Deku is a vigilante now. Katsuki is trying to find his childhood friend and Eijiro wants to stop his best friend, he knows that Katsuki's heat is near and they have to go back, but then Deku finds them instead. OR Badass alpha Deku finds horny omega Katsuki and Eijiro and fucks their brains out. (They are in third year here and it's at an undisclosed point where everyone is 18)

When Nick Nelson transfers schools, he expects new classes, new people, maybe a fresh start. He does not expect Charlie Spring. Charlie is quiet, strange, and keeps his distance like he's afraid of something. He never eats lunch. He never gets cold. And sometimes, when Nick is close, Charlie looks like he's fighting something inside himself. Charlie has survived centuries by following rules: don't get attached, don't lose control, and never fall in love with a human. Nick doesn't know the rules. Nick doesn't know what Charlie is. But he knows how Charlie makes him feel - safe, seen, chosen. Some love stories begin with a kiss. This one begins with a heartbeat that shouldn't exist... and ends with a choice that changes everything. Trigger Warnings Graphic violence (vampire attack) Blood and feeding Loss of control Near-death experience Emotional distress Grief and trauma Death (implied / staged) Immortality themes This is Book One of How to Date Your Vampire Boyfriend (and Not Die). This story is a Heartstopper AU with original vampire lore. It's a slow burn, character-driven romance focused on love, choice, and the cost of immortality. Each book in this series is designed to be read on its own while building toward a larger story. Please mind the trigger warnings, and thank you for trusting me with these boys.

Some names are easy. Some names are chosen. Some names are never meant to be spoken until everything is ready to change. Rowan Hale believes that language is intimacy - that the words you use can keep someone close or push them quietly away. Lucas Whitaker doesn't think much about names at all, until he realises there are some he's afraid to say, and one boy he's terrified of losing. Set over the slow shift from summer into autumn, *What We Called Each Other* is a soft, slow-burn boys' love story about proximity, silence, and the weight carried by the things left unsaid. Through borrowed clothes, shared nights, and the careful shelter of nicknames, Rowan and Lucas learn how closeness can exist long before it's named - and how one word, spoken at the wrong moment, can change everything. This is a story about almosts and accidents. About learning when language becomes truth. And about how sometimes, love begins not with what you say - but with what you dare to call each other when it finally matters. Trigger Warnings / Content Notes * Gender dysphoria (non-graphic, internal) * Miscommunication * Emotional vulnerability * Fear of rejection * Mild internalised anxiety (No explicit sexual content. Romance remains tender, emotional, and PG-13.) Transphobia, misgendering, or debates about trans people's legitimacy will be deleted. This space is for respectful discussion only.

Harry Potter returns from the graveyard carrying Cedric Diggory's lifeless body - traumatized, shaking, desperate to speak the truth. He never gets the chance. Within minutes the Ministry turns on him. Evidence is silenced. Witnesses are dismissed. Harry is sentenced to Azkaban for life at fourteen years old. Days pass. Weeks. No visitors. No explanations. No rescue. The wizarding world divides. Dumbledore is stripped of power. The Diggorys demand answers. Voldemort rises in the shadows. And Harry waits in silence, losing pieces of himself to the cold and the dark. Until Sirius and Remus realize the truth too late - they were the ones who left him alone. Now the world must face what it allowed to happen. A boy forgotten. A truth buried. A war beginning to burn. This is the story of the boy they left to rot... and what happens when he finally stands again. A dark, emotional AU exploring trauma, corruption, political collapse, and Harry's slow journey from Azkaban victim to the one person who can expose the truth of Voldemort's return. --- Trigger Warnings * Wrongful imprisonment (Azkaban) * Dementor exposure * Trauma & PTSD * Panic attacks * Emotional breakdowns * Government corruption * Violence * Torture implied (Dementors) * Child endangerment * Gaslighting / political manipulation * Mentions of death * Dark themes surrounding mental deterioration

Asher Angel built his body like armor - massive, disciplined, sculpted strength designed to protect him from the world. Millions follow his fitness journey, but no one sees the person behind the muscle... the loneliness, the pressure, the fear of not being enough without the flex. Until Evan Hale walks into his life. A quiet filmmaker hired to capture Asher's transformation, Evan expects perfect lighting, clean footage, and a straightforward documentary. He doesn't expect Asher's shy smiles. He doesn't expect the late-night calls. He doesn't expect the vulnerability behind every rep. And he definitely doesn't expect to fall for the man behind the camera. But the camera catches everything - the accidental touches, the blushes, the shaky confessions, and the slow, tender unraveling of two boys learning what it means to be seen. In the quiet between flexes and breakdowns... in the soft spaces where words falter... they find something neither of them were looking for. A story about strength, trust, vulnerability - and the moments that capture us before we ever think to save ourselves. --- TRIGGER WARNINGS *(All handled gently, without graphic detail)* * Workout exhaustion / overexertion * Emotional vulnerability / crying * Anxiety about body image & perfection * Mild discussions of burnout * Internalized pressure to succeed * Brief mentions of loneliness No physical injury, self-harm, or abuse themes are present.

The world is breaking. Gravity is wrong. Dreams bleed into the sky. People are rising who should never have fallen. Nick is being watched. Charlie is being worshipped. And somewhere in the middle of it all is a love story trying to survive its own collapse. --- Trigger Warnings: * Grief, mourning, and loss * Emotional breakdowns * Cult themes and obsessive worship * Depictions of mental health instability * Body-based power manifestations * Intense romantic/sexual content * Descriptions of supernatural trauma * Allusions to death, haunting, and psychological spirals

Midoriya is shy. Hung. Constantly flustered. Bakugo is jacked. Pissed. And very, very observant. When a desperate housing crisis pushes them into the same apartment, they agree to one rule only: Don't make it weird. Spoiler: They make it so weird. One shower. One bed. One rapidly escalating power struggle. And the slow, filthy descent of two rivals who were never just friends. --- 🛑 Trigger Warnings This story is intended for mature audiences only. It contains: * Explicit sexual content * Size kink * Muscle worship * Power dynamics (dom/sub undertones) * Mutual obsession * Mild degradation / possessive language * Masturbation * Rough sex * Emotionally charged fights and physical dominance * Language (heavy profanity)

Three boys. One crater. After discovering something unearthly buried in the woods, Charlie, Nick, and Ben wake up changed-gravity bending to their will, static humming under their skin. At first, it's freedom. Power. Flight. But when control starts to slip, the line between love and destruction thins. And not everyone will survive the fall. --- Trigger Warnings: * Grief and emotional trauma * Telekinetic violence * Body horror imagery * Power abuse themes * Mental health struggles (disassociation, spiraling) * Implied death and aftermath * Queer romantic content (including mild explicit intimacy) * Supernatural intensity and emotional instability

The game might've ended-but the names still echo. Name Me Again collects six alternate endings to the Name Me duology-where fate bends, the pen bleeds differently, and love takes new forms. Some endings are tender. Others are tragic. In some, they live. In others, they don't. But the story? The story always finds a way to rewrite itself. --- Trigger Warnings: * Death (multiple variations) * Betrayal * Grief and mourning * Mentions of suicide * Loss of agency * Existential dread * Moral ambiguity * Alternate timelines / character fate changes

At an elite private school, Charlie Spring finds a mysterious black notebook that grants him the power to kill anyone whose name he writes. He begins using it to punish those who deserve it-until golden-boy Nick Nelson starts asking questions. Nick is suspicious. Brilliant. And getting closer. But between chess matches and accusations, something else begins to grow: a connection neither of them can explain. A game of morality, secrets, and power begins-and love may be the deadliest move of all. Trigger Warnings: * Death and murder * Mentions of abuse and sexual assault (off-page) * Suicide references * Mental health crises * Morally grey protagonist * Dark romantic themes