"Hey... B." His voice was quiet, careful, like he was afraid I'd flinch. "You've gotta tell me what I think happened." Beau Sinclair was born into a dynasty of old money, raised on magazine covers, charity galas, and whispered envy. Wealth, beauty, status. She has everything the world tells a girl to want, and she wears it effortlessly. At least, that's what everyone believes. But after one night splits her life clean in half, Beau begins to disappear. At first, it's subtle. Sleeping pills she insists she can control. A small vial she swears is temporary. Bruises she laughs off. A week where no one can find her and no one asks the right questions. The golden girl doesn't fall apart, she fades. When Hayes Hearst returns to their elite Boston boarding school after a long absence, he sees the cracks immediately. He grew up beside her. He knows the difference between Beau performing and Beau unraveling. Privileged, powerful, and dangerously devoted, Hayes refuses to watch her self-destruct, even if saving her means becoming the villain in her story. As their connection reignites into something consuming and volatile, the illusion around them fractures. Their glittering friend group begins to splinter under forced engagements, family empires, and tabloid exposés. Secrets leak. Loyalty is tested. The world that once protected Beau starts feeding on her instead. When her assault becomes public. When rehab becomes a battlefield instead of a cure. When depression steals her voice completely. The question is no longer whether she can survive the world that built her. It's whether she can survive herself.

Rory Kavanagh carries himself like someone who learned early how to be dependable - broad shoulders, steady hands, and eyes that are far gentler than he lets the world see. He doesn't speak just to fill silence; he watches, listens, steps in quietly when it matters. There's something grounding about him, something safe. The kind of boy who would stand a little closer in a crowd, who would notice when someone's smile doesn't quite reach their eyes. People see strength when they look at him. They don't realise how easily his heart gives itself once it decides someone is worth protecting. Eilidh Flanagan feels everything too deeply and hides it far too well. She has her father's eyes - honest, expressive, impossible to guard for long - and a spine forged from learning not to need anyone. She moves through the world like she expects it to leave her behind, chin lifted, shoulders squared. But when she laughs - really laughs - it changes her. Softens her. Warms her. There's a quiet kind of bravery in loving someone when you've convinced yourself you don't deserve to be loved at all. A second gen of Boys of Tommen! All original characters obviously belong to Chloe Walsh but I hope you enjoy my ideas!

Her brother's rival, the captain of the enemy football team, and the boy who always smirks when he wins. He's loud, cocky, and impossible to ignore... especially when he starts looking at her like she's more than just her brother's little sister. She knows better than to fall for someone wearing the wrong colors. But when late-night arguments turn into stolen glances, and those glances turn into something she can't quite name, the rules start to blur. Now, every game feels like a secret war between her heart and her loyalty. Because in a town where football decides everything, loving him might just be the biggest betrayal of all.

Cameron Azrael, 5'9 dark brunette hair and green eyes. Majoring in political science and a figure skater at Michigan University and working for everything she's wanted, during her senior year her uncle the coach of the hockey team asks her if she would be able to help out the team with her friends by her side. Cameron is strong headed isn't scared to speak her mind and doesn't trust easy due to what has happened in her past. She's worked hard for everything her entire life and won't stop until she becomes a lawyer. Nate Pierce, 6'5 brunette hair and grey eyes. The captain of the hockey team and planning on playing in the NHL after graduation. But when Cameron shows up at his door step with her friends and boxes he is confused but he was soon reminded that they were moving in because they were going to help with the team. But he does not believe the team needs help. Nate went through a loss of someone he loved which made him the person he is today cold, not easy going and doesn't trust fast. But he's also the star hockey captain. Will they both continue to dislike each other or find safety in one another?

Boys like Johnny Kavanagh - steady, talented, adored - don't look twice at girls like me. Girls who take medication with breakfast. Girls who have to track their moods in a notebook. Girls who get tired for no reason. Girls who feel everything too much or nothing at all. And I know better than to imagine someone like him ever stepping into my orbit. He's a big deal, around Tommen, around Ireland. And I'm just... me. Quiet. Careful. Trying. Always trying. Boys of Tommen AU

Jhene is a 14 year old actress, ex gymnast , somewhat boxer who recently moved from Atlanta to LA back to Atlanta with her siblings other books on my profile

This is a story about Madison and Javon's crazy life This is my older book, but I wanted to make a newer story and make it better I hope you like it and read it. It's the same characters and new characters

❝ i spend my days in longing. ❞ lila quinn is trying to make sense of love, loss, and purpose while chasing her dream of becoming a surgeon. it's about the mess she makes, the people she saves, and the ones she can't. greys anatomy show fem!oc x male!oc lowercase intended october 8 - ongoing

reck. to mind or care about (someone) number 8. symbolizes abundance, balance, and new beginnings - represent infinity, resurrection, and eternity ‧₊˚ ༘ ┄┄┈┄┈┄┈ tommen diaries¹ boys of tommen second generation ‧₊˚ ༘ ┄┄┈┄┈┄┈ AJ LYNCH meets the new girl at tommen. as persistent the boy is, he's drawn to her and wants nothing more then to make her see him too. however, when discovering her past and the inter connection between their families, he's unaware how to navigate the complex of love, forgiveness, and intertwined history ‧₊˚ ༘ ┄┄┈┄┈┄┈ "i've never had a home...until I met him." aj lynch x fem!oc ‧₊˚ ༘ ┄┄┈┄┈┄┈ © luvsjadelyn , 2025

Blurb: Diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder at six, Evie Finnegan has spent her life being too much for everyone - especially the people meant to stay. Now in fifth year and starting over at Tommen, she's trying her best to disappear. Johnny Kavanagh isn't looking for anyone. Rugby is everything - until she arrives. Quiet. Fragile. Familiar. He shouldn't care. But he does. And when she starts to fall apart, Johnny finds himself doing the one thing he swore he'd never do again - reaching out. Because sometimes, love doesn't shout. Sometimes, it just stays. Right where it hurts. In your veins.