When a fire takes everything from Mia, her parents, her home, and the life she once knew, she is adopted by her mother's best friend, Jules Kingsley. Moving into the Kingsley mansion should be a fresh start, but her new brother, Damon, has other plans. Damon is ruthless, possessive, and impossible to avoid. He's made it his mission to remind Mia that she doesn't belong, and their hatred for each other burns brighter with every interaction. But living under the same roof means there is no escape, no distance, no way to keep the lines from blurring. He wants control. He wants her submission. He wants her, no matter how wrong it is. And the more Mia resists, the more his obsession grows, twisting every fight into something darker, every stolen glance into a game neither of them can win.

After Joyce moved to NYC, she had the guidance of her childhood best friend Bryan to help navigate her through a new public high school and getting settled. Since befriending a loner senior, Gwen, who accidentally reveals the existence of mutant turtles her age living in the sewers, Joyce's whole world had dramatically changed for the better. But when preestablished relationships eventually get clashed with the new ones, balancing both worlds becomes more complicated, and Joyce has to decide if this new city life is even worth pursuing. And if it is, which brother is the better option for her. Disclaimer: I do not own ROTTMNT OC x Canon Rise!tmnt. Main story inspo by "Your stupid face" by Kadan McKay. Each chapter is inspired by an already established concept (which i'll obv credit), and titles will be named after songs that are either a part of the story or are just inspirations for the chapter itself. TW: implication of SA, physical violence, blood TAGS: slow updates, chapters will be posted when they're ready, aged up characters, angst, fluff, awkward romance, love triangle, enemies to friends to lovers, idiots to lovers, mostly just idiots, hurt/comfort, drunken confessions, making out, mutual pining, slow burn, protagonist is basically y/n, protagonist is an overthinker,