Set in a bustling American high school, "New Romantics" follows the lives of two talented dancers, Manon and Daniela, whose worlds collide in the shared corridors of dance, academics, and social life. Manon, the confident new girl, is outstanding in hip-hop and effortlessly captivating, while Daniela, the school's "it girl," exudes intelligence, elegance, and an enigmatic allure. As they navigate friendships, parties, and the subtle tension of unspoken attraction, a slow-burning connection begins to form between them. The story explores desire, self-awareness, and the thrill of unexpected connections. Danon fan fiction, everything is fictional and not related to the girls' personal life

Tahlio ardor a words that describes a love hate relationship fueled with vengeance. Every smile, every touch, every promises curated into perfection. Practiced overtime that the line between pretence and reality blurs into something overwhelming Betrayal right behind leads to hatred A death that brought Manon and Daniella closer A destructive vengeance TAHLIO ARDOR

High school AU They were popular for different reasons. Daniela had the picture perfect life, perfect boyfriend, perfect family and perfect reputation. Manon? she was the 'supply' of the whole school. And most of all a player. Had sex with almost every girl in the entire school. But never settled with any of them. What would happen if the truth were to be uncovered? "Fuck you." "Already did." This story is mostly going to be about Manon and Daniela written by the narrator's pov. Manon Bannerman 19 (held back) Daniela Avanzini 18 Lara (Raj)agopalan 19 (held back) Megan Skiendiel 19 (held back) Sophia Laforteza 17 Yoonchae Jeung 16 Slow burn, mature, involvement of illegal substances, violence.

Only When It's Late follows Daniela Avanzini - a perfectionist ballet dancer with a bright future, a polished boyfriend, and a well-rehearsed life. But everything unravels the moment she's paired in rehearsal with Manon: a sharp, confident contemporary dancer who sees through every mask she wears. At an elite performing arts conservatory in New York, where ambition is currency and desire is always restrained, Daniela tries to keep control - of her body, her path, her feelings. But Manon doesn't make that easy. As stolen glances turn into late-night rehearsals, then into something Daniela can't name out loud, the lines between performance and truth blur. And when love finally dares to speak, Daniela must face the one person she's spent years hiding from - herself.

Manon swears she's done with commitment. Daniela swears she doesn't have time for love. But when a dating app match turns into something neither expected, both are forced to confront the ways they hide behind control - and how much scarier it is to be seen. On a campus where everyone's trying to figure out who they are, their connection feels like a mistake that keeps making sense. Between late-night study sessions, crowded parties, and quiet walks home, Manon and Daniela learn that falling for someone isn't about being ready - it's about meeting each other halfway.

In The Unspoken Rhythm, the electrifying tension between Daniela and Manon becomes a focal point for KATSEYE as they navigate their rise to global stardom. While Daniela struggles to maintain her professional focus as the group's dance captain, her "silent desire" for Manon manifests in lingering glances and a heightened sensitivity to every accidental touch during rehearsals. Manon, seemingly calm but deeply observant, reciprocates this magnetic pull with a quiet intensity, creating a slow-burn atmosphere where every unspoken word carries the weight of a confession. As the group embarks on their first world tour, the close quarters of planes and hotel suites push their mutual pining toward a breaking point, forcing them to confront the fine line between being partners and being lovers. Observing this romantic stalemate from the sidelines, the rest of the members-Sophia, Lara, Megan, and Yoonchae-embrace their roles as the "Chaos Crew" to nudge the pair together. What begins as a series of playful bets and a secret group chat quickly evolves into elaborate schemes, including "accidental" rooming errors and staged moments of forced proximity designed to break the silence. While the other girls' meddling often leads to hilarious awkwardness and lighthearted frustration, it highlights the deep bond of the "found family" that supports Daniela and Manon. Ultimately, the story explores the balance between public image and private passion, culminating in a resolution where the "Danon" relationship finally blossoms amidst the supportive chaos of their bandmates. ⭐ Top 10 in #Katseye | 5K+ Reads! ⭐ Thank you for the love on this slowburn!

Lines We Cross is a queer slow-burn romance set in the glossy, ruthless world of modern-day Hollywood-where fame is currency, image is everything, and the heart is the last thing you're allowed to protect. Daniela Avanzini is a rising actress whose breakout role in an intimate indie film has the press circling-and the queer internet buzzing. She's sultry, calculated, and used to controlling every angle of her narrative. But when her team suggests a bold PR move to keep her momentum going-fake dating a quiet, up-and-coming singer named Manon-Daniela agrees. Not because she's sure of herself, but because she's not sure at all. Manon Bannerman doesn't crave the spotlight. She's thoughtful, composed, and emotionally reserved-a stark contrast to the Hollywood chaos Daniela thrives in. When the offer comes to be part of a faux relationship with one of the most desirable actresses in the industry, Manon says yes... for the visibility, the career jump, and maybe, secretly, out of curiosity. But as public appearances start to blur with private moments, and the performance begins to feel less like a lie, both women are forced to confront what they've been running from-desire, vulnerability, and the fear that maybe what's fake is becoming something real. Stylish, intimate, and emotionally fraught, Lines We Cross explores the complicated intersection of fame, queerness, and the unspoken tension between two women who were never supposed to want each other-but do.

In Los Angeles, where lies are currency and appearances can kill, two elite operatives are ordered to do the one thing neither of them is trained for: fall in love-convincingly. Manon Bannerman is precision incarnate. Swiss-Italian discipline, Ghanaian fire, and a reputation built on control, restraint, and survival. She doesn't improvise. She doesn't flirt. And she definitely doesn't play house. Daniela Avanzini is chaos with a smile. Venezuelan-Cuban, dangerously charming, allergic to rules, and far too good at pretending she doesn't care. She lies like she breathes-easily, beautifully, and with a wink. Their mission is simple: infiltrate a powerful crime syndicate by posing as a wealthy, affectionate couple embedded in Los Angeles' most exclusive social circles. The rules are clear. The cover must be flawless. The feelings must be fake. But between staged arguments, over-the-top public affection, one-bed safehouses, and whispered banter during gunfights, Manon and Daniela discover that pretending to love each other might be more dangerous than the mission itself. With enemies watching, bullets flying, and two very different bosses breathing down their necks, they'll have to decide what's real, what's survival, and what they're willing to risk when the mission ends. Because in a city built on illusion, the most dangerous lie might be the one they tell themselves.

When film student (Daniela) follows Olympic-bound sprinter (Manon) for a documentary, she uncovers the truth behind Manon's perfect image-and feels a pull she never expected.

When Manon, got the letter saying she was accepted into geffen academy. The best sports school in the country. She had one goal. Join the soccer team and prove her worth and how good she is. The only problem is, Manon isn't the best at being on time. And pushing herself. She was the best on her school team. But geffen academy was on a different level. And level she had not realized she needed to be on. So when she barely makes the soccer team, and meets the team captain. Perfectionism as a person. Timely and precise, incredibly good at soccer. Her first impression isn't great. Actually it ended up being really bad. So she made enemies with her captain. She is so screwed.