Getting the role of a lifetime should've been the easiest part. After landing a lead role in Camp Rock 3, foureen-year-old Y/N is ready for the summer of her dreams-new country, new cast, new music, and a chance to finally prove herself. There's just one problem. Her parents can't stay in America with her. So instead, Y/N is sent to stay with longtime family friends, the Stones, for the entire summer. It should be perfect. Until she opens the front door and comes face-to-face with Hudson Stone. The golden boy. The ridiculously charming co-star. The boy her parents apparently forgot to mention. Hudson is everything Y/N doesn't need: confident, annoying, effortlessly talented-and somehow always around. Between filming, late-night kitchen raids, beach days, stolen hoodies, family dinners, and a summer neither of them expected, Y/N starts realizing that maybe Hudson isn't the person everyone thinks he is. And Hudson? He's starting to realize that the girl his parents agreed to let stay for the summer might be the girl he never wants to leave. But summer doesn't last forever. And neither does pretending they don't have feelings for each other. Because what happens when the summer is over?

Freya and Malachi agree on two things and two things only: They do not get along. And they HATE each other At all. So naturally, their coaches put them on the same team. Forced into combined training, scratch matches, and way too much time on the same pitch, Freya is convinced Malachi is the most annoying person alive. Malachi thinks Freya is infuriating. Which would be fine... if he didn't keep looking at her like that. And if she didn't keep noticing. Liv and Mk 100% notice. And everyone else can see what's happening. Except them. Oh, and Finn, Freya's twin

Fralachi x Formula 1 In Formula 1, closing the gap can change everything McLaren's future rests on the shoulders of two rising stars: Malachi Barton, the unstoppable rookie rewriting F1 expectations, and Freya Skye, the fearless newcomer making history as the first woman in the sport since 1976. Their first meeting was a blur of lights and cameras, forgotten almost as quickly as it happened. But when Freya is unexpectedly promoted to Formula 1 from F1 Academy, their worlds collide in a sport that questions her, challenges her, and pushes her to the edge. As the pressure mounts and the paddock turns ruthless, Malachi becomes the one person who refuses to let her fall behind. Together, they navigate a season of chaos, controversy, and impossible speed, closing the gap between teammates, rivals, and something far more dangerous.

Freya returns from Australia with freckles and warmth in her smile. Malachi comes back from Tahiti with sun‑bleached hair and a confidence that wasn't there before. Their reunion in the airport is soft, breathless, and full of something neither of them can name. Their friendship still fits, but not the way it used to. Not when every glance feels new. Not when every touch feels charged. Not when the space between them feels like it's humming. They're still them... just almost something more.

Freya Skye has never forgotten the day the Silvercrest Hawks told her she wasn't allowed on the ice because she was a girl. Years later, she's rebuilt her world with the Harbor Street Vipers, a chaotic, loyal, pavement‑court team that feels more like family than anything else. But everything shifts when Silvercrest's golden boy transfers to her side of town, stepping onto her court like he belongs there. As rivalries ignite and the Vipers fight their way up the ranks, Freya must confront the team that rejected her, the boy who never forgot her, and the thin line between pride, forgiveness, and something she never expected to feel. On open ice, anything can happen - even the things she swore she'd never let herself want. Slightly based off the Mighty Ducks