"You can't write songs about me, H." "Goldie, you wrote books about me, I think that I'm allowed to write an album about you." "We haven't seen each other in so long, how can you write about me?" I ask him. "It's been a long time since I've memorized your face. I do love you, I do." A story about lost time, about an almost that they thought they will never get to experience.

Leaving Boston was supposed to be the hard part. At twenty-three, Marlowe Lawson arrives in London with two suitcases, a prestigious surgical training position at St Thomas' Hospital, and every intention of starting over. A new city. A new career. A chance to build a life that's entirely her own. She isn't looking for friendship. She definitely isn't looking for love. She's simply trying to survive impossibly long shifts, navigate a city she's never lived in, and convince herself that leaving home was the right decision. The last thing she expects is the quiet man living next door. Reserved. Private. Impossible to read. To the rest of the world, he's Harry Styles. To Marlowe, he's simply the neighbour she passes in the hallway every morning. As chance encounters become familiar routines and ordinary moments begin to mean everything, two strangers slowly discover that sometimes the people who change your life don't arrive with grand gestures-they arrive with a quiet "morning," a shared cup of coffee, and the feeling that, for the first time in a long time, you're finally home. A story about finding yourself, finding each other, and discovering that solace isn't always a place. Sometimes... it's a person. 🥈#apartment 🥇 #harrystyles

Mind Games follows FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit profilers Eden Wolfe and Harry Styles as they hunt some of the country's most dangerous unsubs--killers who manipulate, deceive, and vanish into the psychology of their crimes. Eden is brilliant and relentless. Her mind is built for patterns others can't see. Harry is experienced, instinctive, and steady under pressure, carrying the weight of past losses he doesn't speak about. As partners, they work seamlessly, anticipating each other's moves and finishing each other's thoughts in the field. Case after case, they track predators who use guilt, belief, and vulnerability as weapons. And somewhere between late-night briefings, long flights on the jet, and the quiet moments after the chaos, something else takes root. While they focus on catching monsters, neither realizes how deeply they're becoming entwined with each other until the job forces them to confront the one thing profiling can't predict or control.

" I knew I was damned from the moment my mother passed away. I was alone, fragile, sad. I thought that a life like mine needed saving. But Harry taught me to live it. "

Regrets take over Cooper's life. Literally. As a radio host, she spends her days reading anonymous letters about heartbreak and regret on her segment Regret Radio, immersing herself in other people's stories to avoid facing her own. But no matter how far she runs, her past is always there, reminding her of the mistakes she's made. One of those regrets? Losing her childhood best friend. And it doesn't help that he's no longer just a memory; he's global superstar Harry Styles. He's everywhere. And just when she thinks she can escape through Regret Radio, a letter arrives that drags her straight back into the past.