❝ray?❞ he asked softly ❝can i take off your dress?❞ ____________________ ׂׂૢ་༘࿐ ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ in which loraine is the only girl allowed in welton and charlie is particularly fond of mr nolan's daughter ੈ✩‧₊˚ 「 fem!oc x charlie dalton 」 「 tropes included: best friends to lovers, secret relationship, forbidden relationship, mutual pining 」 「 started: august 10. 23. 」 「 finished: february 20. 24. 」

"...losing control of what's me and you..." Eugene Rosenthal had plenty of problems, however his biggest was definitely his too tall roommate with stupidly perfect hair. It was decided a long time ago that Knox Overstreet was the root to all of Eugene's problems. Ever since Eugene transferred to Welton Academy in the tenth grade, ever since being roomed with Knox Overstreet, Eugene tried to hate him. It was hard to hate Knox Overstreet. [Dead Poets Society] [knox overstreet x male oc] [a bit of chris noel x male oc] [based on the FILM adaptation of the novel] [Characters and story belong to Tom Schulman] [start: August 2025 - ..]

Hockey royalty was never supposed to have secrets. But Sidney Crosby has one. At the end of his rookie season in 2006, before the championships, before the dynasty, before the captaincy truly defined him, Sidney Crosby became a father. Her mother left before the ink dried on the birth certificate. From that moment on, it was just the two of them. Raised between locker rooms, road trips, and Stanley Cup celebrations, she grew up surrounded by hockey's biggest names. Marc-André Fleury taught her how to skate. Evgeni Malkin taught her Russian swear words. The Pittsburgh Penguins raised her almost as much as her father did. But she never wanted to be known as Sidney Crosby's daughter. So when she graduates and takes a media job with the San Jose Sharks, she does it quietly. New city. New life. No famous last name attached. What she doesn't expect is the Sharks' newest star rookie. Macklin Celebrini. The first overall pick. The future of the franchise. And a guy who grew up idolizing Sidney Crosby. At first they're just friends. Late night food runs, team dinners, inside jokes with Will Smith. But somewhere during Macklin's rookie season, friendship turns into something neither of them planned. And she hasn't told him the truth. Because falling for a rookie is complicated enough. Falling for someone who worships your dad? That's a disaster waiting to happen. Book One of the Bloodlines & Blue Lines Series