Ivy Morris looks perfect from the outside. A straight-A student. A dedicated ballet and competition dancer. Quiet, composed, untouchable. But perfection is just a performance. After her mother's death, Ivy's home becomes something she survives instead of returns to. With a controlling, abusive and alcoholic father she hides behind practiced smiles, Ivy learns how to stay silent. The only person who truly sees her is her older brother, Lucas. Then there's Bennett. Soccer player. Sharp tongue. Constant irritation. They're enemies by circumstance, by misunderstanding - until they aren't. At sixteen, both carrying more than they let on, Ivy and Bennett are forced closer than either of them wants. And somewhere between late nights, broken walls, and quiet confessions, enemies begin to soften. Because sometimes the people who seem the strongest are the most fragile - and sometimes love starts where you least expect it.

Naomy Warrente is a fighter, literally. After a traumatic event, she finds herself disappearing slowly, but refuses to talk about it. After all, why ask to be helped, if you're convinced you're impossible to be saved? Meanwhile, Cole Hartwell, her brother's bestfriend, watches her slowly lose herself, and refuses to let her go back to that dark place once again. He wants to help her, he knows he can save her from herself if he's determined enough to do so. So he does his best to help, practically begging Naomy to not give up. Will she let him try? Will he manage to save her? -"I'm a lost cause Cole, I'm unsaveable." -"I don't care Naomy, you'll make it out and I'll be there with you every step of the way."

Wendy Potter x Draco Malfoy - 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙢𝙤𝙤𝙣 𝙘𝙖𝙣𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙡𝙞𝙫𝙚 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙨𝙪𝙣 ✸

Jennifer Tatum has always been the girl who can make anyone smile. She's the friend everyone counts on, the one with a quick comeback, an impossible amount of optimism, and a smile convincing enough to hide everything she never talks about. But some stories refuse to stay buried. As senior year begins, secrets start unraveling, friendships are tested, and the people Jen trusts most begin keeping secrets of their own. Between unexpected betrayals and impossible choices, she's forced to face a question she's spent years avoiding: How long can someone pretend they're okay before everyone notices they aren't? Then there's David Beckett. The kind of person who always shows up. Funny without trying, kind without expecting anything in return, and the first to make sure everyone else is okay before thinking about himself. While Jen is busy carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders, David quietly becomes the one person she never has to pretend around. Steady, loyal, and endlessly patient, he's the reminder that sometimes the strongest kind of love isn't loud-it simply stays.