Leo Kowalski's brain has always been a browser with too many tabs open. His ADHD isn't a bug, it's a feature-one he manages with a carefully curated system of sticky notes, beet juice, and the patience of his best friend, Chloe. So when a late-night "mosquito bite" leaves him with a sudden aversion to sunlight, superhuman strength, and the unnerving ability to hear whispers from across the street, he just assumes he's developed some new, very weird allergies. He's completely unaware that his "mosquito" was a 700-year-old, very flustered vampire named Bartholomew, who has just broken a very important rule. Now, Leo is the supernatural community's biggest, most clueless problem. While he's busy attributing his new undead quirks to his brain just being "weirder," he's being secretly observed by a trio of hilariously inept factions: two ancient vampires trying to manage the mess they created, and a conspiracy-theorist vlogger who's convinced Leo is the victim of a ghost. In a world of shadows and ancient secrets, Leo's greatest defense is that he hasn't got a clue.

In a dystopian version of London, tiny humans known as dolls are bought, sold, and displayed like collectibles-stripped of their rights and humanity. Behind glass and beneath glittering lights, their pain is hidden beneath carefully curated perfection. Sixteen-year-old Nyah has spent years in a store, forced into the role of a ballerina and silenced by fear. With her twin brothers at her side, she awaits the day someone will choose them-dreading what comes next. But when they're purchased by Luca, a quiet, grunge-loving teenager with grief in his past and kindness in his actions, Nyah begins to question everything she's been taught about humans, love, and survival. As Nyah adjusts to a new kind of life, she encounters others-both dolls and humans-who blur the lines between cruelty and care, freedom and control. But danger is never far. In a world designed to keep dolls obedient, the cost of resistance is high, and trust can be deadly. With tensions rising and secrets unraveling, Nyah must decide whether to protect the fragile peace she's found-or risk everything for a chance at something more.

In a world where humans are considered nothing more than commodities-bought, sold, and studied like exotic livestock-Vareshian university student Lorian Thorne receives a young 6 inch human as part of a groundbreaking class experiment. Unlike the older, scarred, and vacant humans distributed to his peers, Lorian's human is barely more than a child, wide-eyed and trembling in the corner of his cage. Lorian has always understood humans the way his parents taught him: resources, tools, valuable for their rarity but not worth empathy or consideration. Yet as he observes his human's fragile existence and begins to interact with him, Lorian starts questioning everything he's been told. The boy's small, defiant attempts at connection force Lorian to confront not only the morality of his own actions, but the brutal reality of the society he lives in. As the class progresses, Lorian must navigate the expectations of his Vareshian peers, his parents' ingrained beliefs, and his growing sense of responsibility toward the life in his care. What starts as a sterile academic exercise becomes a journey of unexpected connection, forcing Lorian to face the uncomfortable truths about his world, his family, and ultimately, himself.

This is about a borrower named Marcus who is trying to settle down in a house after an accident that made him lose his left leg and a troubled girl named Emily who is planning to move out after her parents divorce. What happens when these 2 meet and start to have feelings for each other?

When summer arrives, Max and Mina are expecting it to be just another ordinary summer as always. But they cannot imagine that their lives will change forever when their worlds meet. As they learn to deal with their differences an unimaginable friendship grows. Meanwhile a secret is about to be discovered putting the safety of everyone, human or tiny, at risk.

This takes place in a fantasy AU where humans discovered faeries and instead of being like "woah cool! new friends!" They were like "oh hey look rare insects that make good ingredients in potions" so the fae tend to hide from them and live secluded as best as possible (This story is going to be darker and probably a little bit shorter than The Sugar Thief) _________________________ When Finn's home burns down due to an unfortunate natural disaster, he set out on his own to help his colony locate a new spot. However, things quickly go south as he finds himself trapped, and put on display in an Alchemist's shop. Needless to say, his first encounter with humanity isn't going very well. __________________________ Content Warnings: -Kidnapping / character being held/sold against their will / mentions of being kept as a pet -Treating the character like an item/animal, calling them 'it', etc, -Inflicted injury on the helpless character and (talked about) body horror/mutilation -Fear and mistrust of everyone around the character.

Neighbors--you love 'em or you hate 'em, but either way, you're stuck with 'em! Eddie's little human neighbor would do anything for him, but he's sure going to have his hands full!

A borrower named Luke is living in a private hospital ,but that's not what makes him special, he's a neko meaning he has cat ears and a tail, he also has the ability to turn into a full cat. One night he got caught by an ill boy that has been in the hospital for years named Peter. What might happen?

Despite constantly peering into the fascinating lives of humans, Fyn feared those giant creatures. They caused nothing but suffering for him and the other fairies in his village. The fairies were forced to live in secrecy to avoid conflict with the humans. Everything that Fyn believed about humans changed when he got rescued by one after getting hurt during a storm. Although Fyn was afraid of him at first, he found this human to be kind and sympathetic. He was nothing like the other humans Fyn had encountered before. But Fyn wasn't ready to let his guard down yet, since this human seemed to have other intentions for saving him. Was he going to depend on the human for the time being so he could recover from his injuries? Or would he be able to learn to trust this human? (Cover art was drawn by me!)

Ernwood Forest is home to winged people no bigger than a person's hand. Hidden away from the eyes of all humans, they live within the woodlands in three secrete tribes. Things can be tough in a world so much bigger than you, but the tribes are strong and protect the tiny people against all dangers. Even humans. Three tribes. Only three. That is the truth everyone knows. Until Rosin discovers that what she grew up believing doesn't even scratch the surface of what's out there in the forest. --- Rosin Magnolia hates people. The safe refuge everyone around her calls 'home' feels like a prison to her- so when she learns that there are other tribes somewhere in the forest, the decision to leave is hardly a choice. She makes it her mission to search the woodlands and bring the lost tribes together. But to do that, she'll have to leave her own tribe behind... which means leaving the people she loves most in the world. The forest is rife with predators. Beasts like humans; towering beasts that prowl through the trees without care or concern for the life they might trample. Leaving might just turn out to be a suicide mission. But Rosin soon begins to wonder who is in more danger- the tribes she is looking for, or the one she left behind... --- ⚠️ Mild fear/ violence warning (things get just a lil intense at parts) 💃 Ongoing story, I'll update whenever life lets me 💀 ❤️ To anyone who has read the other two stories set in this little world, this story includes a lot of information that was left out in the main storyline, mostly about Rosin (obviously lol) Wren and Aspen Hope you enjoy 💕💕 Please comment/vote/ let me know your thoughts!!!