Ceylin feels hot and bothered and teases Ilgaz all day, and so does he. In the evening they can't hold back their built up sexual tension anymore so they fall apart together.

Cüneyt can't accept that Ceylin doesn't reciprocate his feelings. What will Ceylin do to convince Cüneyt that she doesn't love him? How will Ilgaz react? This is my first ever fanfiction, I hope you'll like it. I originally posted it in Polish but I decided to translate this also to English. English is not my native language so I'm sorry for any mistakes I made.

Ilgaz and Ceylin attend Salsa dance class together. There is a chance for continuation if you would want. English is not my native language so I'm sorry for any mistakes I made. Hope you'll like it!

This new series offers a look into Ilgaz and Ceylin's lives a few years into their marriage. The focus will be on their domestic life, their relationship, and the day-to-day dynamics of our favorite couple. I've gotten quite a few requests to write what happens after "Any Given Weekend", and this can be considered a sequel (there are references to AGW in it), but you can read this one independently if you haven't read the other. My idea is to write a few one-shots or short multi-chapters in different timelines according to what you guys would like to read. This first chapter is a one-shot and it sets approximately five years after IlCey got married.

When Ilgaz and Ceylin are forced to act like a real couple during a three-day weekend outside of town, the built up tension sends sparks flying in the air. Before the weekend is over, is their relationship turning to ashes or is the explosive mutual attraction between them finally going to burst into flames? This story sets a few months in the future and it has a lighter, more comedic/flirty/romance-y approach, it's not very drama-heavy. To make sure that was possible, I didn't include the outcome of some of the unresolved plots on the show (like Zafer's demise, for example). This is a four-part multi-chapter. It was originally posted in Portuguese but because I have been getting quite a few international readers, I thought about posting this story in English. If it's well-received, I will do the same with the two others I wrote. Online translating tools are great but sometimes they are too literal and fail to rightfully express the message that I am trying to convey. thanks @thislexs1 for the wonderful story cover