Margot Veil doesn't do chaos. Ten years. Three Grammy nominations. One ex-husband who left her for a 25-year-old pop star and somehow made it her scandal. She's fine. She's been fine for two years. She has the press junkets to prove it. Zoe Parish doesn't do apologies. She dated the wrong man. She ended it. The internet decided the rest. She's over it. She's been over it since before it was even over. When their label forces them into a studio together - six weeks, one song, smile for the cameras - they agree on exactly one thing: This is the worst idea anyone has ever had. Margot is thirty-eight and has spent two years rebuilding herself into something untouchable. Zoe is twenty-eight and has spent two years pretending she doesn't care what anyone thinks. They have nothing in common. Except the same ex. The same industry. The same hollow feeling when they listen back to their own music. And, apparently - the same voice, when they're not trying to kill each other. Some frequencies you can't unhear. Some harmonies find you whether you want them to or not. overtones | enemies to lovers | age gap | f/f | music industry | slow burn

Sometimes the person you've been waiting on... is the one you've been waiting for. "Maybe being seen isn't about who's looking, it's about who never looks away." Jamie Lawrence never planned to spend her twenties waiting tables for Hollywood's elite-especially not serving her biggest crush, Oscar-winning actress Catherine Lane. But one chaotic night, a paparazzi incident turns a polite routine into a secret connection neither of them saw coming. Now Catherine keeps finding excuses to visit the restaurant alone, and Jamie can't tell if she's imagining the sparks... or if the woman she's been waiting on might just be the one she's been waiting for.

Lena Carver has everything under control-except her dream. As the no-nonsense manager of Rosebay Resort, one of the crown jewels in the Sinclair Hotels empire, Lena has dedicated the past six years to keeping five-star chaos in check. Between demanding guests, last-minute weddings, and her spirited four-year-old niece she's helping raise, Lena's got zero time for distractions-especially not the high-heeled, high-maintenance kind. Enter Avery Sinclair. She's the hotel chain's heiress and a walking HR warning with a trust fund and something to prove. After being sent to "oversee" Rosebay-aka get exiled from corporate HQ-Avery is determined to turn the location into the most profitable in the company. Her plan is simple: maximize revenue, impress Daddy, and earn the CEO title. Her plan does not include clashing with the sarcastic, infuriatingly competent hotel manager who seems allergic to authority and perfectly capable of running the entire empire on her own. What starts as a battle of wills quickly spirals into something much messier: unexpected teamwork, flirty banter, steamy tension in the linen closet, and the kind of feelings that don't come with a corporate playbook. In a place where professionalism is key and romance is strictly off the clock, falling in love might just be the biggest disaster of all. Welcome to The Last Resort-where ambition checks in, sparks fly, and hearts are the messiest rooms to clean.

Jenny Morton is new in town. After moving from a small village to the city, she's determined to seize the opportunity to work at Feingold's Advertising, her dream job. Upon arriving, she never expected her boss to be the Charlotte Faingold herself. Charlotte is the daughter of the CEO and founder of the agency, which is one of the biggest companies in the state and one of the most prestigious. Jenny is attracted to Charlotte from the first moment she sees her, but Charlotte is engaged to Jeffrey Cole, her father's protégé and the COO of the company. With a new campaign to launch, Jenny finds herself working closely with Charlotte and having a hard time controlling her attraction. But this is her time to prove herself, and she won't let a little infatuation-so she tells herself-stop her. It doesn't help that sometimes it feels like Charlotte feels something for her too. *smut *adult #my first story and english is not my native language.

Cindy and Summer thought their bitter high school rivalry was finally behind them- until they both end up at the same college. To their horror, they're not only on the same campus but sharing the same dorm room.

𝐇𝐀𝐙𝐄𝐋. BOTTOMS. Bottoms spoilers!! HAZEL CALLAHAN X FEM OC Book warnings: Violence, strong language, sexual activity, etc I DO NOT OWN ANY OF BOTTOMS OR ANY OF THEIR CHARACTERS. I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE GIFS IN THIS STORY. Sorry if there are any spelling mistakes or anything like that!!

Beca is working as a DJ in a small but popular club in downtown LA. Chloe is her manager helping her to break into the music business properly as a producer/artist. Up until now the two of them have kept their relationship as friends and work only. But when Chloe meets someone after Beca being oblivious to her feelings, does that change things? Or is it too late? First time writing a fanfic for Bechloe, but hope you like it!! #1 chloebeale (13-03-19) (15-10-19) #1 brittanysnow (13-08-19) Other Rankings: #7 annakendrick, #8 pitchperfect, #9 bechloe, #8 becamitchell Started: 25 Oct 2018 Completed: 12 Apr 2019

Beca Mitchell lives and breathes music. It is her sole purpose in life to create music any way that she can. What happens when she lands a job DJing for a burlesque club and catches the eye of the star dancer, Chloe Beale? *loosely based on the movie Burlesque*

The concept is that you and Toni are so different, laughably different, if you feel like being honest (which you surprisingly do, more and more often now); your cages are intricate and complex and so, so unalike... but your states, shackled and beaten and furiously, defiantly struggling to break free - that is more or less the same. or, shoni throughout the season and how their dynamic changes, from shelby's point of view, focusing mainly on the idea of (you guessed it) shackles.

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