Leah Williamson has always been the most important person in Marcelline Brooks' life. Best friend. Teammate. Safe place. The person she calls when she cannot sleep, when she scores, when her world falls apart. For years, Marcelline has loved Leah from the sidelines, keeping her feelings hidden behind inside jokes, coffee runs, movie nights, and a friendship everyone swears looks like more. The only problem? Leah has never seen her that way. Determined to help her best friend find happiness, Leah takes it upon herself to find Marcelline the perfect girlfriend. At first, the dates are disasters. Then one day Leah gets it right. The girl is beautiful, kind, funny, and everything Marcelline should want. So for the first time in years, she lets herself move on. But as Marcelline starts falling for someone else, Leah begins to notice all the things she never had before. The empty seat beside her. The unanswered late night calls. The way Marcelline smiles at someone that is not her. And suddenly, watching her best friend fall in love is a lot harder than helping her do it. Because after spending months searching for the perfect girl for Marcelline, Leah realizes she has made a terrible mistake. The perfect girl was never supposed to be someone else

For fourteen years, Alexia Putellas has called Barcelona home. Now she has forty-eight hours to say goodbye. As the announcement of her departure approaches and her final match in a Barça shirt draws closer, Alexia finds herself caught between the life she's built and the future waiting beyond it. But while the world focuses on a legend leaving her club, Camila is quietly facing her own goodbye.

The final match. The final walk through the tunnel. The final time wearing the shirt she has loved for most of her life. As Alexia Putellas prepares to say goodbye to Barcelona, ninety minutes stand between her and the next chapter of her life.

Darcie Summers was never supposed to make it this far this quickly. After being promoted from a smaller club and signing for Arsenal, she walks into London Colney with wide eyes, shaky confidence, and the weight of everyone's expectations already sitting heavy on her shoulders. She is young, talented, and full of potential, which is exactly why everyone assumes Leah Williamson will take her under her wing. And Leah does. Just not in the way Darcie expects. Leah is sharp. Demanding. Impossible to impress. She corrects Darcie's positioning before anyone else notices the mistake. She calls her out in training. She pushes her harder, watches her closer, and never lets her hide behind nerves or self doubt. To Darcie, it feels like the Arsenal captain has decided she is not good enough. But Leah does not hate her. Leah sees her. She sees the player Darcie could become if she stopped shrinking every time the pressure got too loud. She sees the talent, the fear, the fight, and the girl who is trying so hard not to fall apart in front of everyone. Then one bad match changes everything. Darcie is found alone in the empty dressing room, boots still on, tears threatening to spill as the noise of the stadium fades around her. And for the first time, Leah stops being the captain demanding more. She becomes the person who sits beside her and tells her she is already enough. Between tough love, quiet moments, training ground tension, and feelings neither of them are ready to name, Darcie begins to realise that maybe Leah was never trying to break her. Maybe she was trying to help her become impossible to ignore. And maybe, beneath the captain's cold control, Leah Williamson has been feeling far more than she ever meant to show.

An enemies-to-lovers second-chance romance set during the 2025 Euros. Holland Taylor was supposed to be the future of England football-until she vanished after the 2022 Euros. No injury. No statement. Just silence. Everyone had a theory... but no one knew the truth. Now, three years later, she's back in the squad for the 2025 Euros, and nothing is the same. Especially not the captain. Leah Williamson. The girl no one knew she fell for. The girl who shattered her. In a team full of questions, under a spotlight that never dims, Holland and Leah are forced back into each other's orbit. They can fake it for the cameras. But behind closed doors? It's only a matter of time before the past catches up.

Hallie is a relationship type of woman, not into hookups and flings, she dates to marry. Leah on the other hand has been burnt in the past and not dating at all, she prefers hookup and benefits from attractive woman. The pair enjoy flirting and pushing the boundaries but where they want opposite things they agree it won't go any further than intense flirting and the occasional make out session. How long can they hold out for though as they are forced to see each other on a regular basis. How long until the desire for one another overrides their agreement.

Marriage, children and more. Part Two of Lover, will pick up right where the last story left off

Elowen Roux is twenty four, confident, stubborn, and convinced she knows exactly who she is. For four years, she has played beside Leah Williamson for both Arsenal and England. Four years of shared changing rooms, away buses, late night texts, inside jokes, stolen hoodies, and the kind of friendship that made everyone around them raise an eyebrow. But Elowen always laughed it off. She was straight. Leah was her best friend. That was all it had ever been. At least, that was what she kept telling herself. When England camp begins and a room mix up leaves Elowen and Leah sharing one hotel room with only one bed, everything they have spent years ignoring starts to feel impossible to hide. Leah is careful, controlled, and determined not to cross a line. Elowen is confused by the way her heart reacts every time Leah pulls away. Because sleeping beside your best friend should feel normal. Missing her touch should not. And when the lights go out, the truth becomes harder to avoid. Elowen swore she was straight. Until Leah stopped feeling like just a friend.