Hockey player Aiden Peters used to torment Alyssa Davis all throughout middle school because he hated her, right? It's Alyssa's first year of college, a place she told herself she would have a fresh start. But what happens when she bumps into a hockey player that she swears she knows and hates... Aiden is the no shit taking team captain that everyone happens to love. The last thing he needs is to fall in love again especially with Alyssa Davis. She hates him, he is deeply in love with her, and both of them pretend they don't know each other when they are the one things they can't get out of their minds. Tw's// descriptions of ED, depression, anxiety and panic attacks

You are a female omega, known for being too soft for the world. You've spent most of your life alone - not by choice, but because you were told that people like you were too fragile, too easily hurt, too emotional to survive outside carefully constructed walls. You believe them - until you meet eight alphas who refuse to let you disappear. They're loud. They're chaotic. Together, they're unstoppable. And they make one thing very clear... You're part of their pack now. Whether you believe it yet or not.

"Is this right?" Aiden whispered, fingers trembling inside of me. "Tell me what to do." And then his teammate walked in. Ψ The first time Aiden Wilder touched me, he asked if he was doing it right. The second time, he begged me to teach him more. The third time, we weren't alone. Aiden is the NHL's #1 draft pick. Nineteen. Six-foot-one of raw talent and a contract worth millions. He's fast on the ice, awkward off it... and a virgin. I was hired to coach him through fame. Help him deal with the media, the fans, the pressure. Not teach him how to take off my clothes with shaking hands. Not guide his mouth between my thighs and whisper praise into his ear. Not fall for the way he moans like he means it. But then his teammate Luke Mitchell walked in-older, cockier, and definitely not as straight as everyone thinks. He saw what we were doing. He didn't walk away. He asked if we needed help. And Aiden? He said yes. Now there's three of us. No rules. No labels. No going back. But somewhere between the lessons, the touches, and the kisses we shouldn't have shared...someone caught feelings. And I'm scared it wasn't just one of them.

"Why is it that whenever I try to get closer to you, you always shy away from me?" Aiden asks, hurt dripping from his voice I look at him and instantly i'm filled with regret and fear. "You wouldn't understand Aiden." I say pleading with him "Try me," He challenges. "Listen," I pause. "I need you to understand that when I push you away, it's because it's the only thing I know how to do anymore." He opened his mouth to say something but she stopped him, holding her palm up like a white flag. "You need to understand that everyone else has left and my problem," I say raising my voice. "My problem is that I'm scared," "I'm scared of getting too attached to someone, until eventually, that someone has the power to control me. To end my world when they feel like it." Aidens eyes bore into mine but he doesn't say anything. "Are you attached?" He asks. I glance away and then back at him nodding "With you? Too much." I say as a tear rolls down my left cheek "I'm scared that you are going to leave." I whisper as Aiden wraps his arms around me. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A grumpy figure skater and a golden retriever Hockey Captain.

Straykids Series 2 Book 5 She never stayed long enough to belong anywhere. New cities. New faces. New goodbyes. When Y/N drifts back into Seoul, she expects nothing more than borrowed hoodies, late-night convenience store runs, and a temporary place to land. What she doesn't expect is a boy with sharp wit and softer instincts, a household that feels too much like home, and memories she's spent years outrunning-finally catching up to her. Between laughter that comes too easily and silences that say too much, something begins to unfold. Something fragile. Something real. This is a story about grief that lingers, love that sneaks up quietly, and the kind of connection that doesn't ask you to stay- but makes you want to. Sometimes, the place you're meant to rest... is the one you never planned to return to.

He was grieving someone he lost. She was breaking right in front of him. Y/N loved him quietly-through sleepless nights, studio lights, and a heart that never looked back at her. When she finally walks away, fate intervenes in the cruelest way, leaving scars no apology can erase. She was always there- until she wasn't. When love is taken for granted and words come too late, the damage can't always be undone. This is a story about heartbreak, healing, and choosing yourself when love no longer sees you.

They call each other enemies. They share an apartment. And they're definitely crossing lines they pretend don't exist. Y/N runs a cozy coffee shop and hates exactly one person: Yang Jeongin. Unfortunately, he's also her forced roommate, secret late-night comfort, and the boy who knows her better than anyone else. Between fake fights, stolen kisses, world tours, jealousy, and feelings neither of them is brave enough to name-this is a love story built on banter, tension, and everything they're afraid to admit. Because enemies don't look at each other like that. And this one might burn if they stop pretending. Enemies don't kiss like that. Roommates don't miss each other like this. Between coffee stains, concert lights, jealousy, and stolen moments, Y/N and Jeongin are about to learn that the line between hate and love was never real to begin with. Straykids Series 2 - 3/8

She caught a baseball with her bare hand. He caught feelings he wasn't ready for. Y/N lives behind the lens-calm, fearless, and impossible to ignore. When Hyunjin mistakes her strength for cruelty, sparks fly, tempers clash, and attraction refuses to stay quiet. In a world of flashing lights, jealous glances, and lines crossed after midnight, this is a story about power, pride, and the girl who never needed permission to shine.

You're a world-famous trap producer, flown to Seoul to work with Stray Kids on their most experimental album yet. Dragged halfway across the world with a ninety-pound Doberman as your only constant, you find yourself in a new culture, a new scene, and in constant creative battle with Chan. Your approaches collide-hard. But as late-night sessions turn into unspoken trust, as arguments bleed into breakthroughs, the line between rivalry and connection blurs. Because maybe it isn't just about the music anymore. Maybe it's about two producers, from opposite worlds, learning that sometimes the hardest beats come with the heaviest hearts.

You were hired to dance. That's it. You didn't plan on getting pulled into inside jokes with Jeongin. Didn't plan on staying after rehearsals. Didn't plan on the looks he gives you when he thinks no one notices. But people always notice. You're supposed to keep it professional. You're supposed to keep your distance. So why does it feel impossible to step back? Quick read! Yang Jeongin x AFAB reader