Seventeen-year-old Lydia is a survivor. After losing her parents in a tragic accident and leaving school behind, she works as a dedicated cook at the L'Avenir restaurant. Despite her grit, she lives with a deep, paralyzing trauma regarding dental care. When a severe toothache becomes unbearable one night, a Facebook reel of a skilled dentist named Adrién gives her the courage to seek help. Ranked 4th among the top ten dentists in the country, his reputation is unmatched. But when Lydia arrives at his clinic, she is stunned to find it is a pediatric dental clinic designed for children. In this collision of two different worlds, Adrién-a high-level specialist-must step up to help her navigate her fears, her pain, and the shadows of her past. AND When a misunderstanding leads to a secret deal "Cook for him for a month, and he'll be her tutor"

It shouldn't have this impact on me. Why does it even bother me so much. It's so stupid. It makes me look like an idiot. It's made me look like a scaredy cat my whole life. And guess what, it'll only get worse as I start my first year as an intern at Maxwell Children's Hospital.

Elara Moore is the kind of doctor everyone trusts-bright, kind, and always putting others first. But behind her sunshine smile is a life carefully balanced, managing Type 1 diabetes and the pressure to never fall behind. Rowan Hale is the opposite. A brilliant surgeon who runs on routine, silence, and control, he doesn't do distractions-and definitely doesn't do emotions. Until Elara. Thrown together in the hospital, their worlds collide in long shifts, quiet moments, and unspoken tension. Rowan starts noticing the things no one else does-her health, her limits, the way she pushes herself too hard. Elara starts realizing that behind his gruff exterior is a steady presence she never knew she needed. When a workplace rivalry, an unexpected injury, and blurred boundaries force them closer, caring turns into trust... and trust begins to feel like something more. A slow-burn, grumpy × sunshine workplace romance about healing, resilience, and the quiet way love grows.

At twenty-one, Ben lives in a world of precise lines and quiet patterns. He is non-verbal, autistic, and currently trapped in a physical nightmare. A rotting tooth has turned his jaw into a source of agonizing pain, but the help available is a different kind of torture. Traditional dentists are a storm of high-pitched kindness, invasive small talk, and chaotic waiting rooms. For Ben, the wait for a specialist sedation clinic is eighteen months long - time he doesn't have. Desperate, Deborah scours the internet for a suitable dentist for Ben. She reads reviews of every practice finding each one unhelpful. But then she finds Rose Avenue. Dr. Martin Vane. The reviews describe him as clinical, blunt, and eerily precise. They speak of a man who runs a silent clinic where efficiency is god and bedside manner is non-existent. He sounds perfect. He sounds like the only man Ben might actually let touch him. But when she takes the leap and travels to Rose Avenue, Deborah discovers that reputation and reality have begun to drift apart. The sanctuary she expected is under threat, and the clinical silence she was promised is being drowned out by a world that values pleasantries over precision. With Ben's pain reaching a breaking point, Deborah is forced to go beyond the local clinics and hunt for the Stone Man herself.

Madison Ledger learnt to be content with her life. That is until it flipped upside down, all because of an emotion she didn't yet understand. Love grows in the strangest of places, and comes in many different forms. Put a sick teenager, a busy surgeon, and a struggling mother in a room together and watch the unexpected happen.

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.

Winter has spent her whole life guessing. She masks. She translates. She performs. And still gets it wrong. Then she meets her new dentist. Dr. Vane does not guess. He does not soften. He does not perform. He simply says what is true. To everyone else he is cold. Difficult. Broken. To Winter he is the first place she can stop pretending. Something quiet and unnamed begins between them.The past is back. And Vane is willing to risk everything he has built - his career, his rules, his carefully ordered world - to keep her safe. The people around them still don't understand. They never have. But Winter and Vane are learning something new. How to stop guessing. How to simply be. Together.

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