"Rule number one: You don't leave the grounds. Rule number two: You always answer when I call. Rule number three: You belong to me." If Kaia (J) wasn't completely broke, she would've laughed in Giselle's (G) face and walked right back to the train station. But desperation makes you do stupid things, like staying in a freezing Gothic mansion with a boss who acts like a literal predator. Then the clock strikes midnight, and the rules don't mean shit. Locked doors can't stop what is crawling through the halls. When Kaia wakes up pinned to the mattress in pitch darkness, suffocating under a freezing, skeletal grip, she realizes the truth. She isn't an employee. She's a menu item. And as the fangs sink into her neck, she has to figure out how to survive the dark before there is nothing left of her to drain. [ Rated 18+ ]

Jayna's brother is gone, and she blames the only woman he ever truly loved, his ex-girlfriend, Ginny. Driven by grief and a cold, silent vow, Jayna creates a fake identity to infiltrate Ginny's life. Her plan is a masterpiece of cruelty: make Ginny fall in love, make her trust her, and then destroy her heart just like she destroyed her brother.

Rebecca Armstrong is a machine. As the most ruthless, brilliant corporate attorney in Bangkok, she has built impenetrable walls around her life. To keep her suffocating, billionaire family off her back, she entered an ironclad fake marriage with her gay best friend. It was the perfect, emotionless arrangement. Until the ghost she spent eight years searching for buys her law firm. Sarocha "Freen" Chankimha used to be the untouchable campus menace. Now, she is a terrifyingly wealthy, incredibly dangerous corporate CEO. Eight years ago, Freen took the fall for a violent crime to protect Becky's flawless reputation, vanishing into the dark to let her Princess shine in the light. Now, Freen is back to reclaim what belongs to her. But when she discovers Becky is married-and allegedly pregnant-the fiercely possessive CEO is forced to step back. What Freen doesn't know is that the marriage is a legal shield, the baby is a vindictive lie, and Becky is furious enough to use both to completely destroy the woman who abandoned her. It's a high-stakes game of corporate chess, toxic jealousy, and lethal attraction. But when the red flag you're supposed to run from is the only person who can make your heart beat... how long can you keep the walls up?

Managing celebrities is difficult. Managing Jayna "Jay" Stevens is nearly impossible. After losing her tour manager just before a major concert, Jayna is forced to spend two months under the supervision of Ginny Natnicha who is far too serious, far too beautiful, and says "no" far too often. Between shows, endless miles on the road, and constant arguments, the line between professional and personal begins to blur. Because sometimes the person who is hardest to manage is the one who has been quietly managing your heart all along.

Gxg Agegap Maxine Vale has spent her entire life preparing to inherit her father's empire. Brilliant, ruthless, and fiercely independent, she sacrificed relationships, family, and any semblance of a personal life in pursuit of one goal: taking over Vale Industries. But when her father dies, his final will delivers a devastating surprise. If Maxine wants control of the company she was born to lead, she must be married and actively raising a child within one year. Refusing to lose everything she has worked for, Maxine makes a reckless decision in front of an entire room of lawyers and executives. She claims she's already in love. With her assistant. The problem? Reese Davison has no idea what she's talking about. A twenty-six-year-old single mother with a young son, Reese has spent five years quietly working for Maxine while staying as invisible as possible. She never expected to become part of a billionaire's inheritance scheme..... let alone be announced as Maxine's longtime partner before she can even object. Now trapped in a fake relationship neither woman agreed to, Maxine and Reese must convince the world they're a devoted family. There are only two problems. Maxine barely knows Reese. And Reese is beginning to see the lonely woman hidden beneath the ice-cold exterior. As family pressure mounts, secrets unravel, and a little boy unexpectedly finds his way into Maxine's carefully guarded heart, the line between pretending and reality becomes dangerously blurred. Because some lies are easy to tell. The hardest part is surviving when they start to feel true.

It started as a simple favor: Jayna Stevens took her twin brother's place while he was away. She never meant to steal anyone's heart - least of all the school's beautiful head cheerleader. Ginny Natnicha

Premsinee is an expert at control. In front of the cameras, she masters every tear and every smile. Away from them, she lives a carefully planned life: a flawless career and a stable engagement to a man who loves her. She's happy. Or at least, that's what the script says. Until Pat walks into her life. With a gaze that seems to strip a person down to their soul, she's not just the perfect co-star-she's the chaos Prem has spent her entire life avoiding. Cast as the leads in a sapphic romance, Prem finds herself trapped in a cruel paradox: her scene partner is the embodiment of everything she never knew she wanted. The problem? Prem has a ring on her finger, the perfect fiancé, and a wedding date already set. Stuck on a film set for three months, Prem discovers that the real danger isn't pretending to love someone. The real danger is realizing that, for the first time in her life, the only moment she isn't lying is when the director yells, "Action." How do you explain to your fiancé that the chemistry the whole world can't stop talking about isn't just good acting? For some people, love happens in an instant. For Prem and Pat, it happened on "Action." This is just a translation; the original fanfic is in Portuguese by the author @sympathyknife

At an engagement party they never wanted to attend, Ginny and Jayna find themselves sitting across from the past they thought they had moved on from. Two exes. Two strangers. One night that quietly unravels everything they believed about closure, timing, and growing up. Because of a wedding neither of them can avoid, Ginny and Jayna are forced to realize something heavier than heartbreak-adulting itself. The kind that doesn't just reopen old wounds, but reshapes how they see friendships, family, and the strangers who slowly become part of their everyday lives. It's the kind that comes with bills, choices, unexpected connections, and learning that people don't always end up where you expected... including yourself. Because growing up isn't just about moving forward. Sometimes, it's about who you meet when you finally stop pretending you're fine.

Ginny is a woman of few words and one very large, very inconvenient crush. She's "the reserved girl"-the one who'd rather calculate the trajectory of a falling star than strike up a conversation with a stranger. But she's also brave enough to be openly herself, even if her romantic life has been a series of silent pining sessions from the back of the lecture hall. Tired of watching from the sidelines, Ginny decides it's time to confess. The problem? She knows absolutely nothing about her crush's interests. Enter Jayna: the campus sunbeam, the girl everyone knows, and the best friend of Ginny's mysterious beloved. Jayna is chaotic energy personified-the kind of girl who can charm her way out of a parking ticket and into a VIP lounge. When Ginny approaches her for insider intel, Jayna sees an opportunity. She doesn't just want to help; she wants to turn this into the ultimate romantic heist. Jayna's "help" comes with strings attached. To "prepare" Ginny for her big confession, Jayna subjects her to a series of increasingly ridiculous "practice dates," social experiments, and "compatibility tests." It's meant to be a game-a way for Jayna to keep things interesting while playing Cupid. But as the crowd fades away and the two are left alone in quiet dorm rooms and late-night diners, the script starts to flip. Amidst the chaotic advice and the fake-dating drills, Ginny begins to see the vulnerability Jayna hides behind her cheerful mask-a girl who has never once shared her own preferences with the world. Meanwhile, Jayna realizes that she's accidentally curated the perfect partner, but for the wrong person. As the deadline for the "big confession" looms, the butterflies aren't coming from the thought of the crush anymore. They're coming from the girl holding the playbook. In this romantic comedy of errors, Ginny and Jayna must figure out if the best way to win the game is to stop playing by the rules altogether.

Ginny's life has always been simple-university classes, loyal friends, and a relationship that feels safe enough to trust. Then Jayna appears. A girl with silver-framed glasses. A girl who somehow knows things she shouldn't. The books Ginny secretly wants. The places she visits. The little details no stranger should know. At first, it feels harmless. Strange coincidences. Quiet encounters. Anonymous messages that feel strangely comforting. Until Ginny realizes Jayna is always there. Watching. Protecting. Wanting more than just her attention. Because to Jayna, love means never letting go. And when Ginny starts feeling watched by someone far more dangerous, she begins to wonder- Is obsession the thing she should fear... or the thing keeping her safe?