━━ 𝐁𝐔𝐑𝐍𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐃𝐄𝐒𝐈𝐑𝐄𝐒 ❝ an inconvenient affection! ❞ bridgerton netflix book two male!oc x eloise bridgerton in progress 2026 | © godofstxrms

"Loving him was never an option - yet it was the only truth she knew." 💌 ୨ৎ "To love you quietly"

── .✦ Bridgerton Dearest Gentle Reader, One might assume that a Bridgerton lady has her future neatly arranged before her - suitors, society, and a most advantageous match. And yet, there are those among them who dare to desire something rather less convenient... and far more dangerous. After all, it is not always the titled gentlemen who capture one's attention. Footman John x female oc Bridgerton Season 4 Cover by sushidotmy

"he can give you the life you deserve." "and what about what i want?" "what you want... is the one thing i cannot ask you to choose." WE ARE ALL FOOLS IN LOVE, book nine. in collaboration with @pattyluquin & @alexaisforever. [footman john x female oc] [bridgerton season four]

Love language: Glaring. THE PITT ╱ Langdon x FEM!OC.

Studies show that, on average, Paramedics face assault every 46 hours and injury-causing attacks every 9 days, with injury rates four times higher than the national average. It is notewhile, of course, that female EMT's have a disproportionately greater risk of violence-related injuries. When Wendy Devlin elected to become a paramedic, she hadn't done so with the idea in mind to become a statistic. Unfortunately, it is also notewhile that life doesn't always go the way you expect. Or in which: she begins working alongside the same Doctor who saved her life, and in return, finds she might just save his in the long run. Frank Langdon x oc

Xavier Thorpe is being haunted by visions he couldn't explain until a vampire student transferred into Nevermore. She didn't expect to find her face on an artist's canvas. Nor did he expected the girl from his dreams to come alive. She's searching for the truth about herself. He's trying to understand the visions that won't let him go. When their worlds collide, secrets bleed onto canvas and truth hides in the spaces between light and dark. Fate does have a strange way of sketching its own story.

Kaylie Kennedy is twelve years old, and possibly the least fortunate girl she knows. With her whole family lost to a car accident, she lives with her well-meaning (if insufferable) aunt and uncle, and spends every day in a grief-stricken haze, barely even sure what she's still living for. The only person that she really likes anymore is Dr Abbot, the man who treated her the night her family died, but she's sure she's insignificant to him. Besides, seeing him means going back to the hospital. The place where everything fell apart. The place Kaylie hates the most. But, when she breaks her arm one morning, her worst fear suddenly becomes unavoidable, and she's suddenly being forced back inside her own personal nightmare. Memories of her family lie behind every curtain, and her grief is threatening to swallow her whole. Maybe if she just holds out, she tells herself, it'll pass. Maybe if she just holds out, something good will finally come.

Doctor Marina Chase doesn't do winter anymore. Not after a lifetime of brutal snow blizzards, not after the promise she made to herself. She built herself a life and a career on soft smiles, control, and impressive lightness. A life made out of the warm summer sunshine. She got hired as an attending emergency psychiatrist of Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, and was excited to start her new job. She just wasn't told she'd have to deal with emotionally constipated doctors. Among them, the infamous Dr Jack Abbot. Dry. Guarded. Doesn't look away when her sunshine flickers. As the cases and long shifts blur into sleepless nights and professional boundaries being broken, Marina finds herself entangled into a dangerous web: she's getting too attached to her work mates, and worse: Dr. Abbot. It was terrifying, because her new friends were started to see her little snow storms. And it was terrifyingly intimate because Abott didn't want her summer at all. He wants the winter. Written in short, episodic chapters that slowly weave together, "caught up in this web" is a tale about love, trauma, relapse, and the quiet danger of needing someone who might actually stay.