Stella and Ian were never meant to kiss when they were five and four. Maybe it was all Carmen's fault for pushing Stella... Eleven years later, Ian still hasn't forgotten that accidental kiss from childhood, even though Stella has long since forgotten her.

The theatre club's second lead has been injured and they're now on a mission to find a replacement. Someone who'd look perfect for the role... Now, who better than the Student Council's Secretary with no experience in neither acting nor singing? debate club kid ian x theatre kid stella au

Carmen is innocent and careful. Jiwoo is bold and dangerous. They were never meant to fall for each other but they do...

Yoonchae has been friends with her bestie for so long but had never met her so called sister, until yoonchae went over to her friends house for a sleepover, then met Megan, her friends sister who was just a year older, 19 and a lesbians wet dream. Yoonchae fell in love in first sight but doesn't know how to make the first move...

A sodani love story where a mere rivalry started everything.

School au friends to lovers anyways go read it because if you do your gonna be the perfect example of someone ready to handle the kind of party required to go in fully inspired by

Two rivals at school. What in the helly am I supposed to write Enemies to lovers. Short chapters btw

Another school au cause im obsessed

Megan is really popular at her high school, but one day a transfer student comes and suddenly, Megan isn't that popular anymore, and the new transfer is kind of smug about it, but next thing leads to another and now they are.. KISSING?!

Dani dances to stay hidden. Sophia dances to be seen. When their worlds collide on the same stage, unspoken feelings begin to surface-tender, terrifying, and real. But in a world that makes loving each other feel like a sin, will they choose the dance... or the silence? Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. While inspired by real artists, all names, characters, places, and events are products of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual people, living or dead, is purely coincidental.