore it, the harder it becomes to pretend it isn't real.

"You ever think about how weird feelings are?" Maya asked quietly. Jade tensed. "What kind of feelings?" "Like... when you're around someone and your stomach just..." Maya made a vague explosion noise with her mouth. "You know?" "Like food poisoning?" Maya shoved her gently. "You're impossible." Jade smirked, but it faltered when she saw the way Maya was looking at her. Eyes open. Bare. Something unspoken balancing on the edge of her lips. Jade turned away too quickly. "Feelings are overrated." "You don't mean that." "No," Jade admitted. "I don't."

A post-apocalyptic w|w romance story. America in the year 2265 is not the America that it used to be. The entire world is facing severe overpopulation and there's no way to stop it. However, the government decides to fight overpopulation by executing any legal adult who commits a crime. Paid your taxes late? Dead. Stole a loaf of bread from the grocery store? Dead. Had more than one kid? Dead. However, anyone under 18 that commits a crime will be jailed instead of killed and has until their 18th birthday to prove their innocence or they will be killed as well. That is, until this year. The rules have been changed. Instead of just accepting that your fate is to die, all prisoners that turn 18 within the year that have not proven their innocence can choose to fight for their lives against every other criminal. The last one standing will be freed and have their records wiped clean from any crimes. There's just one small issue. With Rowan's 18th birthday coming up just two days before the games start, she decides to fight for her life as it's the only way she has a chance of surviving. The issue is that Rowan as been in love with Wren ever since she first got arrested and now they are both in the games together, destined to kill one another. Their alliance can only last so long. What happens when it's just the two of them left and one of them has to die for the other to earn their freedom?

In the shadowed corridors of a prestigious university, a once-forbidden love smolders anew, pulling a former teacher and her alluring student into a dangerous game of seduction. As boundaries blur and desire deepens, their passion threatens to consume them both, leaving them teetering on the edge of obsession.