Ezra doesn't believe in fate. He believes in books, quiet places, and staying unnoticed. But everything changes when he finds a hidden box of letters tucked inside a hollowed-out novel in the school library. Each one is addressed to him. The handwriting is delicate. The words - too specific to be a mistake. Someone knows him. Someone's been watching. And the final letter ends with: "I love you. But I'll never tell you who I am." Now, Ezra must uncover who's been writing to him in secret - and why every word feels more real than anything he's ever known.

I spent junior year chasing grades and hiding in the back row. He spent it lighting up every hallway he walked down. I don't know when it happened, only that it did - slowly, like falling asleep at your desk and waking up in someone else's dream. I fell for him. And he'll never know. Guilt is a quiet story of falling hard for someone who doesn't see you that way - or maybe doesn't see you at all. ( It's a 6 part short story so go give it a go thanks.)

Perfect appearances, perfect grades, perfect manners. Anything less for Adelina Torres and her family kicks her to the streets until she can keep up with the family name. She never had a life of her own. Always studying, always going to business dinners with her parents, always seen as a failure to her family. Despite her bubbly personality, she has always struggled to make friends. What happens when she meets Aaron Hendrix, the leader of the most powerful mafia in the country? A moment to thank you beautiful readers for giving me these rankings among thousands/hundreds of thousands/millions of other stories with similar tags :) #1 in mafia #1 in protective #1 in abused #1 in sunshine #1 in grumpy #2 in innocent #2 in cold #2 in goodgirl #3 in cute #9 in badboy #42 in family #54 in love