When 𝐊𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐢 𝐁𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐬, 22, drops out of college after her father is sentenced to prison for a crime he swears he didn't commit, her life collapses fast...eviction notices, unpaid tuition, a mother barely holding it together. Then 𝐄𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐨𝐭 𝐕𝐚𝐮𝐠𝐡𝐧 appears. Late 40s. Private wealth. No digital footprint. He offers her a monthly allowance for companionship only. No sex. No exclusivity clause. No explanations. What unsettles Kailani isn't the money. It's how little she needs to explain herself because he already knows.

Isabella Summers was the new Social Media Coordinator at McLaren, nervous and trying not to stand out. Lando Norris was the loud, charming driver everyone noticed. When Lando Norris started paying attention to her, she didn't know what to do. He made her laugh. He listened when no one else did. And he made her feel safe - something her boyfriend never had. "I'm not even yours," she whispered. "But I want you to be," he replied. Sometimes the smallest things hold you together. For her, it was him. Her safety pin.

Zahara Adebayo had spent her whole life living in Africa, but after hearing the news of a dangerous rainstorm heading her way, her parents have no other choice but to send her to live with a family friend all the way in Oakland California. From meeting the Mickelson's years ago when she was five, Zahara quickly finds out that all six children have indeed grown up. From feeling severally homesick, and not knowing if she truly belongs, Zahara spends the entire summer with the Mickelson's, hanging around, going to the beach, and living a California lifestyle. Yet, the last thing she'd ever imagine herself doing is falling for one of the Mickelson boys. Never imagining herself falling for one of the Mickelson boys, Zahara surely didn't expect it to be Oaklands known boy every girl was in love with. Yet to her surprise, he was even crazier for her than she ever thought.

Mira Thompson didn't ask for her life to fall apart, but here she is. Grieving and guarded, she transfers to a new college to outrun everything she's been avoiding. She's definitely not looking for him. Rowan Campbell is all chaos-loud, nosy, way too charming for his own good. The kind of guy who gets under your skin just by breathing. Mira's spent months keeping her heart on lockdown, and somehow, he's the one person who makes her forget why she built walls in the first place. She's scared to feel again. He's not scared of anything. And when they collide? It's messy, intense, and the first thing that's made Mira feel alive in a long time.

Unlike most performative men, Adam Barrington IS your average guy. He lives a simple life and has everything he needs; a good paying job and his wonderful (sexy) girlfriend, Molly. I mean, what more could he want? Well, life is full of surprises... and shit. And that crappy part of life so happens to come in a life-sized, doe-eyed, annoying, feminine package. That package is none other than Elaine Reed. Adam HATES Elaine. And what's worse? She's his colleague.

5 months, fake fiancé that's all right? "I know I said we would forget it ever happened but I don't want this to end." - Killian 1 42 in #fakefiance - recorded 09/07/2022 4 out of 1000+ in #fakerelationship - recorded 19/09/2022 3 out of 1000+ in #officeromance - recorded 24/08/2022 2 out of 1000+ in #bwwm - recorded 13/08/2022 3 out of 1000+ in #fakelove - recorded 24/08/2022 3 547 in #secretcrush - recorded 24/08/2022

After so much heartbreak we must remember... pain is inevitable Isabelle Castillo is an innocent, hopeless romantic, and loving girl. Well until she caught her boyfriend sleeping with another girl. Not to mention her father passing unexpectedly. Now feeling that everyone leaves, she'll stop anyone from coming into her life. Vincent Davis, the mayor's son and well known "bad boy." Known for his destructive manner and never really caring about what others think. Well, that's what he's known for at least... Watch how just one small move can change their lives forever.

Abigail is determined to become student body president and uphold her family's legacy, but she needs a winning campaign idea. Her solution? Cut the college's hockey team that's currently on a losing streak. The plan ignites outrage, especially from Beck, the hockey coach's son. To save the team, Beck launches his own campaign against her, even though no one thinks he stands a chance. But as their rivalry heats up, so does an unexpected romance-one that starts as a strategy and turns into something real. Now they'll have to decide what matters more: winning or each other. #1 - Debate [11/7/2025] # 1 - Rivals to Lovers [1/21/26]

Karma's Heart is a slow burn, emotionally charged love story between two opposites who clash, combust, and slowly come undone in each other's orbit. Pelo moved into the apartment complex for peace, not problems. Especially not ones like Karma-a shirtless, smug, maddening neighbour who insists on touching her boundaries and tipping her world off balance. She's prickly. He's persistent. But what begins as tension, irritation, and barbed banter evolves into something layered and tender: stolen glances, slow confessions, unspoken knowing. Through sickness and missteps, dreams and doorsteps, arguments and almosts, they learn what it means to choose each other. Over and over. To hold space. To rebuild trust. To stay soft in a world that made them hard. Because sometimes love doesn't arrive gently. Sometimes, it knocks like consequence- But stays like heart. --- OPENING LINES (Draft): Pelo didn't like people. She especially didn't like him. The first time Karma touched her, she recoiled like he'd passed a live wire to her skin. Germs, she told herself. But it wasn't just that. It was the way his hand lingered. The way he looked at her like he already knew how the story would go. And she hated that. Because she had moved here for peace. Not for a man with tattoos, trouble in his grin, and a voice that could talk her into bad decisions if she stood too close too long. Not for someone who made her say please in her head when she didn't want him to follow, and made her scream into pillows when he did. But Karma never asked for permission. And the worst part? A small, buried part of her didn't want him to. #1 poeticlove #1 steamymoments #1 blackwomenlead #3 touchstarved #1 softmasculinity #1 blackgirlmagic

This story is a slight TW Her whole life Tonoya has been told how she should behave as a black person. How she should speak and who she should speak to. Its hard not to want to give up when you're dealing with racists on a daily basis. Then Ezra shows up and she falls harder than she's ever fell before but its hard not to focus on their differences especially when its all other people seem to notice.