A Wallflower. That's what Sony Parker was at Riverbank High, and she was content with it. Until one day when she gets in a fight with a new student because he took her 'corner'. Now she and the new kid, Paul, have been forced to join 'Friendship Club'. Don't let the name deceive you, the club is actually for the school's gang members, delinquents, and homicidal students. The club is notorious for students 'vanishing' if they aren't able to protect themselves. Sony is able to survive the club and its psycho members. But then things start to get weird as one by one the delinquents of the club start to want Sony's comfort in their everyday life problems. {(Reverse-Harem)} {(COMPLETED)}

Payton Taylor is trying to write a new chapter in her life-but starting over is harder than it sounds. No matter how carefully she erases the past, the chalk always seems to show through. Whistler is an elite private security firm that recruits only the best of the best, forging highly effective teams to operate where governments cannot. Drawn to Whistler's mission of protection, Payton enters their brutal training program determined to prove that someone like her can still choose to be one of the good guys. As one of the only women in a class dominated by ego, violence, and unspoken rules, Payton quickly learns that survival isn't just about physical endurance. Respect must be earned. Trust is fragile. Every mistake is magnified, every success questioned. While hiding the truth of who she used to be, Payton works to stay unnoticed-until protecting someone on her new team forces her to risk the anonymity that has kept her safe. Through relentless training and hard-won alliances, Payton carves out her place not by changing who she is, but by refusing to. She believes redemption isn't granted-it's built. The question isn't whether Payton can survive Whistler. It's whether Whistler will accept a hero who needs redemption. Blank Slate is a gritty, character-driven thriller about trust, accountability, and earning the right to stand on the side of good-without erasing who you've been.