BL | COMPLETED | UNEDITED

primo & red bl story | ongoing

Daxter Figueroa has always despised Noctis Salvatiera, the university's golden boy, celebrated for his brilliance on the court and his effortless charm. To Dax, Noctis embodies everything shallow and arrogant. Yet when Dax accepts an unusual job, their paths intertwine in ways he never anticipated.

What happens when the world's most spoiled brat meets a goofy, zero-tolerance guy who still manages to understand him? Kitt & Duke | BL (ongoing)

[BL story] Aizen confessed his feelings to Sage, his best friend's older brother, all he got in return was rejection. A heartbreak he never wanted but always expected. So he moved on... or at least, tried to. But just when Aizen begins to pick up the pieces, Sage comes back, this time with softer eyes, lingering glances, and questions he never asked before. Now, the silence between them speaks louder than ever... not of love unspoken, but of feelings that can no longer be ignored.

☏ : bl | completed

Quincey Montoya has always gotten what he wants. He's spoiled, privileged, ridiculously famous, and used to being adored. But when his father's corruption scandal explodes across the country, Quincey's perfect life begins to unravel. Endorsements disappear, projects are cancelled, and the same people who once worshipped him suddenly want nothing to do with the Montoya name. With his career hanging by a thread, the last thing he needs is a new roommate. Enter Lincoln Balthazar, a mysterious college student, shameless womanizer, and apparently the only person who isn't impressed by Quincey Montoya. Worse, Lincoln seems to have a personal grudge against his family and takes every opportunity to get under his skin. Between a ruined reputation, a complicated family legacy, and a roommate who seems determined to make his life miserable, Quincey has enough problems already. But the more time they spend under the same roof, the harder it becomes to tell whether Lincoln is the person standing in his way, or the one person who might actually see him for who he is.

The labyrinth of life was designed to test us, to lose us even. Yet, in its most confounding passages, I found him . . . again. "I'm never letting you go again," his voice dropped to a barely audible rasp. "Try me and you'll see how crazy I can go because losing you once was hell and I'm not strong enough to survive twice, Isaac."