Alexander Wolfe is the genius CEO behind the world's most advanced smart home system. His penthouse is sleek, spotless, and fully automated - and he likes it that way. No mess. No noise. No people. Enter Willow Hart, his annoyingly bright and budget-strapped executive assistant. When a system-wide AI crash leaves his luxury home unable to function without constant oversight, Alexander grudgingly agrees to let Willow stay and manage things "manually." Just for a few days. But Willow doesn't do quiet. She dances while cooking, rearranges furniture "for better vibes," and talks to his robot vacuum like it's a pet. His perfectly ordered world begins to glitch - starting with his heart. He built his empire to keep emotions out. But the one thing his tech can't calculate... is her. ━━▲━━ "Did you assign it a personality again?" he asked. "No. That would be irresponsible." I paused. "I may have named it, though." "Of course you did." "Gregory." "Gregory." "He feels like a Gregory. Stiff. In need of affection." He looked like he wanted to be annoyed. But he just... closed his eyes for a second. "Willow." "Yes?" "I am not adjusting the system to match your imaginary friendship circle of household appliances." I pouted. He rubbed his temples. "Fine. I'll take a look." "Yay!" "And stop calling me Alex." "Never." ━━▲━━ Word Count: 22,228

[COMPLETED] All she wants is to forget her past and start over. All he wants is to never fall in love. When Jenna moves from Seattle to a small town college in Oklahoma she has no intention to fall for anyone, especially not her fuckboy of a roommate. But between all the parties, sleeping around and not letting anyone come close to him, she discovers another part of Aiden. And that he's running from his past just as badly as she is.

𝙱𝚘𝚘𝚔 2 𝚘𝚏 𝙾𝚗𝚕𝚢 𝚈𝚘𝚞 𝚍𝚞𝚘𝚕𝚘𝚐𝚢 When Eden moves into a new flat, the last thing she expects is a neighbour who's as cold as ice-while she's the complete opposite. James is immediately irritated by his new neighbour. Her loud footsteps, constant singing, and endless energy drive him mad. Eden, on the other hand, finds his grumpiness amusing-and loves to annoy him with her sarcastic tricks. Soon, their bickering and banter turns into friendship. And before they know it, they start catching feelings they didn't expect. But both of them think the other doesn't feel the same way. Can two completely different people realise they're meant for each other before it's too late? S T U C K W I T H Y O U

It's the first day of June's senior year and everything is already going wrong. Her first boyfriend and supposedly love of her life dumps her for someone else, her heart is broken and feels like it won't ever heal again and her best friend makes her join the most unnecessary club on earth to help her find new friends she most definitely does not need. Still. New chances are for new beginnings, right? Instead of falling into a deep dark pit of self pity (however tempting that may sound), all of this betrayal ends up leading her to the best friends she's ever had and the most exciting school year of her life. Oh - and a whole new fake boyfriend, to get some revenge on that idiot who dumped her. And who knows. Maybe even more.