Johanna Rytting Kaneryd has worked too hard to let anyone question her place at Chelsea Football Club. Fast, fearless, and fiercely competitive, the Swedish winger is used to proving herself, on the pitch and off it. She doesn't back down. She doesn't lose focus. And she definitely doesn't lose to the men's team. Erik Lindström does not like losing either. The Swedish international and Chelsea's rising midfield general has built his reputation on composure, control, and an unshakable belief that he's always the best player on the pitch. So when a lighthearted "mini match" between Chelsea Women and Chelsea Men turns unexpectedly heated and Johanna nutmegs him in front of both squads, the clash that follows is instant, explosive, and personal. A shove. A sharp comment in Swedish. A rivalry born in ninety chaotic seconds. From that moment on, every shared training facility corridor is charged. Every Sweden national team camp is tense. Every accidental brush of shoulders feels like a challenge. Teammates place bets on who will snap first. Coaches warn them to behave. The media begins to notice the frosty glares. But hatred, they soon discover, looks dangerously similar to something else. When late-night recovery sessions turn into reluctant conversations... when banter becomes flirtation... when rivalry becomes undeniable chemistry... Johanna and Erik are forced to confront the truth: the person who gets under their skin the most might be the only one who truly understands them. Yet loving each other isn't simple. They play for the same club. They represent the same country. They live under the same spotlight. And in football, especially at Chelsea, distractions can cost everything. What happens when competition turns into connection? When pride collides with passion? When enemies become the one person you can't imagine losing?

G!p Y/n x Sabrina Carpenter. 18+ When Hollywood's newest heartthrob Y/N meets pop princess Sabrina Carpenter at the VMA's afterparty, sparks fly - and not the good kind. "Careful," Sabrina purrs, brushing past her with a smirk. "Wouldn't want you falling for me." Y/N raises a brow, stepping closer. "I don't fall, princess. I make people trip." From that moment, the tension crackles - sharp banter, stolen glances, accidental touches that linger too long. They swear they can't stand each other... but the line between hate and want keeps getting thinner. And when the cameras fade and it's just the two of them, it turns out losing the fight might be exactly what they've both been craving.

Alex Morgan's little sister has cancer, and has beaten it before. Can Alex help her as she navigates high school, crushes, and a devastating diagnosis?

The year's 2024 and the group stayed out of the public eye and focused solely on their family. All in all, they were still Daddy's Girls. I changed the story because I was too stuck and writing in the present was how it originally went in the first book so if you liked the first sequel, Sorryboutit

Claire Shaw wants to disappear. Her entire life she's been judged and ridiculed for the fact that she was born intersex, meaning she's a chick with a dick. And people don't like that. Especially the boys at her school. And while she's used to looks, the comments and even the physical violence, she's not used to the tornado that is Riley Green, the sister of her biggest bully. Riley Green is everything Claire isn't. Loud, popular, out and proud. She makes herself heard, stands up to the bullies and loves her friends with a passion and she goes after what she wants. And what she wants is Claire. When the girls are paired up to do a summer art project, Riley uses it as the perfect excuse to be near the girl everyone hates. And while Claire doesn't trust the sister of her bully, she can't help but to find herself looking forward to seeing her everyday. As the summer drags on, can the girl who is hated by everyone find love with the one person she shouldn't?

Ren gets a job for one the top magazine and line company in the world, La'Mone, as editor. Her job consists of working for an intimidating, bitchy but beautiful woman and makes it her goal to impress her new boss and also get to know her for more than what's on the outside.

When prodigy soccer player, Olivia Jackson. Who played on the USWNT at 14 for her first World Cup in 2015 and then continued in to player for the next four years, randomly disappears. Everyone went crazy. New stations and sports articles rushed to get the story out that she had quit playing at 18 the day after the 2019 Women's World Cup. No one knew where she had went. Randomly 4 years later a documentary is released on all streaming services. It's Olivia Jackson's Documentary. It says what she experienced during the World Cup and why she left. •••• This is a gxg story so if u got a problem with that don't read. The soccer part of this story is prob very inaccurate so please be aware of that. Also posted on my AO3 : mia12345eefv

Cairo is a very closed off person. She has a lot of layers to her and most of those layers she won't let anyone see or hear about. Her life as she knows it is about to change and she will never be the same.

UCLA was everything I thought it would be. The team was even better. 18 years old. US Soccer player, Olympian, UCLA student. It feels like a lot, but it feels like nothing. Who am I? I'm Mallory Pugh, but you can call me Mal.