Gabby didn't come to Stoneybrook to make friends-especially not with girls like Mary Anne Spier. Too careful, too neat, too exactly-the-opposite-of-Gabby. But something about the way Mary Anne watches her-with quiet curiosity, not judgment-pulls Gabby in before she can stop it. Mary Anne notices things. Always has. But she doesn't understand why she keeps noticing Gabby. The new girl with the sharp eyes and sketchbook full of secrets. The girl who seems like she's fine being alone-until she's not. What starts as lingering glances and soft exchanges turns into something neither of them expected. In the hush between words and the spaces they create for each other, a bond begins to form-tentative, electric, and maybe more than just friendship.

What happens when the jock, Kristy Thomas realizes she may like Stacey McGill. How will Kristy react? At camp Moosehead the babysitters club needs to learn how to adjust to new challenges, how will Kristy do that without mentioning her feelings for Stacey? Read to find out.

At twenty-four, Malia has everything she once thought she wanted. Fame. Red carpets. A sold-out world tour. A husband the world adores. Married to rising music star Malachi, she's part of a golden celebrity couple everyone envies. The cameras love them. The interviews sparkle. The ring on her finger shines like proof that she "won." But behind closed doors, when the lights are off and the music stops, the truth is quieter. Darker. Malachi drinks too much. His temper shifts without warning. The man the world sees isn't the man she lives with. And every night, as she lies awake beside him, Malia realizes something devastating: The worst mistake she ever made wasn't marrying him. It was losing Kylie. Once her best friend. Once her safe place. Once the only person who ever really saw her. The once inseparable cast - Malia, Kylie, Malachi, Freya, Dara, MK, and Josh - they were chaotic, young. And then one choice shattered everything. Malia chose Malachi. Kylie walked away. Now, trapped in a life that looks perfect but feels like a prison, Malia wishes for one impossible thing: What if I could go back? And then she does. She wakes up in her eighteen-year-old body - back on that tour bus, before the wedding, before the betrayal, before she let the love of her life slip through her fingers. This time, she knows how the story ends. This time, she knows who truly mattered. And this time, she's not choosing him. She's choosing Kylie. A second chance. A buried love. A friendship that was always more. Because sometimes the greatest love story isn't about finding someone new- It's about going back and choosing the person you should've chosen all along.

Kylie and her manager Mel are no strangers to dating assumptions. Having known each other for over a decade, not to mention playing love interests in a show, rumors are bound to spark. But when a fan accuses them of having feelings for each other during a live, Kylie finds herself denying everything and Mel, silent. Confused and curious, Kylie finds herself now wondering if her manager actually has deep rooted feelings for her or if she's imagining everything in her head. What if she does? What if everything changes? What if she finds herself....having feelings back? KyliexOC

Malia starts finding carefully printed Kylia fanfics slipped under her blanket or left on her pillow. Each one is a sweet, funny, sometimes angsty story about Kylie and Malia, stories that feel personal, almost like someone really knows their dynamic inside and out. At first, Malia is confused and a little creeped out. Who's the secret fan? Is it a prank? Malia tries to figure out who the mysterious author is without causing drama on the tour. She suspects different cast members but no one owns up.

Yoko's shitty dad sells his only daughter for money and blessings but to who was she sold and how does navigating that go? Inspired by 'The Contract' by Hades_LastSon21 on Ao3. Go read theirs too!

Angel's world was turned upside down. Or at least she assumes it was. In truth, she simply can't see the world at all anymore. Because she's blind. She wasn't always blind, but when some guy decides to beat your face in for hooking up with his girlfriend (even though you were unaware that she even had a boyfriend), well, that sort of thing can happen. And it happened about six months ago. She's been adjusting as well as she can be with zero sight, but it isn't easy. The hardest thing is probably the simple fact that she can't see anymore. She's always loved to just enjoy staring at nature; stars, clouds, the ocean, the sunset, the sunrise, and so much more. None of which she can see anymore. And to make matters worse, she's always had a bad memory. Which wasn't a problem before, but when the only way to see the world is through your memories, what do you do when you can't remember it? That was Angel's problem. Enter: Wednesday Addams Wednesday is a writer and eloquent with her words. So maybe, just maybe, all Angel needs to experience the world again, to "see" the world again, is for Wednesday to simply use her words. Though Angel's lack of sight isn't the only problem they'll be facing. Strange new abilities, kidnappings, and ultimatums, Angel will have to stand up and protect the people she cares about. But is she up to the job? Good thing sin's on her side. Just maybe not for the other people. Takes place after season 1 of Wednesday Also Weems is alive because I said so

A Christmas Carol tells the story of bitter and miserly Ebenezer Scrooge and his ideological, ethical, and emotional transformation resulting from supernatural visits by Jacob Marley and the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come.

Selfish and spoilt Mary was sent to Yorkshire. She hated it. But when she finds the way into a secret garden, a change comes over her life. *This story belongs to Frances Hodgson Burnett. I don't own anything.

Six years ago, a deep friendship broke up. Kylie Cantrall and Malia Baker took different paths. Now, they're making music together-but only one of them knows it. In 2031, pop icon Kylie Cantrall (26 years) travels to a London to collaborate with "Glitch," a masked, anonymous producer at the top of the industry. Hidden beneath the chrome mask and a voice modulator is Malia Baker, the girl Kylie drove into hiding years ago. As they record a track about heartbreak and redemption, Kylie begins to recognize the ghost in the room. Malia is playing a dangerous game: how close can she let the "Voice of a Generation" get before the mask finally slips?