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When Y/N lands a dream role on a hit TV show, it feels like everything is finally falling into place. But there's one catch - they'll be sharing the screen with Tenna, the charismatic, fan-favorite actor who seems to own every scene. From the very first table read, sparks fly - and not the good kind. Y/N is determined to prove they belong, but Tenna sees them as nothing more than an upstart trying to ride the show's success. The rivalry quickly becomes the talk of the set, with every rehearsal turning into a battle for the spotlight. But as the season goes on, the tension between them shifts. Heated arguments turn into late-night conversations, accidental touches linger too long, and Y/N starts to wonder if what they're feeling is really hate - or something much more dangerous. Caught between ambition, pride, and undeniable chemistry, Y/N has to figure out if they can risk their heart without risking their career. Perfect for fans of slow-burn rivals-to-lovers romance, Spotlight Rivals is a story about ambition, vulnerability, and finding love where you least expect it.

Susie has a reputation: untouchable, sharp-tongued, the girl no one dares to cross. It's easier that way-if she keeps everyone at arm's length, no one can see how terrified she really is. Terrified of what it means to feel this way about her best friend. Noelle is everything Susie isn't-gentle, warm, and completely unafraid of love. Being around her feels like sunlight after a storm, but Susie can't let herself get burned. So she hides behind sarcasm and late-night smirks, pretending it doesn't hurt when Noelle smiles at someone else. Pretending she doesn't stay awake wondering what it would be like if things were different. But as their friendship starts to blur into something messier, Susie's walls begin to crack. And when the truth threatens to spill out, she has to choose: keep running from who she is, or risk everything-her pride, her heart, maybe even Noelle-to finally be honest. Raw, emotional, and heartbreakingly real, Close Enough To Hurt is a story about fear, love, and the dangerous beauty of wanting something you're not sure you're allowed to have.

When Spamton finds Tenna-his old partner, his ghost from another lifetime-discarded and broken beyond repair, something inside him fractures. The world around them is rusted and hollow, a place where memories can be rewritten and love can be deleted with a single corrupted file. He drags Tenna's shattered frame from the wreckage, piece by piece, rebuilding him with trembling hands and sleepless nights. But when the final circuit hums to life, the truth hits harder than any malfunction: Tenna's memory chip has been completely destroyed. Every shared laugh, every fight, every secret-they're all gone. Now Spamton must do the impossible-teach Tenna how to live again, how to feel again, how to love him again-without the weight of their past binding them together. But as fragments of old code begin to resurface, Spamton faces a cruel question: is he saving the man he loved, or recreating a ghost that was never meant to return?

They built everything together - until one phone call shattered it all. When Spamton and Tenna teamed up in the cutthroat world of TV production, they were unstoppable. Tenna, with his razor-sharp instincts and calculated ambition, saw something in Spamton - something that could take him from the bottom to the top of the industry. He promised him success. Together, they'd take the world of entertainment by storm, becoming the power couple of the small screen. But then, the phone call came. The one Spamton couldn't refuse. A rival network offered him a deal that promised fame, fortune, and everything he had ever dreamed of - everything Tenna had promised him. With a mix of ambition and desperation, he walked away from everything they'd built. He walked away from Tenna. The deal was everything he'd ever wanted - but it didn't feel like it used to. Years later, after a career that's been full of highs and lows, Spamton's world comes crashing down. And just when he needs him most, Tenna is back. A project that could make or break them both forces them to confront their past - and each other. Can Spamton fix the mess he left behind, or has the damage been done beyond repair? As old feelings resurface, both of them must ask: Did he ever really leave him? Or did he just lose his way? Falling for you again is a second-chance romance set in the high-stakes world of television, where betrayal, ambition, and the promise of success come at a price - and sometimes, the price is love.