in which, they 'hate' each other. ferran torres x fem!oc

in which, they're in a secret relationship. eric garcía x fem!oc

𝐖𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄 anastasia garcia ramirez is a famous spanish youtube creator and 𝐖𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄 pedro gonzalez lopez is a football star in barcelona and his friends pushes him to be more open in social media after meeting anastasia this story is a pure fiction, so dont take it too seriously! © skyofseoul 2025

Aurora finds herself unexpectedly captivated by Pedri González-charming, kind, and impossible to ignore. She promised herself she wouldn't fall again-not after the heartbreak that shattered her for the first time. But some things are worth the risk. Will she take the leap... or let love slip through her fingers?

"Creo que encontré mi nueva obsesión además del fútbol." "What are you talking about?" "Nothing, princess." A famous footballer found something interesting about this young fashion journalist.

"You've got to be kidding me," I muttered, staring at the press schedule. Name: Pedri González. Task: Accompany him to pre-match interviews, translate when needed. Punishment level: Hell.

Julia works the same job in the same restaurant every single day. Routine and exhaustion are the two constants of her life as a new chef. Until one day, fate intervenes. And her life and career go from boring and simple to something she could have never have imagined.

The Long Game is a slow-burn romance set in Barcelona, following FC Barcelona midfielder Pedri González and Elena Torres, the media-savvy younger sister of his best friend and teammate Ferran Torres. What starts as professional tension turns into a secret, emotional connection, complicated by Ferran's disapproval, media scrutiny, and personal struggles. As they navigate love under pressure-from viral interviews to emotional breakdowns, team dinners to public fallout-Pedri and Elena fight to protect something real. Through patience, loyalty, and quiet strength, they build a love worth risking everything for. In the end, they choose each other-fully, publicly, and forever.

"You hit me with a football. Then you left me money like I was some charity case." "You were glaring at me, I thought it'd help." Selin never planned on clashing with Barcelona's golden boy, Pedri González. She was supposed to stay professional and completely unaffected by the smug footballer with sharp words and guarded eyes. He was supposed to stay focused on football. But fate-and a shared stubbornness-had other plans. Between tense encounters that leave her breathless, stolen glances that linger too long, and a connection neither of them can explain nor ignore, Selin begins to realise something terrifying: She might just be falling for the one person she can't afford to lose. But in a world where every move is scrutinised and hearts aren't supposed to cross boundaries, how do you know when it's worth the risk?