𝐍𝐨𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐞 /ˈnɒk.tɜːrn/ noun A musical composition inspired by the night-soft, melancholic, and haunting. A reminder that even the darkest hours carry a melody of their own. Where she mistook the Nocturne for the end, never knowing it was leading her home. -> Brothers/Family/Crimes

Athena always thought she was alone. She always blamed the world for all the scars, the tears, the heartache, and most importantly, the loneliness. However, when she moves to another city with her 'parents' , she not only feels a certain warmth and attachment to the city, but also to the random brothers at the private school she is attending. Unknowingly, she has filled a spot in the brothers' cold hearts. She reminds the brothers of someone they lost and could possibly bring light into the dark corners they have been seeking refuge from.

𝑬𝒍𝒆𝒂𝒏𝒐𝒓 𝑯𝒂𝒚𝒆𝒔 finds herself dragged out of the place that she's called home all her life, and forced to live with 𝒔𝒊𝒙 𝒃𝒓𝒐𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒔 who she has never met before. She's 14 and the only contact she can have with her mother is through her oldest brother and new legal guardian - 𝑨𝒍𝒆𝒙𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒓 𝑯𝒂𝒚𝒆𝒔 - who she has so many questions for. Why was she the only one living with her mother and a pathetic excuse of a step dad? What was the blackmail that her mother had on her brothers, that kept them away? And why is that blackmail useless now? Eleanor's questions stay unanswered as she struggled to settle into the bustling city of 𝑳𝒐𝒏𝒅𝒐𝒏, with new siblings, new friends and a whole new life. Until one day, a man come up to her with a 𝒒𝒖𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 that makes all her old ones come flooding back to her but she was just starting to feel at home for the first time in her life...

Liminal: existing in the space between what was and what will be. Charlotte grew up thinking her four older brothers were just overprotective- hovering, smothering, always one step behind her. They raised her, loved her, and built a life meant to keep her safe. But as she's gotten older, the cracks are getting harder to ignore. Hushed arguments behind closed doors. A mother who drifts in and out of her life with shaking hands. A father she can't remember- because no one will tell her why. The rules she once accepted without question start to feel like wall, and the silence she grew up with starts to grow louder. As she pieces together fragments of her childhood that she was never meant to uncover, she realizes her brothers aren't just protecting her from the world. They're protecting her from the truth- a truth that shattered their family once, and could shatter her when she finally discovers it.

Azalea was never treated with kindness. Not now, not ever. Azalea was once a normal girl. She played with her brothers, had fun, had good parents. Until she didn't. At the ripe age of 6, Azalea was blamed for her mother's death. Nobody knows if she did it. But her brothers, and her father believed she did. She got put into an orphanage. 7 households, some abusive and some.. Somewhat kind. Now 15, almost 16, Azalea doesn't remember her brothers. She had flashbacks, of unknown men, who are her brothers. But she forgot they even existed. What happens when they reunite? Will the hate they have for her die down after a while, or will it stay the same? Find out now.

Her mind had erased her family years ago. Forgotten them, like they had never existed. In much the same way, Anastasia Volkov had been removed from her family. Sent away. Forgotten, like she never existed. Then, one day, she was summoned to come home... ....... The Volkov family is powerful and feared. Five formidable brothers and one beautiful younger sister. To everyone, they look perfect. Like nothing is missing. But they are wrong. Walls remember they were once seven. When Anastasia returns, people whisper about her. Difficult, unstable, dangerous. Some say she tried to hurt her sister. Others say her family hid her away to protect themselves. She doesn't know what is true. She can't remember any of it. Yet someone wanted her back home. But in a house full of secrets, being noticed might be the most dangerous mistake.

Morana, a thirteen year old assassin, a legend. She was born in France and raised by the French mafia. She gets sent to kill a Cortello brother, she doesn't succeed and she gets shot, she is taken to the hospital and the police gets involved and they find out that she's minor without a legal guardian. They do a DNA test to find out that she's actually the Italian mafia princess, a Cortello. And now she has to live with the people she was taught to hate, kill and fear, the Italian mafia. And they were taught to hate her as well. Will this family of enemies turn into a family of love? TW: mature content, sexual assault, rape, violence, strong language, abuse, drugs, self-harm. Started: 10/06/22 Finished: - Most impressive ranks: #6 mafiaprincess #2 xander #1 sixbrothers #1 abuse #1 guns #1 overprotective #3 knives #3 drugs #1 alcohol #1 trauma #5 French #1 abused #1 knives

Aurora Moreno has lived in silence since her mother died - unwanted, blamed, and bruised by the man who raised her. When he ends up dead, the town calls it murder. She's eighteen. Alone. And sent to the wrong prison. A men's facility. A clerical error. No way out. There, one inmate watches her. Cold. Untouchable. He doesn't belong there-because he's not really an inmate. Damian del Río is undercover, sent by the Spanish mafia on orders from his brother, the don. He's known for feeling nothing. Except something stirs when he sees her. What Aurora doesn't know is that she has brothers. That she's been missing for fourteen years. That her real name isn't Moreno.

Orphaned at a very young age, Isabella grew up in a grand mansion with her five older brothers. From the start, they took on the role of teaching her everything she needed to know-how to speak, behave, and survive-drawing from their own childhood experiences. Yet their lessons were often harsh, cold, and strict, leaving Isabella feeling neglected and fearful. The younger brothers teased and tormented her, reporting every misstep to the older ones, who scolded her sharply. At first, she believed they hated her. But as she grew, Isabella began to understand that her brothers were themselves misunderstood and burdened by responsibility. Through fear, teasing, and strict guidance, she slowly learned to see their hearts. In the end, their relationship was far from perfect, but a quiet, mutual understanding-and even happiness-emerged from the cracks of their cold façades.