What happens when the heir to a political dynasty falls for a woman who plays by her own rules? Jordan Ellis has built her life around control. Sonia Citron plays like she has nothing to lose. Between family legacies, public scrutiny, and the quiet moments that make it all worth it, they'll have to face the truth: in love and in politics, every choice has consequences. [sonia citron x fem oc]

Adelaide de Courcy has always belonged to a world that was decided for her long before she was born. It was one built on legacy, expectation, and quiet obedience. Every step she takes is measured, every choice already written. Even love, it seems, is no exception. Then there's Paige Bueckers who's effortless, magnetic, and entirely her own. With her, things feel unscripted. Dangerous in a way Adelaide has never allowed herself to be. What begins as something fleeting turns into something neither of them can quite define. It was something soft, consuming, and impossible to ignore. But in a world where the past lingers and the future is already promised, love doesn't come without consequence. Because some people don't just leave. They stay etched into you, lingering in the quiet, in the spaces you thought you'd healed. Like a tattoo kiss that never quite fades.

When Y/N lands a job as Ariana Grande's personal assistant instead of going to college, she expects long hours, endless travel, and chaotic schedules-but not the slow, aching pull of feelings they have no business developing. From the early days of the Yours Truly era, through the highs of superstardom and the lows of heartbreak, Y/N is always there-managing interviews, arranging travel, and ensuring Ariana's world runs smoothly. But as the years pass, their connection deepens. The stolen glances, late-night conversations, and quiet moments between rehearsals blur the lines of professionalism and longing. By the time the Sweetener tour arrives, Y/N can no longer deny it-she's in love with Ariana. Spanning over a decade of music, fame, and unspoken words, Wait for Your Love is a slow-burn romance about timing, devotion, and the love story that was always in the background, just waiting for its moment. ___________________________________________________________________________________ I don't have a huge plan for this other than an idea of a plot and some scenes that have popped into my head so I have no idea how this thing is gonna go. Wicked, Cynthia, and Ariana are my current hyper fixations so I needed to do something with it. Hope it doesn't suck!

Natasha Romanoff x Female Reader Uni AU

You are a popular Youtuber who is gaining more recognition for interviewing celebrities in a fun and respectful manner. One day, you receive an email from Ariana Grande's team, outlining the singer's interest in appearing on your channel. You can't say that you're very surprised, given that you recently posted a reaction and review of her discography, including her latest album: thank u, next. Disclaimers: All characterizations and events are fictional, coincidental, or inspired and interpreted from her songs and real life events. They do not reflect Ariana Grande's actual life and the lives of those that were mentioned. This work is purely created out of my own imagination of what it is like to love and be loved by her.

"No one will love you like her. It's pointless, like tears in the rain." ---- ArianaxReader Gp reader

Paige and Hannah have been casually dating for two months, but when Paige invited Hannah to the first game of the season, things took a turn. All is fair in love and basketball, fouls included.

And I melt with you, your red and my blue /Now I see the world in purple, purple paige bueckers x fem oc!! GREAT DIVIDE REWRITE!!! FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY!

Got me where you want me, in your palm, it's almost funny. Paige Bueckers x Fem OC.

Everyone thinks they're already dating. They laugh it off. Deny it. Say it'll never happen. But when stolen touches last too long and "just friends" starts to feel like a lie, Azzi and Delaney find themselves toeing a line neither of them knows how to cross. That is until they have to ask themselves the question they've spent years avoiding: What if they were always meant to cross the line?