a story about glassheart (red hearts and Chloe charming) where both are evil, killing villains, who are apparently sworn enemies, but can't seem to ever take their hands off eachother.

Red and Chloe meet when they are five at a Royal Dinner for Cinderella and Prince Charming's 15 year anniversary. The story takes place when they are kids giving a small look into their sad childhood story. Eventually the story moves on to Chloe and Red finally meeting again at Auradon Prep together and being roommate's. Chloe and Red finally reunited after 11 years of being apart.

Malia has always kept to the sidelines. As a girl in a wheelchair, she's learned to navigate the world with caution, keeping her distance from the popular crowd-especially Kylie Cantrall, the effortlessly beautiful and outgoing girl who seems to have everything: the friends, the attention, the confidence. Malia admires Kylie from afar, quietly harboring a secret crush that feels impossible, given their worlds are so different. But when an unexpected moment of kindness draws them together, everything changes. Kylie begins to notice Malia in ways she never expected, and the two girls start spending more time together. Whether it's late-night study sessions, spontaneous hangouts, or helping out with school events, Malia finds herself being drawn into Kylie's world, not as an outsider, but as someone who truly belongs. As their friendship deepens, Malia must confront her own insecurities and fears of not measuring up. She wonders if someone like Kylie-someone so popular and full of life-could ever truly see her for who she is, or if she's just the girl in the wheelchair in Kylie's eyes. But as the lines between friendship and something more blur, Malia starts to realize that maybe it's not about fitting in, but about being seen for who you truly are. Two girls from different worlds find that love and friendship aren't defined by what's visible, but by the connections we make when we open our hearts-and the courage it takes to be yourself, no matter how different you think you might be.

Kylie and Malia have never seen eye to eye. Especially not since the betrayal that causes their fallout Freshman year Both star soccer players at NYU. Rivals since High School. But what happens when something shifts? Teammates? Friends? Lovers?

At twenty-four, Malia has everything she once thought she wanted. Fame. Red carpets. A sold-out world tour. A husband the world adores. Married to rising music star Malachi, she's part of a golden celebrity couple everyone envies. The cameras love them. The interviews sparkle. The ring on her finger shines like proof that she "won." But behind closed doors, when the lights are off and the music stops, the truth is quieter. Darker. Malachi drinks too much. His temper shifts without warning. The man the world sees isn't the man she lives with. And every night, as she lies awake beside him, Malia realizes something devastating: The worst mistake she ever made wasn't marrying him. It was losing Kylie. Once her best friend. Once her safe place. Once the only person who ever really saw her. The once inseparable cast - Malia, Kylie, Malachi, Freya, Dara, MK, and Josh - they were chaotic, young. And then one choice shattered everything. Malia chose Malachi. Kylie walked away. Now, trapped in a life that looks perfect but feels like a prison, Malia wishes for one impossible thing: What if I could go back? And then she does. She wakes up in her eighteen-year-old body - back on that tour bus, before the wedding, before the betrayal, before she let the love of her life slip through her fingers. This time, she knows how the story ends. This time, she knows who truly mattered. And this time, she's not choosing him. She's choosing Kylie. A second chance. A buried love. A friendship that was always more. Because sometimes the greatest love story isn't about finding someone new- It's about going back and choosing the person you should've chosen all along.

Kylie Cantrall doesn't believe in subtlety. Not in the way she talks, not in the way she protects what's hers-and definitely not in the way she looks at Malia Baker. On a crowded night at a bar, under neon lights and pounding music, Kylie stands sharp and unreadable in a black suit while every girl in the room pretends not to stare. Across the floor, Malia-shy, curly-haired, glasses forgotten for once-is dancing with her friends in a dress that turns heads without even trying. Everyone sees Malia. But Kylie watches her. From the way Malia laughs too hard, to the way she clings to her friends, to the way she shines without realizing it-Kylie's eyes never leave her. Protective. Possessive. Soft in a way no one else ever gets to see. Because while everyone wants Kylie, Kylie only has love eyes for Malia. And tonight? That might change everything.

Kylie teaches deaf children, finding peace in a world without sound. Her past relationships have always been fleeting, built on fragile connections that never lasted. ASL became her refuge after meeting a girl no one else could understand, and it's shaped the way she lives and loves ever since. Malia, a sweet girl who's deaf in both ears, has a daughter who was born deaf in her left and finding someone willing to teach her has been impossible. Between long hours at work and a difficult home life, Malia's hope begins to fade-until she meets Kylie, a patient, hearing teacher fluent in ASL. Watching her with Autumn sparks something Malia can't quite name. As Malia begins helping in Kylie's class, the two grow closer. But with Bryce still in her life and control tightening around her, Malia finds herself torn between the stability she knows and the quiet strength she's found beside Kylie.

Six years ago, a deep friendship broke up. Kylie Cantrall and Malia Baker took different paths. Now, they're making music together-but only one of them knows it. In 2031, pop icon Kylie Cantrall (26 years) travels to a London to collaborate with "Glitch," a masked, anonymous producer at the top of the industry. Hidden beneath the chrome mask and a voice modulator is Malia Baker, the girl Kylie drove into hiding years ago. As they record a track about heartbreak and redemption, Kylie begins to recognize the ghost in the room. Malia is playing a dangerous game: how close can she let the "Voice of a Generation" get before the mask finally slips?

When Gabby is forced to leave her home in Vancouver, Canada because her mom found a better paying nursing job, she's now trying to adapt to the new environment in Salt Lake City. Dani Lewis, the queen of Easy High that everyone knows and adores has the school drooling over her. She's charming and funny but can easily step out of line when she needs to or even subconsciously. The two girls now how to face certain rumors about them in ways that are confusing, dumb, and overwhelming.

Kylie Cantrall is 23 years old and is the CEO of one of the biggest record labels B.O.Y records. She built her label from the ground up while multitasking with releasing her music. She has goals of making her label along with her music even bigger but is overwhelmed. With the need of an assistant she orders her people to search for the best employee throughout all their locations. Only the best of the best can be chosen. Malia Baker is 21 years old and works at one of the branches of the biggest record labels. She lives in Vancouver with her best friend Momona. One day believing it was the same as any other as she made her way into the building the receptionist informed her that the boss wanted to see her. Although she entered frightened she was proved wrong when she was offered an option of promotion, just not for her current location. With the news of moving and taking the risk of leaving her family and friends she accepted only if they allowed her bestfriend to fly out with her. As she adjust to their job she finds out eventually she's working for the CEO of all people, not just some regular other boss. As the weeks go by the connection between her and Kylie seem to grow but would they risk going outside of their professionalism? Or would she continue to be just her boss?