Somewhere in Tuscany, two people cross paths- one lost and one making the most out of a month of freedom. No responsibilities. No expectations. No judgements. It's just them and the countryside. Could this be the escape they badly crave or just a disaster waiting to happen? Ranked #1 Charles | 07.16.22 Ranked #4 Charles Leclerc | 07.01.22 Ranked #2 F1 | 06.20.23 06.03.22 - 08.15.22

They say a successful marriage requires falling in love more than once, always with the same person. Nadia has witnessed pain in various ways, even having her own share in the past. During a night where she thought she and the love of her life would be filled with happiness, pain and the fear of the unknown is what dawns upon them. How will Nadia face the fact that her husband has no memory of her and is stuck in a time where he believed love was not for him? #1 Charles I 02.16.23 #4 F1 | 02.26.23

Three years after losing her brother, Céline comes back to Monaco to stay with her childhood friends, but it's clear they they've grown plenty since they used to live next door. She finds herself dealing with new friendships, relationships and situations all on her own - without the help of her brother. Would her brother like who she fell in love with? Is her best friend going to be okay with it? The pressure from social media is tough, but she wants to believe she's tougher. Disclaimer 1: It is a long story about different issues and feelings or struggles you might meet as you're growing older, the main character does have a lot of anxiety and I've noticed that some people find her annoying at times, and I understand. Anxiety is annoying in so many ways, but even more so to the person suffering from it. While Céline is a ficitional character and won't see your comments or anything, other poeple with anxiety might. Be thoughtful when commenting, and if you can't relate to her at all then congratulations. (also some of her experiences are my own and how I thought, felt and acted lol I've gotten my feelings hurt in these comments a lot hahahha) Disclaimer 2: I don't speak French. Swedish or Italian, so the italics is the translation that I suggest you read instead of the French or Italian that might be there lol.