Kylie and Malia are two teenagers leading seemingly normal lives, but both are hiding secrets. Kylie, turned into a vampire at 17, is learning to navigate her new existence while keeping her true nature hidden. Malia, new to LA, is adjusting to her life there and trying to find her place in the world. But what happens when they cross paths? Will their secrets change everything? Ranked #1 in Malia (10/08/25)

In a world where silence is survival, speaking out becomes the bravest act of all. 18-year-old Malia thought she knew love-until it turned violent. After surviving years of abuse at the hands of someone she once trusted, Malia finally finds the courage to walk away. But healing doesn't happen overnight. With the support of her fierce best friend Dior, her protective younger sister Ivory, and a network of powerful women around her, Malia begins to piece herself back together. Across town, Kylie, a rising young artist with a loyal best friend and a complicated past, is navigating her own journey of heartbreak, identity, and reconnection. When a chance encounter brings Kylie and Malia-childhood friends-back into each other's lives, old wounds meet new beginnings. As Malia steps into the legal process to fight for justice, she finds unexpected strength in her voice, her story, and her community. This is a raw, emotional, and ultimately empowering tale of resilience, friendship, love, and the power of telling the truth-even when it hurts. Some scars aren't visible. Some voices take time to rise. But when they do, they can change everything.

Kiss in the Rain is a sweeping, emotional romance that follows the unexpected connection between Kylie, a fiercely independent artist running from heartbreak, and Malia, a grounded and thoughtful architect trying to rebuild her life after loss. When a sudden storm forces them to take shelter together, a single, impulsive kiss under the rain sparks something neither of them can ignore. As their paths continue to cross, Kylie and Malia find themselves drawn into each other's worlds, slowly peeling back layers of fear, vulnerability, and hope. With every shared moment-quiet mornings, late-night conversations, and stolen glances-they begin to confront the pain of their pasts and the possibility of something real and lasting. But falling in love is never simple. Old wounds, difficult choices, and the fear of being hurt again threaten to keep them apart. Kiss in the Rain is a story about second chances, unexpected beginnings, and the courage it takes to open your heart when you least expect it.

Malia baker, a girl who's got it well. People at school like her, she's kind, nicer than she looks. But unlike any teen, she's not normal, not human. A secret she's been struggling with for just a few years. Kylie, popular, known for being snappy, having a huge ego, being a flirt, and captain of the cheer team has got her own struggles. A lot of them. The only thing these two have in common, is that they hate each other's guts. Though, that won't last long once certain events lead them into a direction they weren't expecting.

At Blackwood Academy, excellence isn't just expected-it's demanded. Known for producing some of the brightest minds, the school is a battlefield where only the strongest thrive. Kylie Cantrall rules Blackwood's social scene with a sharp tongue and an iron fist. She has the looks of an angel and a voice to match, but one wrong move around her, and you'll wish you never existed. She's ruthless, feared, and-unfortunately for her-under constant pressure. Her father, Principal Cantrall, expects nothing less than perfection, and he won't tolerate failure. Then there's Malia Baker, Blackwood's golden girl. Top grades, flawless reputation, and a face that could bring anyone to their knees. While Kylie claws her way up the academic ranks, Malia sits comfortably at the top, her record unshaken, her success effortless. And Principal Cantrall? He adores her. Which only fuels Kylie's hatred. Kylie has spent years trying to outshine Malia, but no matter how hard she tries, Malia's grades remain untouchable. So she turns to other methods-pranks, sabotage, even stealing boyfriends and girlfriends-anything to knock Malia down a peg. But Malia isn't one to be walked over. She fights back just as hard, turning their rivalry into something legendary. Then Kylie's world shatters. Something happens-something she won't talk about-and after that, her grades start to slip. Math, of all things. Her father is furious. His punishments are brutal, and this time, he's done playing games. His solution? Kylie is forced to move into the school dorms. The worst part? Her new roommate is Malia Baker. Trapped under the same roof, their rivalry is bound to explode. But as the lines between hatred and something else start to blur, they're left with one question-will they destroy each other, or will something unexpected bloom in the chaos?

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It all began on May 18, 2001. Julia Baker stepped off the plane from Canada with a suitcase, a backpack, and a sense of dread. A new country, a new school - none of it by choice. Then she saw him. Tall, confident, with shaggy hair, an eyebrow piercing, and a smirk that spelled trouble. Alex. He waved. She smiled. And just like that, something sparked. For three months, they were inseparable - summer nights, long drives, quiet moments that felt infinite. And then, he vanished. No explanation. No goodbye. When he reappeared in the fall with an apology, Julia didn't want it. She wanted revenge. From that day on, they were rivals - in class, on the field, in life. Years passed. Julia built a healthcare empire. Alex inherited one. They married other people, had children, moved on - or tried to. But this story isn't about them anymore. Their chapter is over. This is about Kylie Cantrall - Alex's daughter. And Malia Baker - Julia's. Two girls from rival worlds, about to collide. And when they do, the past might just come back to life.

Kylie Cantrall has always been the constant in Malia Baker's life. They've been best friends since Second grade, inseparable, intuitive, and maybe, just maybe, something more. But Malia has a rare degenerative memory condition. One that steals her memories, slowly but surely. First, short-term gaps. Then long-term erosion. There's no cure, only coping mechanisms. And as the disease worsens, Malia begins to forget the names of classmates, the lyrics of her favourite songs, then the birthdays of the people she loves most, the shared jokes, the little things.

Malia Baker, the focused captain of her high school soccer team, is thrown off balance when she's cast as Romeo in the school's production of Romeo & Juliet. With Kylie Cantrall, the golden girl of the drama department, playing Juliet, sparks fly during their chemistry reads, blurring the lines between acting and real life. As the tension between them grows, Malia must decide whether to stick to what she knows or take a chance on something- or someone-unexpected... -No smut included until the last chapter-

Kylie and Malia are seventeen and in their final year of high school-a time that should be full of prom plans, college applications, and senior pranks. Instead, for them, it's the final chapter of a long-standing rivalry. Their moms are best friends and always dreamed their daughters would be just as close. Unfortunately, Kylie and Malia have spent their whole lives proving them wrong. Kylie, the town's golden girl, is a wildly popular influencer-but not the kind that lets fame go to her head. She's genuine, funny, and deeply rooted in her hometown, using her platform to lift others up rather than tear them down. Despite her online success, she's just a regular teenager with a tight-knit group of friends: Ruby, Josh, Jadah, Kiara, and Peder. Malia, on the other hand, is queen bee of the cheer squad. She's beautiful, sharp-tongued, and completely used to getting what she wants. To most, she's untouchable-just not in a good way. Her inner circle-Momona, McKenna, and Dior-rules the halls with ruthless confidence. Everyone knows Kylie and Malia despise each other. The tension is infamous. Their friends feud by default. The only truce is Dior and Jadah's unexpected relationship, which just adds more fuel to the fire. But as senior year drags on, something shifts. A brush of the hand. A glance that lasts too long. An insult that lands a little too soft. Kylie and Malia start catching themselves noticing each other for the wrong reasons-or maybe the right ones. Neither of them wants to admit it. Pride and years of hostility get in the way. Their friends would never let them live it down. Still, something keeps pulling them together. And when the masks finally slip, when the pretending gets too heavy to carry, Kylie and Malia are left facing a truth they've spent years avoiding: maybe they never really hated each other. Maybe they just didn't know how to want each other out loud.