The Girl in Room 214 Nobody knows who the girl in Room 214 really is. She transferred halfway through the school year, keeps to herself, and disappears the moment the final bell rings. Rumors follow her everywhere-some say she was expelled from her old school, others say she's running from something much worse. But no one has ever bothered to ask her what's true. Until Emery. Curious, stubborn, and unable to ignore the lonely girl sitting alone every day, Emery slowly breaks through the walls she's built. What starts as awkward conversations turns into late-night phone calls, secret rooftop meetings, and a friendship neither of them expected. The closer they become, the harder it is to ignore the feelings growing between them. But loving someone with a painful past isn't always easy. As hidden secrets come to light and old wounds threaten to tear them apart, Emery must decide whether love is enough to convince someone that they're worthy of being loved, or if some people are too afraid to let anyone in. In a story about healing, trust, first love, and finding home in another person, The Girl in Room 214 is a slow-burn women-loving-women romance that proves the strongest love stories are often written between the lines of the secrets we keep.

The Girl Who Stayed When everyone else walked away, she stayed. After years of broken trust, family problems, and learning not to let anyone get too close, Ari never expected love to find her. She definitely didn't expect it to come in the form of Nyla-the loud, stubborn, endlessly patient girl who somehow broke down every wall Ari had built around her heart. What starts as an unexpected friendship quickly turns into something neither of them can ignore. late night phone calls, stolen glances, inside jokes, and quiet moments slowly become the kind of love people spend a lifetime searching for. But love isn't always enough when life keeps pulling them in different directions. Secrets, distance, jealousy, and the weight of growing up threaten everything they've built together. They'll have to decide whether their love is strong enough to survive the people who doubt them and the parts of themselves they're still learning to heal. Some people come into your life to teach you a lesson. Others come to change it forever. She was the girl who stayed. A heartfelt wlw romance about first love, healing, loyalty, and finding the one person who chooses you, even when the world gives them every reason to leave.

Kameron Zion Lewis thought transferring schools was supposed to be a fresh start. New campus. New faces. No drama. Yeah... that shit lasted all of five minutes. The second she crosses paths with Malachi "Mal" Brooks-Williams, everything goes left. Mal is the loudest stud in the damn school, always got a blunt tucked somewhere, a drink in her hand after school, and enough confidence to make anybody sick. She swears everybody wants her, talks the most shit, and always has the last damn word. Kameron can't stand her cocky ass. Mal thinks Kameron's attitude is funny as hell. Every hallway turns into an argument. Every class becomes a competition. Their friends are tired of breaking up almost-fights. Teachers already know their names for all the wrong reasons. They talk shit. They bump shoulders on purpose. They dare each other. They push every damn button they can find. But somewhere between all the arguing, smart-ass comments, jealousy they refuse to admit, and late-night run-ins, that hate starts looking a little too much like something else. Now they're stuck wondering how the fuck you go from wanting to swing on somebody... to wanting to kiss them or fuck them. Sometimes the person you hate the most is the same person you can't stay the hell away from.

Two studs from rival sides of the city never planned on falling for each other. Khaori is reckless, feared, and known for handling problems with her fists before words. Nyla is colder, smarter, and tied deep into street business she can't escape. What starts as sneaky link-ups, late-night rides, and tension-filled arguments turns into obsession, jealousy, loyalty, and violence. The streets talk too much, exes want revenge, and both girls got tempers that destroy everything they touch. Love in their world isn't soft. It's screaming matches in parking lots, busted lips after fights, guns tucked under car seats, and still choosing each other at the end of the night. But toxic love always comes with a price.

SXS " here we go again"

Oneshots and poems

Stud X Stud 💋 . One lost connection leads to weeks of searching and a second chance they didn't expect . Something that started off as a troll turns into something real . Distance , fame and real life test what they're building , but walking away was never as easy as letting go . This is a book about timing , risk,and choosing each other even when it gets hard . START : ?/?/26 .

Niyleigh wants to be a photographer, and live a perfect life with her girlfriend Amiyah. That's until Amiyah invited her to a family reunion. Taylor caught Niyleigh's eye... what happeneds to her future plans now?

Adapted From: Studs Get It Wetter. The deal? A threesome, no strings, no feelings. But the heart never plays by the rules MUST READ.

Jade thinks that there's nothing wrong with stud on stud relationships because it's still a girl under the clothes. But Jae thinks that you should just date a man and it is nasty until someone changes her mind.