Two years ago, Esme Stevenson walked away from Leah Williamson with a broken heart, a Chelsea contract, and one promise to herself. She would never let Leah hurt her again. Now it is 2026, and Esme has rebuilt everything Leah destroyed. Chelsea feels like home again, her career is thriving, the divorce is firmly behind her, and she has finally learned how to live without the woman she once believed she would grow old beside. Leah hasn't been quite so successful at forgetting. She still plays for Arsenal. She still wears the scars of every mistake that cost her marriage. And despite two years of trying to convince herself otherwise, she has never stopped loving Esme. They have managed to survive being rivals across London by keeping their distance. Then England brings them back together. One training camp. One dressing room. One hotel. Weeks of international duty where avoiding each other becomes impossible and every buried memory begins clawing its way back to the surface. Esme remembers the lies. Leah remembers the divorce papers. They both remember exactly how it felt when they were happy. But forgiveness isn't the same as forgetting, and wanting someone doesn't mean trusting them again. With teammates caught in the middle, the press watching their every interaction, old wounds reopening and feelings neither woman wants to admit still exist, Esme has to decide whether Leah Williamson belongs firmly in her past... Or whether some passions were never meant to end. Because their marriage may be over. Their story might not be.

Talia Blake was the girl everyone warned Leah Williamson about. Reckless on the pitch. Sharp with her words. Impossible to control. The media called her England's bad girl, the fans called her trouble, and most people decided who she was before she ever got the chance to prove them wrong. So when Talia is called into England camp, Leah expects chaos. She expects attitude. She expects arguments. She expects the headlines to be true. But the longer Leah is forced to spend around her, the harder it becomes to ignore the cracks beneath Talia's perfect image. The unread messages she hides too quickly. The way her smile disappears when her phone rings. The tired eyes behind the sharp eyeliner. The fear she covers with fire. Talia Blake is not just difficult. She is hurting. And as England camp pulls them closer, Leah begins to realise that the girl everyone calls trouble might be the one person who has never been protected enough to feel safe. Talia is fire to the world. But to Leah, she might just be fragile.

Leah is used to being wanted, but she doesn't do relationships. As a professional footballer for Arsenal, she keeps things simple: train, win and don't get distracted by girlfriends. Girls come and go, and she prefers it that way. Addison, on the other hand, has never even had a girlfriend. She's sweet, chatty, hopelessly bad at flirting and even worse at lying. Which becomes a problem that she doesn't know how to take back when blurting out she has a girlfriend. Enter: Leah. When her temporary housemate becomes the solution, the agreement is simple. Pretend to date, meet parents. Smile for photos and when it's convenient end it. However, living together suddenly comes with rules, boundaries and one very important condition: Don't fall for each other. It should've been easy. Except Leah is impossibly charming, addicted to flirting, and has a habit of looking at Addison like she's already hers. And Addison, despite promising herself she wouldn't, starts falling for the woman who somehow brought family into her life. As fake kisses become real, late-night cuddles become routine, and "temporary" quietly feels more like "forever," they build something neither of them ever expected. But love isn't always enough. When old insecurities, jealousy, and the weight of each other's past begin to crack the foundation of everything they've built, the question stops being, how did they fall in love? And rather it becomes... Can two people who are perfect together survive the parts of themselves they can't seem to change? © All rights reserved.

Lioness captain, Leah Williamson, is finally heading off to Ibiza after coming off a Euros win. She's there with some of her closest friends, who encourage her to let loose and throw herself out there for a good time. But she didn't expect to meet her. Born in the U.S., Ellie Carter is on a short two week vacation. Just to get away from reality. She's not had it easy, but she's always found a way to make it by. Ellie's strong and confident, especially when she sees something, or rather someone she finds interesting. While at a bar, the two of them meet, starting a two week romance. But the real struggles comes when they're thrown back into reality. Reality being, Ellie lives, works, and is a nobody in America. Leah's the England captain and Arsenal legend, and she can't go anywhere without her life being plastered up on a wall.

The past should never be repeated. It was a fact learned through history. Leah Williamson had just closed out the summer of her life. She's been a young captain in charge of leading England to a European win, and she'd done just that. She was someone the nation adored. Danielle Cruz used to be America's sweetheart. That was until she spent a year in rehab and six months in prison. She fell from grace and was now facing the consequences of her fall. Dani was given a second chance by the United States head coach, but is still finding herself falling into old habits. Habits that were caused by a traumatic childhood and painful past. Nervous and trying to find her footing, Dani is taken in by her old club, and has to adjust to the reintroduction she didn't expect. Afterall, she was trying to heal and clean herself up. Questions began to make her spiral. Why wouldn't they help her? Why wouldn't the team that knew her so well try to understand her and who she was? Why wouldn't the one she loved hear her out and maybe even love her again? But in all, the both of them were nervous to face a painful history. History they both loved; history they both wished never happened. History that lead straight back to her.

Everyone knows Leah Williamson. She's my brother's best friend. The girl who practically lives at our house, steals food from our kitchen, and looks at me like she knows every thought running through my head. She's older. Off limits. Completely wrong for me. And somehow, she becomes the one person I can't stay away from. It starts with late-night drives, lingering touches, and the kind of tension that turns every room too hot to breathe in. But the closer we get, the messier everything becomes-because if my brother finds out, I could lose him forever... and Leah could lose everything. She keeps saying this can't happen. So why does she kiss me like she never wants it to end?

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Leah Williamson is forced to date and marry her childhood enemy. They're forced to spend more time together and begin to see each other in a new light Started: 10/11/2025 Finished: 18/01/2026

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