Freya Skye didn't come to Blackridge Academy to make friends. She came to disappear. After a past she refuses to talk about and rumors that nearly destroyed her, Freya has learned one rule: Stay quiet. Stay invisible. Stay safe. Malachi Barton breaks that rule the moment he notices her. He's everything she isn't-powerful, feared, untouchable. The king of a school built on secrets and reputations. No one challenges him. No one gets close. No one sees the boy behind the walls. Except Freya. What begins as curiosity turns into protection. What turns into protection becomes obsession. And what becomes obsession slowly turns into love. But both of them are hiding scars the world doesn't know about. When Freya's past resurfaces and enemies begin to close in, their fragile peace shatters. Lies spread. Trust breaks. Hearts are tested. And suddenly, love isn't enough to save them. In a world where silence can be deadly and storms never warn you before they hit, Freya and Malachi must decide: Hold on to each other... Or let fear win. A slow-burn, emotional, dark romance about healing, trust, and finding home in the most unexpected person.

𝐄𝐧𝐣𝐨𝐲!

Valentine's day dance fralachi

At Westbridge High, everyone knows the golden boy. He's the star athlete, the teacher's favorite, the guy who smiles and the world bends around him. He's charming without trying, confident without apology, and used to winning - on the field, in class, and with people's hearts. Nobody says no to him. Nobody stays unimpressed for long. Until her. Freya moves through school like she doesn't care about the spotlight. She isn't interested in popularity, doesn't chase attention, and definitely doesn't fall for rehearsed smiles or practiced charm. Where everyone else sees perfection, she sees performance. And she refuses to clap for it. When the golden boy's ego takes a hit after she brushes him off more than once he makes a reckless bet with his friends he can make her fall for him It's supposed to be easy. Just another win. But what starts as a game becomes complicated when Freya refuses to play by anyone's rules. She challenges him, calls him out, and sees pieces of him no one else bothers to look for. For the first time, winning doesn't feel simple and losing doesn't feel like failure. As rumors spread, loyalties shift, and the line between fake and real starts to blur, the golden boy has to decide what matters more: keeping his perfect image... or risking everything for the one person who never wanted him in the first place.

The bass in the dorm basement is too loud, but the silence in Room 302 is louder. Malachi Barton is a storm with no center, all jagged teeth and heavy breathing, breaking things just to see if they'll bleed. Freya Skye is the party that never ends-because if she stops dancing, she might remember how to scream. One room. Two players. Three inches of steel carved with a promise that turned into a curse. He wants her out. She wants to forget. But when the lights go out and the nightmares start, the only thing sharper than the blade under her pillow is the look in Malachi's eyes when he realizes she isn't just a player. She's a survivor. And he's the only one close enough to get cut.

Piper transferred to Valley View High with one simple goal: keep her magic a secret and survive the school year. That plan was going fine... Until she met Colby Madden. He's annoying, confident, suspiciously observant, and somehow always around when things go wrong. Which would already be bad enough, except for one problem. Colby has powers too. Apparently, the universe thought giving abilities to the two most chaotic teenagers in the same school was a great idea. Now Piper is trying to keep her magic under control, Colby won't stop flirting with her, and the secrets between them are getting harder to hide. And the worst part? She's starting to like him.