When her father dies, gentle omega Celeste is left in the care of his longtime friend-Alpha Kael, a man known more for his command than his comfort. But Celeste is no ordinary change. She hides a fragile world inside her-a Little heart aching for safety, patience, and love. Kael never expected guardianship to awaken a side of him he never knew: protective, tender... and deeply drawn to the soft girl who begins to trust him with each whispered need. As their bond deepens and boundaries blur, Kael must decide-will he protect her like a guardian, or love her like a mate? A soft, slow-burn Daddy/little romance set in a world of instincts, healing, and heart-deep connection.

When 20-year-old Sara is kidnapped off the street, she wakes up in a lavish mansion dressed like a toddler and surrounded by luxury she never asked for. Her captors, a billionaire couple desperate to recreate the family they could never have, are determined to strip her of her identity and force her into the role of their "little girl." As Sara struggles to resist their twisted games and maintain her sense of self, she discovers the dark lengths her captors will go to in order to keep her under their control. Trapped in a gilded cage and isolated from the outside world, Sara must find a way to escape before the couple's manipulative love erases everything she once was.

Lilah was always shy, the type to stay on one side in the halls and keep her head down..what happens when she's meet Rory? The new boy that all the girls swoon over. Read to find out. (Tw- ED, SH) **Credit to the lovely Jessica (@Iamawriterlol) for the cover**

"You can still be broken, even when nothing's wrong." . . . "I've taken care of myself for three years, I don't need someone to take care of me now. I'm eighteen in two years, mom." She believed her mom when she said that Liam was kind. But she didn't need a parent, as she had said, she could take care of herself. "I know you can Genevie, that's not what I'm saying. I'm just saying you shouldn't. Your dad agrees with me, we think you should live with him." Her mom paused slightly before uttering the next sentence. "And if it's so bad, it's just for a while, when you're older you can go back to living on your own." Her mom finished. Genevie stayed silent for few second, before she spoke, her voice colder. "It seems like you've already made a decision for me." . . . Contains non-sexual Age regression

Lavender has lived her entire life sheltered developing extreme anxiety, what happens when she moves away alone, and meets a professor who sees to her dependency. :') not edited, updates consistently- okay kinda consistently. tysm for giving my book a try & be nice too or else :p

an·dro·pho·bia | \ ˌan-drə-ˈfō-bē-ə noun : an abnormal dread of men : repugnance to the male sex Thea is the definition of sweetness. Whether it be stopping to talk to a homeless person in the streets or volunteering overtime at her local charity shop, she feels the need to give and not take. Although that comes with disadvantages of its own, the effects of a strange phobia of hers only make her life more difficult: her growing fear of men. And when she meets the most terrifying of them all, she is forced to ultimately confront her fear. In the form of a murderous member of the mafia by the name of Synn, that same uncontrollable terror that she experiences in the presence of a man only sparks an interest in him. But unbeknownst to Synn, a man who revels at the tremor of his enemies, he cannot figure out why her wide, teary eyes do not give him the same pleasure. Why does that same terror-stricken look on Thea's face only make his heart clench with pain instead of content? #1 in Hot #1 in Fear #1 in Scared #1 in Sweet #1 in Kind #3 in Cute #5 in Love Cover done by @kimtherespeopledying

Elodie Castle she had a secret every year on the 13th of January every junior across the continent receives a letter. the most important letter of their life. the thing determining: where you live. Who you live with what laws you have to follow the way you act the places you can go and how the world treats you. your classification. dominant submissive owner pet caregiver little and there's only one Elodie wanted. Dom but she doesn't get it she gets little but nobody else needs to know

in which a 17 year old girl encounters her favorite band, and realizes how much they want her. |OneDirection ageplay|

Madison is a 16 year old girl. She lives in a community where everyday a child is taken from their home and given to someone else. Liam and Zayn take the child, giving her a life she never experienced and showed her true love. But can she ever see it?

What We Make Room For is a quiet, luminous tale about healing, chosen family, and the courage it takes to be known. On a coastal campus where faculty live just steps from their students, Ezra Reyes teaches art with a gentle hand and paint-streaked fingers. His partner, Dr. Liam Reyes, a grounded and steady professor of social work, is a quiet force of calm in a chaotic world. Together, their home is a haven filled with books, warmth, plants, and an unspoken capacity for care. Then there's Cara Rowan. Twenty years old, intelligent, guarded, and unraveling. Studying pre-med and hiding more than just her exhaustion, Cara is barely keeping it together. She's been taking black-market pills to suppress the signs of her true classification as a "little," a label she's terrified to claim but one that explains everything she's spent years trying to erase. The pills help her appear strong. But they also steal her joy, wreck her body, and bury the very parts of her that once made her feel whole. When Ezra finds her sketching behind the art building-anxious, sharp-tongued, and too tired to pretend-he sees something she doesn't. Over time, and with Liam's quiet guidance, the three begin to form an unexpected bond. A slow, tentative trust grows between them, anchored not in obligation but in deep, resonant care. As Cara is drawn into their world of shared breakfasts, long beach walks, and a love that asks for nothing but honesty, she begins to question the life she thought she had to live. But healing isn't easy, and to move forward, she must face the shadows of her past and the truth of who she is. This is a story about soft rebellion. About becoming. About finding home, not just in a place, but in people who stay.