Dahlia Bridgerton was not meant to be the diamond of the season. Fate decided that honor belonged to her twin, shining effortlessly beneath the watchful eye of London. Yet while society's gaze followed one sister, it was the other who quietly captured the attention of half the ton, including a visiting prince. Reserved, sharp-tongued, and far less interested in playing the marriage mart's games, Dahlia soon finds herself entangled in whispered speculation, sibling rivalry, and a courtship neither she nor the city of London saw coming. //revising as i go bridgerton ; prince friedrich x fm!oc season 1 © VOIDEDSLYTHERIN, 2026

This story begins with Conrad in California, detached and disciplined, carrying the familiar weight of being the responsible one-the son who absorbed pressure, grief, and expectation until love felt indistinguishable from obligation. He is older now, sharper, angrier, and more self-aware, but still haunted by his past: his mother's death, his father's failures, and the wreckage left behind with Belly and Jeremiah. Everything fractures the night he meets Valeriya-brilliant, commanding, emotionally guarded, and immediately unreadable. Their connection is instant and volatile, built on challenge rather than comfort. Valeriya doesn't soften Conrad; she exposes him. She calls him out, refuses to be managed, and meets his intensity with her own. What starts as mutual fascination quickly spirals into something obsessive, physical, and deeply binding. Their relationship becomes the emotional center of the story: fierce loyalty, constant proximity, and an intimacy that is not gentle but deliberate. They move fast-not recklessly, but with certainty-building a shared life that feels private and impenetrable. Sex becomes routine, grounding, and expressive rather than impulsive; domesticity becomes just as charged as conflict. Conrad finds himself choosing her again and again-not out of duty, but desire. But as their bond deepens, the past fights back.

In which Wednesday Addams finds his soft spot that makes his knees weaken with every word, without even planning on it. Male!Wednesday x OC Started: March/13rd/2026 Ended: ? Edited: ?

❛ i never was ready, so i watch you go ❜ 𝗶𝗻 𝘄𝗵𝗶𝗰𝗵 two people raised for a life of privilege begin to wonder what it means to step outside of it, and whether something real can exist beneath all the tradition. ❪ logan huntzberger x fem!oc ❫ ❪ gilmore girls ❫ ❪ season four - seven ❫ ❪ march, 2026 ❫ ©-urloveeer

"Why is it that we don't always recognize the moment love begins, but we always recognize the moment it ends?" - Unknown

Marya Montague was born from a love that ended in blood. Tedros Pendragon carries the weight of a crown built on broken legends. She was never meant to love him. He was never meant to love anyone outside of duty. But when two girls are sent to the wrong schools-one too dark for Good, one too pretty for Evil-fate begins to twist. And in a world where love rewrites the rules, someone always bleeds. --- Tedros Pendragon x Female OC The School for Good & Evil BOOK 1: Complete BOOK 2: Complete BOOK 3: In Progress BOOK 4: To be Written BOOK 5: To be Written BOOK 6: To be Written

Visenya Velaryon, whispered to be the bastard daughter of Harwin Strong and the unwanted heir to the Iron Throne ,was born beneath omens of blood and fire. She rides the Cannibal, the most savage dragon in the world, and many believe it suits her far too well. Cold-eyed, sharp-tongued, and dangerous with a sword, Visenya was never raised to be a lady. She was raised to survive. Courtly smiles are weapons. Loyalty is rare. Love is weakness. Her nature mirrors that of her stepfather, Prince Daemon Targaryen: restless, violent, and impossible to control. So when she is forced to wed her childhood enemy, Prince Aemond Targaryen, the realm expects peace. Instead, it receives a storm. Their marriage is not gentle. It is a battlefield fought in whispers, glares, and unsheathed truths. They know each other too well, every weakness, every scar, every buried cruelty. Hatred becomes obsession. Obsession becomes need. And need is far more dangerous than love.

The Bridgertons set out with no agenda beyond one another-laughter, gentle teasing, and the comfortable chaos that only family can bring. Their delighted shouts drawing everyone's attention to the Brown family, longtime friends they have not seen in years. Grace Brown, now eleven and just as spirited as ever, is instantly swept back into the children's orbit, while polite greetings are exchanged between parents who know each other well. Benedict's attention, however, snags on Ruby Brown. At nineteen, she is unmistakably grown, though not at all changed in the ways that matter. Her smile still carries that same irreverent curve, her eyes still sparkle with humor that suggests she sees the world slightly sideways-just as he does. She slips easily back into conversation with Daphne and Eloise, teasing them with affectionate familiarity, her laughter warm rather than practiced. Then there is Leopold-Leo-standing just behind his sisters, tall and protective at seven-and-twenty, offering Benedict an easy grin and a knowing look, as if he can already sense the shift in the air. The Browns, Benedict realizes, remain very much as he remembers them: close, lively, and full of unspoken understanding. When Benedict learns that Ruby will be entering the next Season, the news lands with unexpected weight. She is stepping forward into society-into visibility-while he has spent years skirting the edges, content to let others take center stage. It unsettles him not because he doubts her, but because he recognizes himself in her: the joker who hides sincerity behind humor, the observer who feels deeply but speaks lightly. Perhaps it might offer recognition-of Ruby, of himself, and of the rare comfort found in someone who laughs for the same reasons you do. And as he meets her gaze across the familiar din of family voices, Benedict Bridgerton begins to suspect that the loudest love of his life may come not with grand declarations, but with shared jokes.

𝒊𝒏 𝒘𝒉𝒊𝒄𝒉 three members of the life and death brigade take a trip to europe and find a new friend

MEREDITH GILMORE, the perfect Gilmore Daughter, thrives on control except LOGAN HUNTZBERGER, heir to the Huntzberger throne, can see right through Meredith's perfection. From summer camp to elite schools and high-society galas, he challenges everything she knows about order, family, and her heart, becoming the one disruption she can't resist-her ritual.