Vivien Aster is a hero beloved by the city. She's got it all, looks, money, powers, a boyfriend. Even with all that, she can't help but feel like something's missing. On the other side of the coin, we have (R E D A C T E D). Nobody knows her name, no one wants to know her name. All that's known about her is that she's "evil". Anyone who tried to find out more, was never heard from again. She's known as The Faceless. She always wears elaborate outfits of onyx black, accompanied by a thick mesh veil and a masquerade mask. What happens when the two enemies run into each other at a charity ball, with Vivien being fully unaware just who exactly she's talking to? What happens if they bond so much during said ball, that they become friends, maybe even more?

Yevgeny is a writer who can't write. Ivan is a student who sees the world differently. When their paths cross, inspiration, obsession, and underlying motives start to blur the line between love and use.

Rowan Anderson spends every day consumed by anxiety. He was recently diagnosed with agoraphobia and hasn't left the house in forever. Matteo Garcia has a complicated home life to say the least. He's always trying to find a way to scrape together money, while still getting top grades in school and staying on the hockey team. When Rowan tries to find a summer tutor to catch him up on the school he missed, he stumbles upon Matteo. Matteo. The guy in his hockey team. The guy he always used to sneak secret glances at. The guy who is the only person who seems to make him feel safe. The more time they spend together, the more a friendship starts to form. But what happens when feelings -and a long list of other obstacles- get involved? Will they be able to continue their arrangement without any complications? Or will both of them be thrown into spirals so deep that the only people who can get them out, is each other. *******

Rikyu grew up in a household defined by fear: an abusive stepfather and a younger brother whose behavior is deeply unsettling. Having never known anything different, Rikyu believes this is simply how families are. That belief begins to unravel when he meets Zayden, someone who shows him patience, warmth, and what real love feels like. As Rikyu starts to imagine a life beyond survival, his twelve-year-old brother becomes quietly involved in ways Rikyu doesn't fully question. Trusting his brother's age and blind to his true intentions, Rikyu overlooks the warning signs-until everything he's begun to build is suddenly at risk.