If it wasn't right, why did it feel so good? Divine was sharp and clever, but she kept her genius hidden behind the pages of her math books. Outside of class, she was disliked by nearly everyone at her boarding school, shunned by her peers and barely tolerated by her teachers. Despite her indifferent facade, the isolation weighed on her-until Miss O'Connell came into the picture. be x fem oc(g!p)

Evangeline Davenport has never heard the word no. Born into privilege and raised to rule every room she walks into, she's smart, magnetic, and untouchable. College is just another stage for her to own-until she meets Billie Eilish. Billie is everything Evangeline isn't. Unimpressed. Unfiltered. Impossible to control. Their dislike is instant, their rivalry fierce, and neither is willing to back down. But when hate starts to feel a lot like desire, the rules change. Lines blur. And soon, Evangeline is playing a game she's never played before-one she can't win without risking the only thing she's never given away: her heart.

"We shouldn't be doing this," she backed away with wide eyes, shaking her head as she did so. "I mean, what would people say?" Y/N had everything figured out - straight A's, big plans and a spotless reputation. But falling for her teacher wasn't part of the plan. What begins as admiration turns into something far more complicated, as unspoken feelings and impossible boundaries dissolve into a connection they can't deny. Suddenly, the lines between right and wrong, professional and personal, began to blur. Who would've thought the perfect student would fall for her teacher?

They've built a life worth protecting - a little family, laughter filling the apartment, and Billie by Marisol's side. For the first time in years, Marisol feels safe, loved, and truly seen. But who knew that even in the calmest moments, danger has a way of finding those who think they're untouchable. Sequel to "Hard to Touch" g!p

Maddie, a shy and orphaned girl, finds herself at a Billie Eilish concert overwhelmed by the loud music and bustling crowd. When Billie notices the frightened girl, she reaches out with compassion reassuring Maddie that she's not alone. After the concert, Billie seeks Maddie out backstage, offering her comfort and a promise of safety. Billie instinctively feels the need to protect Maddie, vowing to care for her as if she were her own. This pivotal night marks the beginning of their journey together, navigating the complexities of life, love, and the bond of family.

After a near-fatal suicide attempt, seventeen-year-old Billie finds herself under the constant watch of Claire-a calm, enigmatic caregiver her mother has hired to ensure she stays alive. Strangers in a Berlin hotel room, Billie resents the intrusion, while Claire remains distant, professional, and quietly observant. But as the days blur into nights, something begins to shift. Billie softens, opens up-and starts to feel something she never expected. Achieved: #3 in therapist

Sequel to "Cause it was always you" - A new chapter has begun for Billie and Nat. With a baby on the way, their love story is about to get a lot more complicated. As public scrutiny and private fears collide, Billie must confront her insecurities, while Nat stands by her side.

She was the secret Billie never wrote into a song. Until now. World-famous popstar Billie Eilish returns to her small hometown after a public scandal forces her into hiding. She never expected to run into Talia - the girl she left behind years ago without explanation. The girl who still haunts every lyric Billie's never released. But Talia's not the same reckless heart Billie once knew. She's careful now. Obedient. Engaged to someone safe. What begins as stolen glances and shared silences spirals into something neither of them can outrun - a longing that's survived fame, fear, and years of pretending. This is a story of what never happened.

billie's daughter, harper, is struggling to come to terms with her new symptoms. as she attempts to hide them from everyone, things take a turn for the worse - but who believe her, and who will walk away?

When Thea was standing on the bridge, it was an attempt, an attempt to kill herself, but then a girl stopped her, the same girl called her pathetic a few moments later, and with that same girl, years later, she has to make a song with.