Malia Stevens recently moved to Evanston Illinois and has developed a crush on Regina George, the kind you never admit out loud, especially when Regina's all smirks, dares, and impossible to read glances. But when one teasing moment turns into something charged, neither of them backs down. What begins as flirtation becomes a dangerous game of tension, banter, and something that might be more than either of them expected. Because with Regina, it's never just a dare. And for Malia, it's never just a crush anymore.

Lexie Davis has a plan - graduate, get a decent photography job, keep her head down, and pretend she's got it all figured out. She doesn't do messy. She doesn't do feelings. And she definitely doesn't do girls. Until Reneé Rapp walks in. Blunt, charismatic, and devastatingly magnetic, Reneé isn't just the voice onstage at a dingy New York bar - she's the spark Lexie didn't know she was looking for. One night, one drink, one unexpected kiss, and Lexie's carefully constructed walls begin to crack. What starts as a reckless hookup turns into a slow unraveling of everything Lexie thought she knew about herself. She keeps coming back - for the spark, for the danger, for her. But desire is never simple, especially when shame, denial, and fear sit at the table too. And Reneé? She's patient, but she's not here to be Lexie's secret.

Lennon-Jo Harper never wanted anything more than the quiet life on her family's farm in North Carolina - long summer days, muddy boots, the smell of horses, and Renée Rapp always waiting at the fence. Renée was her best friend, her first kiss, her secret favorite thing in the world. But Renée had bigger dreams - dreams shaped like Broadway stages and flashing lights, far away from dirt roads and chores. When Renée leaves for New York at eighteen, the goodbye isn't sweet. It's sharp, final, and wrecked with things left unsaid. Years later, Renée's famous. Her songs are everywhere. One of them - a heartbreaker called "We Were Happy" - sounds a lot like Lennon's story. And it's only then that Lennon starts to wonder: How do you forget the girl who knew you before you knew yourself? And what do you do when the whole world hears your heartbreak in someone else's voice?

Regina and Noa have shared an unbreakable bond since childhood. Their love seems unshakable until their relationship faces its biggest challenge when Cady Heron, a new student, arrives at the school and disrupts the balance. Will they find a way to move past the drama and forge new beginnings, or will their lives be forever changed by this tumultuous chapter in their high school experience? Will Regina and Noa's love withstand Cady's manipulative tactics, or will their once-unbreakable bond crumble under the deception? In this tale of love, betrayal, and redemption, the characters must confront their deepest fears and the true meaning of Love, loyalty, and trust in the face of adversity. Regina George x Girl OC (Noa)

'i just keep her satisfied through the weekend.' REGINA GEORGE X FEM!OC