"His love is not gentle-it burns, it destroys. But for Juliette, that fire softens into warmth." 💕☺ Xavier Volkov is the kind of boy every parent warns their daughters about 🔥 He's toxic, arrogant, unpredictable, and maddeningly charming. Girls fall for him, boys fear him, and he wears that chaos like his favorite suit. Xavier Volkov wasn't born toxic 💔🙁 Life made him that way. At sixteen, one single call shattered his entire world. His parents and little sister-gone forever in a brutal car accident. He branded himself cursed, unlucky. A boy who destroys everyone he dares to love. So he built walls of steel and fury. He drowned his grief in anger, turned his heartbreak into poison. He told himself it was safer this way-better to be toxic, cruel, untouchable-than to love and lose again. But fate had other plans. Juliette Evans🦋 Juliette didn't walk into his life-she collided with it, fearless and stubborn, refusing to be pushed away. She looked at his scars and didn't flinch. She listened to his silence and still understood. And for Xavier, she was his oxygen. She was the reason his heart remembered how to beat 😌❤ And Xavier, who thought he could never deserve love, found himself addicted to her. Obsessed. Possessive. Desperate. Because for the first time in years, he felt alive. This isn't just a love story ✨💚 It's a battle between grief and healing, darkness and light, fury and forgiveness. It's about a boy who thought he was unworthy of love-until a girl proved him wrong. And once Juliette Evans becomes his, Xavier Volkov will never, ever let her go. 🔥😭🦋🌬

【INCLUDES MATURE SCENES, READ AT OWN RISK】 'There is always some madness in love. But there is also some reason in madness.' - Friedrich Nietzsche After losing his family, Alden had lost a lot of himself too. Years later he still hadn't been able to make himself whole again. Maybe he never will, but with a new foster family, a loving purple haired friend, and a crush he might finally act upon, Alden's life might finally be getting better. That doesn't mean there are no more bad days, for him or the people around him, but maybe those bad days will become a little easier to get through. TW: - trauma, grief, sexual abuse related issues mentioned