Yet another transfer student ends up in Saiki's class... and nextdoor... and at his favorite cafe..... and just about everywhere else he can think of. THIS IS MY FIRST FIC I PROMISE RHE WRITING GETS BETTER IT JUST SUCKS BOOTY FOR THR DIRST FEW CHAPTERS + im slowly rewriting the bad ones i prommy. i will get to it eventually probably

A collection of one shots about the vampire and rockstar we all love. Enjoy!

You are the very air I breathe. You, ma chérie, are the beats of my dead heart. You are everything I have waited an eternity for. You polute my very mind, yet it's everything I desire. Prends ma main et je te servirai pour toujours. Kind of a slow burn, written for the fandom of the chronicles I so very much fell in love with. ------------------ 18+ I do not own any characters from the Interview with the vampire universe or any of Anne Rice's work. All rights reserved. ------------------ Started: 6/20/2024 Ended: 1/20/2026 Fully read through and edited.

[Complete] A professor x student, feel-good, romantic comedy. *** Lexi was used to working behind the scenes at her family's small private investigation business. While she dreamed of getting on the front lines, like her parents and brother, she was stuck doing what she did best - solving crime through the computer and away from people. Yet, when her family takes up a case from a mysterious client to save their struggling business, Lexi is thrust out of her comfort zone and into the spotlight. The mission? Undercover work at the most social place in existence - college. To make matters worse, her past comes back to haunt her in the form of a very attractive, and very off-limits professor. While Lexi's determined to stay focused on hacking the case, it may be easier said than done. Especially when non-technology related hacking comes into play. *** Reviews: "OMG I loved this story so much!! Loved the characters and was rooting for them the whole time, loved the intense hacker search as the love story took off, just amazing!!" -@HeidiCarroll "Love!!!! I absolutely loved every minute of this. It flowed so effortlessly. I really had so much fun reading it. And I really didn't see the ending coming! Fabulous, flirty read." -@SarahQuinnMcGrath "Absolutely wonderful, sexy, funny, and overall thrilling" -@ZoeDurlock

I'm just a black girl in a ghoul world that's falling in love with my best friend who turns into a ghoul. What could possibly happen? (Blackfemreader x Ken Kaneki)

Just a whole book full of different scary stories to entertain you, the reader, none of it is my own work. Enjoy!

Juliet's parents died when she was young and she never got to experience having a family. She lived a miserable and lonely life. One night at work, she meets a strange man that says he's a reporter and he asks her a few questions. Later that night, the reporter offers to drive her home from work. When Juliet refuses, he kidnaps her and brings her home to be a wife for his oldest son. Juliet slowly loses her sanity as she finally gets a family.

(I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THESE ARTS) When y/n decides to come back and save Malcom, and decides to stay with Brahms Heelshire. What'll happen to her? The more time y/n spends with Brahms the more sides of Brahms she will see. She'll unfold his vulnerable, kind, and soft side but also his jealousy and possessiveness

Brahms is strong, dangerous, unpredictable, and he's coming for you. It's time to use your wits, gather all your strength to survive his onslaught, because he's killed, hasn't he? This takes up where Cole/Joel is killed. You take the place of Greta. I've changed names for a couple of the main characters here to minimise copyright issues. There's no Malcolm so now it's just you and Brahms. Will you tame him? Will he allow that? Currently ongoing chapters where we finally get to see the full potential of Brahms, his backstory, his thoughts, fears and desires. What makes him tick, who he really is. What goes on inside his head. Beautiful, vicious, vulnerable, terrifying Brahms. Enjoy the ride! This work is inspired by The Boy movie directed by William Trent Bell and written by Stacey Menear.