My name is Zoe Miller, and all I wanted was a bag of damn freeze-dried strawberries. Instead, I found myself trapped inside a grocery store while the world fell apart around me. The screaming started first. Then came the running, the blood, and those things moving faster than anything dead should be able to move. When one of them charged straight toward me, I froze, certain I was about to die. Then a man stepped between us and struck it down. From that moment on, he refused to leave my side. He barely knew me, but he protected me like I was the most important person left in the world. He kept me close, watched every shadow, and placed himself between me and every threat without hesitation. The longer we stayed together, the more protective he became-and the faster his feelings for me grew. As cities fall and the infected spread across the world, survival becomes our only goal. But somewhere between the fear, the running, and the constant danger, he starts falling for me harder than either of us expected. In a world where everything can be taken away in seconds, he is determined not to lose me.

Dabria was born in Amity, where peace, kindness, and smiles were supposed to come easy. But for her, they never did. With long blood-red hair, sharp green eyes, and a mouth that gets her into more trouble than she can talk her way out of, Dabria has always stood out in a faction that expected her to blend in. She was never soft enough, quiet enough, or obedient enough to be the perfect Amity girl. Now Choosing Day has arrived, and Dabria must decide where she truly belongs. Stay with the faction that never understood her, or step into a world that might finally match the fire inside her? But one choice can change everything. And Dabria is about to prove that she was never meant to be peaceful.

Lena never planned on standing out. At seventeen, she's the new girl at McKinley High-feisty, outgoing, and impossible to ignore. With a voice that can turn heads and dance moves that demand attention, Lena walks into her first day ready to survive a new school, not become the center of it. Then she meets Finn Hudson and Noah "Puck" Puckerman. From the start, both boys feel drawn to her. Finn sees the sweet, talented girl behind the attitude, while Puck is pulled in by her fire, confidence, and the way she refuses to back down from anyone. Before Lena even realizes it, they're both watching out for her, stepping in when things get rough, and making it clear she isn't alone anymore. But feelings grow fast, and neither Finn nor Puck wants to lose her-or each other-over it. Instead of fighting, they make a choice. Protect Lena. Support her. And let whatever happens between the three of them happen on its own. New school. New friends. New drama. And for Lena, McKinley High is about to become a whole lot more complicated.

There are rules to surviving a horror movie. Number 1.) You can never have sex. Number 2.) You can never drink or do drugs. Number 3.) Never say "I'll be right back." The rules are very clear- but the youngest Riley sibling is back in Woodsboro to break each one without a single drop of sweat.

Talent is nothing without market value. It's time to audit the playground. Sharpay/Troy Will include movies HSM 1-3

Veronika thought marrying a Russian mafia boss would be the hardest part of her life. Turns out? Raising their son is. Aleksei Mikhailov is feared, ruthless, and untouchable in the underworld but at home, he's constantly battling his biggest rival his own five year old son, Kolya, who firmly believes Mama belongs to him. From cuddle wars and dramatic "I'm leaving this family forever!" threats... to Nerf gun sieges, toddler mafia schemes, and moments where the danger of Aleksei's world creeps too close - this chaotic little family proves that even the scariest mafia boss melts for his wife... and for the son who pretends he doesn't.

Daphne Vance is a self-made tech millionaire in the booming 1990s. She can rewrite software algorithms in her sleep, code massive logistics pipelines, and command a boardroom in a crimson power suit. What she can't do is navigate standard human socialization. She's stiff, awkward, reads everything as a data spreadsheet, and has spent her entire life working too hard to ever make real friends. Then she walks into a terrible, off-off-Broadway psychological play and lets out a roaring, unguarded laugh that ends in a very un-corporate snort. Enter Joey Tribbiani. He's a broke, struggling actor who thinks a transponder is a magic word, a computer is for video games, and a sandwich is a cure-all. But he's also full of effortless warmth, loud laughter, and a pure heart that completely shatters Daphne's carefully coded armor. When Daphne starts casually throwing her massive wealth into "fixing his structural bottlenecks"-buying him luxury clothes, top-tier electronic organizers, and high-end pizza-neither of them thinks it's a big deal. To Daphne, she's just upgrading his packaging. To Joey, she's just a magical pizza fairy godmother. But when Chandler, Monica, and the rest of the Central Perk gang look at the charts, they see a very different kind of pipeline. A transactional one.

At Briar University, junior Brooklyn "Brooke" Danvers is physics-defying trouble in a 5'3" package. Known as the girl who routinely levels guys twice her size, Brooke fights to ensure no one can ever hurt her-or her best friend Allie-again, guarding a dark, traumatic past of survival and abuse that she shares with no one. But when her fierce protectiveness catches the attention of Briar's four elite hockey stars-charismatic Logan, guarded captain Garrett, devoted playboy Dean, and nurturing Tucker-the ultimate campus gods become utterly obsessed with her safety. Realizing Brooke is used to being everyone else's shield, the four fiercely loyal roommates make it their collective mission to step in front of her punches, breakdown her iron walls, and prove that she finally has a safe place to lay down her weapons.

She likes her books but has a hidden talent He likes basketball but has a hidden talent What happens when two different worlds collide I don't own HSM just Ashley and her story