Alex Matthews' junior year of college derails the moment she's mistakenly assigned to an all-male dorm with Evan Carter - Briarwood University's star quarterback, campus obsession, and the absolute last person she wants to share a room with. But when forced proximity turns into late-night conversations, lingering touches, jealousy neither of them can hide, and a connection neither of them expected, the line between roommates and something far more dangerous begins to blur. Because Evan Carter doesn't know how to stand by and not protect her. And Alex Matthews has spent her entire life convincing herself that people always leave. **THE WRONG ROOM: SENIOR YEAR | OUT NOW ON MY PAGE** More from The Wrong Room universe: - The Wrong Room: Evan's Version (Limited Series) - The Wrong Room: Senior Year

OFF LIMITS A Beau Maxwell Fanfiction Della Di Laurentis has spent her entire life hearing the same introduction. "This is Dean's little sister." But Della is more than her last name. She's a junior nursing major at Briar University with a quick wit, unwavering loyalty, and a habit of putting everyone else before herself. Between clinicals, studying, and stealing her brother's oversized hockey hoodies, she has no interest in becoming another hockey player's latest fling. Beau Maxwell has never met a challenge he didn't enjoy. Confident, charming, and always one joke away from making someone laugh, Beau is used to people falling for his effortless smile. Everyone, that is, except Della. She isn't impressed by his flirting, never hesitates to put him in his place, and somehow always leaves him wanting the last word. What starts as harmless banter quickly turns into late-night conversations, lingering glances, and feelings neither of them expected. There's just one problem. Dean Di Laurentis made one rule very clear. His sister is off limits. As the line between friendship and something more begins to blur, Beau and Della must decide if the risk of losing everything is worth the chance at finding the kind of love neither of them saw coming.