What happens when someone with a very high IQ has the kind of curiosity that killed the cat?... Tianna Blair is a problem. Little Tia is an even bigger problem. She talks back. She breaks rules. She takes up space she wasn't invited into. When she lands in a house that already has its own balance, everything goes wrong fast. Elias Sorinas runs a government-owned behavioral facility in a city that believes in control, compliance, and systems that look humane on paper. He's spent years enforcing structure, and believing in mechanisms that fix people - or at least contain them. Rossi Romano knows ink. That's pretty much it. Tia doesn't want help. Elias doesn't plan on getting attached. Rossi doesn't plan on caring. They all fail. ‎ꫂ᭪݁‎ꫂ᭪݁‎ꫂ᭪݁ Age regression story with an MMF relationship. Updates will be daily. Enjoy <3

Rhett was introverted. Really introverted. The only person he ever saw was his roommate, Win. So, when he begins to struggle with age regressing unconsciously, Rhett has to bite the bullet and ask the only person he knows for help. Win was easy-going. Compassionate, generous, and curious to the point of endangerment. So, when his roommate is in need of a temporary caregiver, he offers himself without hesitation. After all, how hard could it be to take care of a little?

Maddison Blake, 21, fiery and stubborn, is struggling through college and is fresh out of second chances. Seeking some peace, she moves into her older brother's apartment...only to find she's not alone. Nicholas Carter. Her childhood crush, her brother's best friend, and now his strict, no-nonsense roommate, interferes with her plans to relax, enforcing rules she didn't know she had to follow. Nick doesn't tolerate brats. He doesn't tolerate disrespect. And when Maddison pushes him too far, he's determined to teach her a lesson she won't forget. But what begins as discipline quickly ignites a fire neither of them can ignore. What happens when discipline turns into craving, and neither can stop wanting the other?

Her name was written in golden ink, and nothing would ever be the same. Aurelia never imagined her quiet life would matter to anyone-until the Quill of Calling inscribed her name in glowing gold, marking her as chosen. Now she's a student at Crowned Star University, an ethereal academy hidden far from the world she knew, where future royals and magical beings are shaped into something greater. Within its velvet-draped halls, she finds freedom for the first time... and something else stirring-something forgotten, blooming slowly inside her. Her magic doesn't follow rules. It pulses with emotion, echoing fear, softness, longing. It reacts to dreams. To safety. To pain. And to them. There are whispers about the four princes-each one cloaked in power, mystery, and something she can't quite name. Wind, shadow, light, and stone. Their eyes linger too long. Their presence shifts the air. And somehow, without meaning to, Aurelia begins to belong to places-and people-she never thought would see her. But when a cursed book begins to pull on her soul, and a ghost starts whispering truths no one else dares speak, Aurelia must decide who she is: the girl who was written in gold... or the one who will rewrite the story entirely. * * * Contains age regression, mental health issues, graphic scenes, abuse

at 17, every single teen is put into a mold: Dom, sub, or neutral. but what happens when you aren't who you think you are? max Miller is a student at his local high school, feared by some, adored by others, he walks around with a pack of cigarettes in the pocket of a leather jacket that his dad got him, saying it made him look like a character from "grease". he drinks, makes out with random girls at parties, whatever makes him feel like a big strong man and less like someone who is falling apart....whose body is ripping his lungs apart with a cough that doesn't seem to come from his 2 cigarettes a day. max is fighting against himself to feel like himself again after he gets the letter and his life changes, but 3 people won't let him.

Eighteen-year-old Juniper Mae Whitlock has always tried to stay small. Sweet, anxious, and easily overwhelmed, she's spent years shrinking herself to fit a world that often feels too loud, too bright, and too fast. Living at home with parents who notice her struggles but offer little real support, she's used to holding back, apologizing for simply existing, and hoping no one sees how fragile she feels. Twenty-year-old Nathaniel Rivers is steady in a world that never stops spinning. Broad-shouldered, warm-eyed, and effortlessly calm, he has a way of making you feel like everything will be okay even when nothing is. He's patient without being passive, confident without being overbearing, and goofy in just the right moments to make you forget the weight of your own thoughts. He's been waiting-quietly, carefully-for someone who will challenge him, trust him, and let him in. Valenhart Academy is where their worlds finally collide. Nate has been here for years, steady and sure of his place, while Juniper is stepping into the Academy for the first time, unsure of what to expect. She faces fears and boundaries she's never confronted before, and he discovers how to guide, protect, and connect without taking over. Together, they find that trust, care, and patience can make life at Valenhart feel... right.