Penny Campbell has been Dr. Samuel Evers's housekeeper for over two years and he is still a mystery to her. She realizes that she has probably done the very thing that she shouldn't have and fallen in love with the polite and standoffish heart surgeon. Sam noticed Penny the moment she was hired by his sister to work in his house, but having been burned once, romance and relationships were not in his future. After a misunderstanding between the two leads to the possibility that Penny might have to leave, will they both realize just how much they depend on each other, and how much they stand to lose?

Nora Leighton doesn't do dentists. She also doesn't do subtle - or quiet, or calm, or anything her annoyingly perfect brother wishes she'd try for once. But when she crashes into the wrong clinic with a bag of takeout and zero chill, she meets Dr. Adrian Hale - all steady hands, midnight eyes, and a smile that could unhinge a jaw for reasons that have nothing to do with cavities. She's not supposed to notice how gentle he is. He's definitely not supposed to ask about the paint on her jeans. And nobody, nobody, is supposed to fall in love during a dental cleaning. But secrets get spilled in after-hours hallways. And when family, feelings, and fluoride collide... Nora might just lose her heart in the one place she never expected: The chair.

Liya Belmont never wanted to be a patient. Fear of doctors, needles, and anything medical has ruled her life for as long as she can remember. But when her health takes a dangerous turn, she's forced into a hospital bed-with no choice but to face everything she's spent years avoiding. Enter Luke rhodes: her best friend, her roommate... and a final-year dental student who knows her better than anyone. Fiercely loyal, steady, and quietly dominant, Luke refuses to let her suffer in silence. As Liya spirals between fear, shame, and resistance, Luke becomes the one person she can lean on-whether she wants to or not. What begins as a battle for her health becomes a slow, tender unraveling of trust, vulnerability, and something much deeper. With every hard conversation, every midnight scare, and every shaky moment where she lets herself need him, the bond between them grows into something undeniable. But Liya's journey is far from linear. There are relapses. Setbacks. A runaway attempt. And through it all, Luke stays at her side-not just as a caregiver, but as something more. A story of fear and healing, submission and strength, and a love that grows where it hurts most.

To everyone else, he was a cold, impossible machine. To Winter, he was a shield. While the world tried to fix her, Martin Vane was the only human who simply adjusted the parameters so she could breathe. Winter's life is governed by a strict set of rules for survival: No eye contact. No unexpected touch. Avoid the sun. Avoid the static. But when she unexpectedly falls into the specialized world of Dr. Martin Vane, the world doesn't break - it finally makes sense. In the quiet atmosphere he commands, Winter finds the one thing she never thought possible: a mirror. Martin Vane doesn't offer flowers; he offers technical data. He doesn't offer romance; he offers stability. While the world sees his rigid boundaries as malice, Winter sees them as a railing to hold onto. He is the only man who will shield her from the sun and stand between her and the world that won't take the time to understand her. The Rule of Two is a meticulous, visceral exploration of autism, trauma, and the profound strength found in neurodivergent alignment. This is not a typical romance. This is a slow-burning descent into a shared safe house, built on the reality of sensory collapses, the exhaustion of masking, and the fierce protection of the only person who truly hears the mumbles. In a world that is too loud and too bright, the deepest connection isn't found in a grand gesture - it's found in the person who finally provides the shade.

Theo is a Education student and Josh is a Dentist. This is a little like a enemies to lovers.

I remember the first time he walked in because everything about him felt out of place. Not in a bad way, but in the way he stood out. The pub was dim, as it always was in the evenings. Golden light from old hanging lamps, the smell of beer soaked into the wood, laughter bouncing off the walls. It is my world. It is a little chaotic and worn, but also warm and comfortable. Evenings at Ivy's always start the same. The pub was dim, as it always was in the evenings. Golden light from old hanging lamps, the smell of beer soaked into the wood, laughter bouncing off the walls. It is my world. It is a little chaotic and worn, but also warm and comfortable. And then he walks in. Tall-noticeably so. Crisp button-down shirt, sleeves neatly rolled, fitted trousers, shoes that looked like they'd never seen a speck of mud in their life. Ginger hair, neatly styled. Calm eyes scanning the room. He looks lost. Which, of course, made me notice him immediately.

Willow Hawkins lives with her abusive mother. When she gets sent away to boarding school, she meets people who will change her life for the better.

Lyle Gomez, is a 28 year old dentist that never really had fallen in love with anyone. Not yet at least. That was until he coincidentally caught a small look of her sister's hot date, making him feel all sorts of emotions he thought he would never feel, especially for a man. Axel Martinez on the other hand, is a 26 year old Electrician that has fallen in love with someone but eventually turned out to be a mess. Axel never questioned his sexuality until someone decided to enter his love life making it all a confusing mess for him.

Tales from a girl called Mia who is surrounded by her medical brothers that she happens to have a fear of.

Just a dentist request for @copenhagenmadelen. Sorry about my English, it isnt the best one! My mother language is Spanish! And im not a really good writer. This is my first one :) Hope you like it! All the love.