as u can tell it says it in the title😍 1. WILL BE SMUT, I GUARANTEE U. 2. will have triggering scenes. 3. spellings could be mistaken cuz im lazy to type that's all🧔‍♀️ 4. the pronoun im using r she/her sorry. 5. plz enjoy🙎‍♀️

Ema Pitts is supposed to have been dead for nine years. In reality, she's being transported from Montauk Camp Hero to Hawkins National Lab, where more experienced scientists are supposed to have better control over her... But Hawkins isn't the solution. Peter Ballard is. Slowburn Peter Ballard/Henry Creel lovestory Book one

Hawkins National Laboratory runs on routine: checklists, keycards, fluorescent lights, and the understanding that nothing here is personal. You learn this quickly, just a few days into the job that was forced onto you. You also learn that Peter Ballard never walks the same route twice, never stands where the cameras linger too long, and never looks at you unless you're alone. You are both orderlies-interchangeable, invisible, trained to keep your heads down and your mouths shut. Friendship is discouraged. Attachment is a liability. Affection is a violation. So you talk in hallways without microphones. You pass notes meant to be destroyed. You pretend not to notice when he positions himself between you and certain doors. Peter says the lab is watching everyone. Later, in a voice barely above a whisper, he tells you who you should really be afraid of. You should report him. You should keep your distance. You should never follow him off-camera. But the spaces between cameras are the only places you ever feel safe-and Peter is the only one who knows how to find them. Before the blood. Before the fire. Before he stops hesitating- you make a choice that was never cleared.

He doesn't take you by force. He takes you because he can't stop thinking about you. In the mind-world of the Creel House, Henry Creel does not collect people at random. He chooses you - older, aware, inconveniently perceptive - and keeps you close in ways that feel deliberate, long before they feel frightening. The children come later. They are easier. They believe what they're told. You don't. That's the problem. Henry calls it interest. Curiosity. A necessary fixation. But the truth is simpler and far more dangerous: you make him feel exposed. Seen. Real. And he resents you for it almost as much as he wants you there. He doesn't need your help with the children. He needs you to stay. This is a story about obsession that breeds control, about vulnerability used as leverage, about a monster who does not want to love - but does not know how to stop choosing you. This is a psychological descent where protection becomes possession, tenderness becomes strategy, and the most terrifying question is not how do you escape - but why haven't you tried.

Violet Brenner, Martin Brenner's daughter, one day discovers his shady dealings at Hawkins Laboratory. She then sneaks off with her friends to a party, where she gets into an argument with one of them. The day after the party, she learns from the police that her friend is missing. While searching for her, she meets Peter Ballard. She doesn't know what's waiting ahead of her yet. Dr Brenner has planned into making her into one of his experiments. She just starts hating her father even more than before but Peter makes the whole lab a more sufferable place for her.

You were never meant to be here. Dragged into another world by a man who cannot be read, cannot be understood, and cannot seem to feel anything but anger. You've spent every night so far trying to plan your escape. Until the storm came. Thunder cracks through the house and for the first time, Henry is afraid. The cold, terrifying man who took everything from you asks for something he has never needed before: not to be alone. In the eye of the storm, fear turns into vulnerability, hatred blurs into tenderness, and one night changes everything. But kindness can be dangerous. Especially when given to the one who holds your freedom, and your life, in his hands. This story features an adult reader character, and is intended for adults over 18+ New chapters are released Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

*RADIOHEAD FANFICTION* After Rosetta Campbell's father becomes headmaster of Abingdon all-boys boarding school in Oxfordshire, she must attend said school. Rosetta joins music class, where she befriends an outcast group of boys, two of which she develops feelings for. Ed, a funny, loud-mouthed jock. And Thom but she struggles to figure him out, Thom Yorke is an enigma to her. (writing this as there is surprisingly few non-thonny fanfics of Radiohead on Wattpad and I gave up on all my other stories lol, this fic is kinda like Wild Child mixed with Harry Potter now that I'm thinking abt it)

After leaving Oxfordshire in 1988, six years prior, Thom decides to return to try and fix things with his old friends. TRIGGER WARNINGS: Suicide, self harm, addiction, drug use, fighting, blood, explicit sexual content, vulgar language, abuse, homophobia, panic attacks, relapsing, and anything else that might trigger people. A lot happens in this story, so brace yourself. ---- You guys must absolutely hate me at this point because I have three published stories I have abandoned, but that's not the worst part. I've also started four other stories... including this one... I'm waisting my time. But it think this one will be cute and angsty or whatever. I've wanted to write a Thonny story for a bit. Did you really think this story was my original idea? Well, you thought wrong. This story is inspired by a story I read on Ao3 a while back. I'm not completely basing this story off that, just a little bit of the plot bc it made me cry really hard and I loved it. I wish I could find it and give the person credit but no matter how hard I search I cannot find this shit. Oh well. If you read this story and you wrote something similar on Ao3, tell me so I can credit you!

For Thom, Colin, Ed, and Phil, senior year is supposed to be their last great adventure-a time to solidify their lifelong bond before the world pulls them in different directions. For Jonny, Colin's younger brother, it's a year of longing, secrets, and quiet hopes as he navigates the bittersweet ache of an unspoken crush on Thom, the one person who seems to truly see him. But as the group struggles with the pressures of growing up-futures uncertain, friendships shifting, and time slipping away-long-hidden feelings and unspoken truths begin to surface. A weekend camping trip becomes the turning point, bringing their closeness to the brink and forcing each of them to confront what they mean to each other. Set in the small town of Oxford, where life feels both too big and too small, The Quiet Year is a tender, introspective story about love, friendship, and the fragile beauty of the moments that define us. It's about learning to let go, hold on, and embrace the uncertain path of growing up.

Avery O'Brien, sister of Ed O'Brien, an aspired mediocre musician, is messing around in her early twenties trying to get a feel for life after college when complicated romance and feelings get introduced and completely change her life. *not accurate to real life and Avery is my own made up character* all actions in this story are completely made up! Radiohead story