Megan and Daniela were cousins. By blood. Not because they were close so they called themselves that. Their family had been inseparable for as long as anyone could remember. From the first time their great-great-great grandmother had fallen in love. Holidays were shared, birthdays were celebrated together, and family vacations always included both households. Growing up, everyone assumed Megan and Daniela would always be side by side. They knew each other's favorite foods, biggest fears, embarrassing childhood stories, and every version of each other that existed. They were family. Which was exactly why dating was forbidden. Years ago, their parents had agreed on one thing: no relationships between their children. They made it perfectly clear that even by law, they aren't ever allowed to date. It was because they're blood related. It was because they cared too much about being the perfect family. A relationship could complicate everything. A breakup could tear apart their whole family One mistake could destroy the family. So the rule was simple. Megan and Daniela were never supposed to fall in love. Unfortunately, nobody told their hearts that. ____________ 🔞🔞🔞🔞

When her best friend Adriana leaves for an art residency abroad, Daniela agrees reluctantly to keep Adriana's girlfriend, Megan, company for the summer. What starts as an awkward favor quickly becomes something else. Between late-night talks, clumsy adventures, and quiet moments that feel heavier than words, Daniela begins to see Megan differently not as Adriana's girlfriend, but as someone who feels like home. Megan, still healing from Adriana's absence, finds comfort in Daniela's warmth and honesty. But when comfort turns into something deeper, and realize they're standing on dangerous ground torn between what feels right and what the world might never understand. Their connection changes everything until life, timing, and choices pull them apart in ways neither of them were ready for. "The Summer Promise" is a tender, slow-burning story about first love, loss, and the kind of heartbreak that never really leaves you the kind that turns into art, memory, and the courage to keep living.

Two lives. One mask. A thousand lies. And one girl worth risking everything for.

They were just friends... until they weren't. Somewhere between laughter, late-night talks, and lingering looks, something quietly changed. Now every moment feels softer. Warmer. Harder to ignore. And neither of them wants to be the first to admit it.

We must FACE our fears to get what we really want. A face that's everywhere, and a face that wants to hide. Can they survive the spotlight? [Mature themes included.]

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A fake marriage was supposed to solve one problem-not create a love story. When Daniela Avanzini returns to Hawaii after her father's accident, she reunites with her childhood friend Megan Skiendiel. As danger closes in, the two agree to pretend to be married to protect Daniela's future. But somewhere between fake vows, shared memories, and unexpected adventures, they begin to realize their feelings have always been real. This story is based off of The Earth 4 Elemants

Welcome to The Archive-a collection of deleted, hidden, and never-before-seen moments from Lost in You, Found in Them. These are the scenes that didn't make it into the main story, but still hold pieces of laughter, tension, love, and heartbreak. Step behind the curtain and experience the moments that were lost, forgotten, or simply too precious to leave out. Perfect for readers who want to dive deeper into the lives of Andre, his friends, and all the love, chaos, and secrets that fill their world. Note: This is a companion story. Reading it isn't required to enjoy the main story, but it will give you extra insight into your favorite characters. (If you want a moment between characters brought to life, I do take requests but they must stay with the dynamics already set between the characters.)

Daniela knows everyone in town if she doesn't she knows of them what happens when she spots a new girl and she can't find out anything other than her name