Kylie Cantrall has always been the constant in Malia Baker's life. They've been best friends since Second grade, inseparable, intuitive, and maybe, just maybe, something more. But Malia has a rare degenerative memory condition. One that steals her memories, slowly but surely. First, short-term gaps. Then long-term erosion. There's no cure, only coping mechanisms. And as the disease worsens, Malia begins to forget the names of classmates, the lyrics of her favourite songs, then the birthdays of the people she loves most, the shared jokes, the little things.

Gabby didn't come to Stoneybrook to make friends-especially not with girls like Mary Anne Spier. Too careful, too neat, too exactly-the-opposite-of-Gabby. But something about the way Mary Anne watches her-with quiet curiosity, not judgment-pulls Gabby in before she can stop it. Mary Anne notices things. Always has. But she doesn't understand why she keeps noticing Gabby. The new girl with the sharp eyes and sketchbook full of secrets. The girl who seems like she's fine being alone-until she's not. What starts as lingering glances and soft exchanges turns into something neither of them expected. In the hush between words and the spaces they create for each other, a bond begins to form-tentative, electric, and maybe more than just friendship.

"there's no way that's the same girl who refused to wear a dress to homecoming?" "i didn't see the vision before, but now?" - in which the sweet, quiet, girl comes back changed in the best way.

Two worlds. One city. A connection neither of them saw coming. Gabby Lewis keeps her head down-books, routines, and the two friends who know her best. Dani lives for the spotlight, late nights, and music that never stops. When a party neither of them planned on changes everything, slow-burning tension builds between them in the city that never sleeps.

When two best friends and one drunk night land them falling into a friends with benefits situation.

Kylie and Malia were inseparable, best friends who shared dreams, laughter, and every soccer game under the sun. As captains of rival high school teams, their fierce competition is more than just a game. Beneath the rivalry lies a tangled web of hurt, secrets, and a past neither of them can forget. When years of silence crash into one unforgettable season, old wounds resurface, and every match on the field feels like a battle for more than just victory. Can two girls torn apart by time and pain find their way back to each other? Or will the rivalry destroy everything they once held dear?