Lauren Brooks, an average student at Ocean High School, possesses a personality that attracts others to befriend her. However, Dani Hills, the class's smartest and quietest student, fails to comprehend the appeal. Following an incident where Lauren is attacked by bullies, Dani discovers the truth about her and finally understands her popularity. [STILL EDITING THIS SO READ IT AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ] © Owned by Ny'Aisha Livingston (Me, aka lilmamaaisha)

What would happen if you experienced an incredible event and when you woke up you would find a beautiful ghost? Would Xera want to go back to her body if she was already inlove with a ghost? Yess bisshes! Read it. Welcome to my story. Muah😘 -photocover not mine. Cridet to the owner❤️ √taglish√ Photo cover made by: Angel Cats

Perfection can be lonely. For Sophie Jane Ellis, admiration comes easy, but connection doesn't. She moves through her world with grace and precision, earning respect yet keeping everyone at a distance. Behind the polished image lies a quiet pressure she can never escape, and a life carefully shaped by the weight of unspoken expectations. Then she meets someone who changes everything. Rylee Quinn Ramos has a lightness about her - effortless, warm, and endlessly magnetic. Friendships come to her without effort, laughter follows her everywhere, and she moves through life without the burden of perfection. Where Sophie holds back, Rylee draws people in, and where Rylee is free, Sophie feels confined. Their paths collide in ways neither anticipated. What starts as competition slowly turns into something far more complicated. Beneath the teasing and rivalry grows a quiet pull they can't deny, one that threatens to break down walls both have built. In a world where pride rules and appearances matter, some rivalries aren't meant to end. Some are just the beginning.

Seven years ago, they met by accident- in a quiet room, between borrowed notes and words left unsaid. They never crossed the line. Life moved on. What "could have been" was folded into memory. But some connections don't fade. They wait. Seven years later, fate pulls them back into the same orbit. The pull is instant. Familiar. Dangerous. A reminder of a magic that once scared them both. So they hesitate. Is it too soon- a feeling reborn from unfinished longing? Or too late- arriving after time has already taught them regret? Because a second meeting isn't a promise. It's a question. Will they finally choose each other- or let the universe win again?

My First LenaMiu because I'm so inlove with Miu.. 🫠 Lena's life has been simple not until she met her new employer who in the end changes her life.. Miu Natsha doesn't know the word happiness, cravings and jealousy.. Until she hired the caretaker Mable Siriwalee referred to her..

A pragmatic princess who prefers arranged marriages over the messiness of love finds her logic tested when she's engaged to a notoriously "spoiled" heiress. Based on My Little Princess

People had symbols in their hearts. Some tried to hide them, others carried them with pride. That's why it wasn't considered rude to look at people's chests while walking down the street. Because everyone, more or less, knew what everyone else was. Who was dangerous, who was fragile, who should be avoided... As for mine, people usually hesitated. Because the moon- From a distance, it looks whole. But when you get closer, there is always a part of it missing. It was neither a warning nor an invitation. From afar, it looked perfect. Round, calm, even peaceful. But if you looked a little closer... it was incomplete. Always missing a piece. Always a little unfinished, a little lost.

They met by accident-but nothing about what followed was ever chance. Lena learned too quickly that some people don't just enter your life... they rewrite it, carve themselves into places you can't undo. And Miu was exactly that kind of danger. "Lena... if you walk away from me now, there'll be nothing left for you to come back to." But Lena didn't break. Not in front of her. Not even when everything inside her already had. "No, Miu," she said, her voice quiet-cold, precise, and edged with something far more dangerous than pain. "I'll become everything I need to be... and I will come back for you." Her gaze never wavered, unwavering, unrelenting. "No matter the circumstances... no matter what stands in my way-I will make you mine again."

"Think of it this way: jump off the train with me." When Lena, a Sorbonne student with her life mapped out in ink, meets Miu, a cynical wanderer with a broken heart and a one-way ticket, the chemistry is instant-and terrifying. On a humid train bound for Vienna, a shared glance over a loud argument sparks a conversation that doesn't stop. Miu is running from a past that burned her; Lena is running toward a future she's not sure she wants. When the train pulls into the station, Miu makes a wild, impossible proposition: Spend the next fourteen hours with me. No last names. No phone numbers. Just one night of being completely, devastatingly honest. From the hushed aisles of vintage record stores to the glowing heights of the Prater Ferris wheel, they navigate the architecture of each other's souls. But as the horizon begins to bleed pink and gold, they face the ultimate question: Is a connection this profound meant to be a lifetime, or is its beauty found in the fact that it ends at sunrise? Lena (The Romantic Realist) A student at the Sorbonne, Lena is a paradox of sharp intellect and soft hope. She views the world through the lens of sociology and poetry. The Conflict: She craves a deep, soul-level connection but fears losing her autonomy. She is guarded, using her wit as a shield until Miu coaxes her into taking a leap of faith. Miu (The Philosophical Wanderer) Fresh off a devastating breakup in the States, Miu is traveling through Europe with nothing but a camera and a heavy dose of cynicism. She uses intellectual rants to hide her vulnerability. The Conflict: She claims she no longer believes in "The One," yet she is the one who asks a stranger to get off a train with her. She is a dreamer who has been told too many times to wake up.