Chloe Charming x Hazel Hook While traveling through Wonderland to stop Maddox Hatter, Chloe Charming and Hazel Hook constantly clash. Chloe believes in following the rules and protecting everyone, while Hazel, Captain Hook's fearless daughter, prefers taking risks and trusting her instincts. Their opposite personalities lead to endless arguments, but they soon realize they make the perfect team. After becoming separated from the others in a twisted maze created by Wonderland's magic, Chloe and Hazel must rely on each other to escape. Along the way, they discover hidden memories that reveal both of them struggle with living up to their parents' legacies. Chloe fears she'll never be as noble as Cinderella, while Hazel secretly worries she'll always be judged for being Hook's daughter. As they overcome magical challenges together, their rivalry slowly turns into friendship. Hazel teaches Chloe that being brave sometimes means breaking the rules, while Chloe shows Hazel that kindness is not a weakness. During the final battle, Hazel risks everything to protect Chloe from one of Maddox Hatter's enchanted traps, and Chloe refuses to leave Hazel behind, proving how much they mean to each other. By the end of the adventure, the two share a quiet moment overlooking Wonderland. Although neither of them says exactly how they feel, they promise to face whatever adventures come next together. Their growing bond leaves their friends smiling-and fans wondering if this unlikely hero-and-villain duo could become Wonderland's next great love story. Also this will be a slow burn

The Gold Digger By MIYAMOTO MAI "It's all about money, yeah?" -A Yuzuru Hanyu Fanfiction -completed

Vivienne Laurent is used to being watched. Captain of Team Canada. Olympic gold medalist. Fashion industry favorite. The internet's latest obsession. Every version of her belongs to someone else already. The media gets the composed captain. Sponsors get the perfect image. Fans get the cigarettes, the sharp suits, the slow-motion edits. Nobody gets the real Viv. Then Milan happens. Amber Glenn was supposed to be a distraction - too loud, too emotional, too easy to want. But somewhere between Olympic pressure, late-night parties, camera flashes, and moments that only exist off camera, Viv starts losing control of the one thing she's always protected perfectly: Herself. And under the brightest lights in the world, hiding becomes impossible.

Childhood friends, Yongsun and Moonbyul follow different paths when Yongsun gets married at the age of 25. However, two years later she is pregnant and facing divorce and Moonbyul returns to her life to help. The two women become business partners and little Stella, Yongsun's daughter, has a powerful link with her adopted aunt. But she wants something peculiar. Meanwhile, everybody sees Moonbyul and Yongsun as a couple, except the two of them. I originally posted this fic in a different site from August 2019 to May 2020

It is all in the title darling.. I will use Y/n for the reader I don't think i will be able to write smuts I LOVEEEE angst...so if you are planning to read this book...expect it coming your way. -mai

Attack on Titan preferences - Including Annie, Armin, Bertholdt, Conny, Eren, Erwin, Hanji, Jean, Levi, Marco, Mikasa, Petra, Reiner and Sasha. Enjoy and dream :3

Kim Yongsun a COO of Kim Inc. One day the company was near bankruptcy. The only thing her father could think of is investing with another company. Little did she know she will be marrying the CEO of that company to have a strong investment. Moon Byulyi the CEO of Moon Inc. where Kim Inc. had the investment with. A playgirl who loves playing with other girls like they are just toys and not human. Her father forces her to marry a girl she doesn't even love nor know. Their fathers were best friends, they can't say no to each other. Will they agree? Will they love the person in just a forced marriage? Can they and the person get along with each other? Can Yongsun change Byul the way she was?

At the 2025 World Figure Skating Championships, everything changes. Luna Sato is Japan's quiet masterpiece, the skater everyone calls perfect, polished, and untouchable. Every program she performs is a story told in fragments: stars stitched into movement, a rabbit hidden in the details, emotion so controlled it almost feels distant. But behind the artistry is exhaustion, pressure, and a heart that feels like it's always one mistake away from breaking. Alysa Liu is everything Luna isn't, instinctive, fearless, and impossible to predict on ice. Where Luna builds meaning into every second of her skating, Alysa lives inside the moment itself. When they meet as rivals on the world stage, it's not just competition. It's recognition. It's disruption. It's something neither of them knows how to name. As their paths collide through Worlds, the Olympic season, and beyond, rivalry blurs into obsession, admiration, and something dangerously close to understanding. Meanwhile, the world watches, edits, and speculates, turning every glance, every score, every shared ice surface into a story of its own. But beneath the medals, pressure, and perfectly choreographed programs, both girls are chasing something they can't quite articulate: To be seen. To be chosen. To be enough, without having to perform for it. And in a sport built on precision, the most unpredictable thing of all might be what happens when control starts to slip.

An Olympic figure skater who burns too bright. The one standing just above her on the podium. They were never supposed to be anything but rivals- until second place starts to feel personal.

Working as Alysa Liu's assistant was never supposed to be complicated. It was meant to be early mornings at the rink, tightly managed schedules, and a clear line between personal and professional. You were there to keep her world running smoothly - not to get pulled into it. But Alysa has never been easy to keep at a distance. Somewhere between late-night travel, shared glances across empty arenas, and the quiet intimacy of knowing her better than anyone else, the boundaries start to blur. A touch lingers too long. A joke feels too loaded. And suddenly, "professional" becomes a word neither of you seems able to define anymore. Because when the spotlight fades and it's just the two of you, the question isn't whether this is a bad idea- ...it's how far you're both willing to go before everything unravels.