Grace's dream had always been to become a famous actress. She dreamt of doing what she loved the most as a job, the film sets, the award shows, everything about it. So when she unexpectedly lands a role in a high-budget movie, she knows her life is about to change forever. But maybe, not in the way she thinks. Her encounter with Isabella, a worldwide famous actress with a reputation for having a cold attitude, will impact her more than she thinks.

Eliza Sinclair is the formidable CEO of Sinclair International, a powerful luxury brand empire. Known across the industry for her ice-cold demeanor, and emotionless charm, Eliza has built her world around control and distance. No one gets close-not professionally, not personally. Enter Audrey Santora, a bright and compassionate woman starting a new chapter in her life after leaving a toxic job behind. Hired as Eliza's new executive assistant, Audrey is warned from day one: "Don't take it personally-she's always like that." But Audrey isn't one to back down from a challenge.

Two women, Emmeline and Yekaterina, meet by chance in New York City and form a deep connection. Yekaterina, a powerful and generous figure, begins to weave Emmeline into her life, while Emmeline struggles with self-worth and mental health. Their relationship grows tender but turbulent, with Emmeline pushing Yekaterina away . How much of the push and pull will the women endure before ultimately deciding their relationships fate?

You are in need of money and apply for an internship at Olsen International. Fortunately, you get the internship. At only twenty, you're still new to the world of corporate offices, let alone one run by Elizabeth Olsen-the kind of CEO whose name carried weight and whose gaze made people sit straighter. You spend your first month in a mix of awe and anxiety, convinced Elizabeth only calls your name when something is wrong. Elizabeth's eyes seem fo find you in every boardroom and elevator, lingering just a little longer than necessary. You assumes it is critism, scrutiny- judgement even. But little do you know, its something else entirely.

Persephone is 18 years old and in her last year of highschool. She is rather sad, if she's honest with herself. She has come to love her little school, all her classes, teachers, and friends. Persephone is smart. She catches on fast, learns quickly, and is good at what she does. When she meets her new teacher, D. Whitmore, something in her knows what she has to do.. and exactly how to do it. Ms Whitmore is 32 years old and has just been hired at a new school after being fired from her last one due to budget cuts. She was nervous, but she is a confident, intelligent and radiant woman. She was bitchy and distant to most, but when she met Persephone.. something in her snapped. !!!FIRST CHAPTER OUT NOW!!!

In a small Midwestern town where everyone knows your name-and your business, Ari Browne arrives as the new drama and vocal teacher, unapologetically queer, inked in bold lines and fierce self-assurance. She's determined to make space for students who feel like they don't belong, even if that means shaking up the status quo. Madeleine Connelly has spent her entire life playing by the rules. A polished English teacher with a flawless reputation and a tightly guarded heart, she's been teaching in the same school system since she graduated. To her students, she's a lifeline. To her colleagues, she's a mystery. To herself, she's a tangle of silence and shame she's never quite learned how to untie. When a student in Madeleine's creative writing class pens a raw, vulnerable play about mental health, identity, and coming out, the school assigns her and Ari to co-direct the production. What begins as an uneasy partnership becomes a mirror-one neither woman is prepared to look into. As rehearsals unfold and walls begin to crack, Ari pushes Madeleine in ways no one ever has. But not every spotlight is kind. And for Madeleine, the cost of being seen may be more than she's willing to pay.

Leah Bennet is eighteen, sharp-tongued, and impossible to intimidate. Tess Monroe is thirty-seven, composed, sarcastic, and way too good at pushing Leah's buttons. Their bickering is a running joke. Their glares could start fires. They're polar opposites, and everyone knows it. But one night-one heated moment one reckless dare - Leah and Tess kiss. Just to prove a point, they say. That's where it should've ended. Instead, it's where everything begins. Because now, every stare lingers. Every touch feels electric. And neither of them can deny it - their hatred might've just been attraction in disguise. Enemies to lovers. Age gap. Off-limits tension. When lines blur, intentions get messy. And some dares change everything.

ON HOLD!!! Anastasia Langford is determined to leave her reckless party days behind and rebuild her life with purpose. But her resolve is tested when she meets Cecilia Sinclair - her cold, intriguing psychology professor. Anastasia finds her self stuck in a dangerous game where lust and love collide.

When Laura Westwood moves to a new town, she hopes for only one thing: peace. She wants to work, avoid attention, and finally cut herself off from the past no one here needs to know about. The new school is supposed to be the place where she can finally draw all her boundaries herself - clearly, simply, without gaps. But reality doesn't follow the plan. Especially when her quiet, distant demeanor starts to spark curiosity, and while trying to run from her own emotions, she crosses paths with someone who can bring them out of her far too easily. Demeter Schalke has something Laura notices from the very first lessons - a hypersensitivity, stubbornness, a need to be seen. Something she should ignore. Something that slowly becomes the only thing she can't ignore anymore. The boundaries Laura sets with such precision begin to shift. Not suddenly. Not dramatically. But through small gestures, conversations, moments no one else sees - moments that grow heavier week by week. Both of them try to keep a safe distance: Demeter - because she doesn't know what to do with the attachment growing inside her. Laura - because she knows all too well how dangerous it can be to step into someone else's life.