The lives of two footballers navigating love, laughter, and life at the top of their game. From Euros glory and pre-season chaos to cosy nights with friends and moments behind closed doors, this story captures the highs, lows, a breakup and joy of a modern relationship between two women chasing dreams, on and off the pitch.

This is the story of how I met her - the one I wanted to outplay, outsmart, and secretly couldn't stop thinking about. What started as rivalry turned into whispered secrets, stolen moments, and a love so fierce it refused to stay hidden. It's messy, hilarious, and full of those small, electric touches that say everything without words. It's about finding a home in someone else's arms, even when the world wants you to stay apart. About holding on tight, getting a little possessive, and laughing through the chaos. And most of all, it's about choosing her - again and again - until we no longer have to hide. This is our story. Wrapped up like a warm blanket, with lipstick marks, late-night confessions, and the kind of love that feels like coming home.

Jude Jones is not where she thought she'd be. At twenty-something, she's stuck in a grim London pub kitchen that smells faintly of fryer oil and regret, living in a shoebox flat with her overweight dachshund, Taco, and pretending life isn't shit. At some point, through a mix of boredom, poor life choices, and convenience, Jude starts using Alexia's Instagram DMs as a personal notes app. Shopping lists. Recipe ideas. Mild breakdowns. It's easy. It's there. It's not like Alexia Putellas is going to see it. Except she does.

Romy Liora Quinn has never liked being seen. Raised in London by a quiet British mother and a Spanish father who coaches a low-league women's team, she grew up on football sidelines - sometimes playing, mostly watching, always observing. Now in her twenties, she spends more time behind the camera than in front of it, capturing emotion through a lens rather than feeling it for herself. A short freelance photography job abroad is meant to be just that - short. Professional. Safe. But then there's her. The centre-back with a fire behind her smile and a past that tugs at something buried in Romy's memory. They were just kids the last time they met - a shared summer between mothers, forgotten almost completely. Almost. Now, years later, the memory comes back slowly, piece by piece - in the curve of a laugh, in the flash of something familiar behind bold eyes. And Romy, who thought she'd built a life out of quiet distance, suddenly finds herself pulled toward something loud, bright, and terrifyingly close. A story about memory, missed chances, and the person you were never supposed to forget.

izzy cooper has just moved back to milton keynes after spending 6 years of her life in america. what will the introvert do when she joins a new high school. read as she meets leah williamson and they find love within their friendship

A bunch of random oneshots with Preath, any requests are welcome

evelyn and leah have been friends with benefits for a while. the two girls were close from a young age. they only have one rule. don't fall in love what's the worst that could happen? started: 19/04/24 ended 20/06/24

The 20 year old, Spanish midfielder, Thea Pilar Léon, just signed a new 2 year contract with Barcelona. She's one of Spanish best midfielders after her best friend Aitana Bonmatí. Thea is very passionate about football and lose her mind sometimes. Sometimes she can't control it and leash it out on the field. But outside the field she's an angel and wouldn't hurt a fly. She always was the cold sister, when it's about love next to her older sister Mapí Léon, Mapí was totally loved up with her Girlfriend Ingrid. Thea never really understood it. She never has girls over or went on a date because her first rule ever is: "don't catch feelings. It'll distracted you from your passion." But will anything change after a champions league game against Arsenal where Thea collided with Leah Williamson? Or will it just hurt both of them?

Love story über Georgia und yn. Viel spaß beim lesen.

"Never fuck the company" ist ein guter Ratschlag. Zumindest sollte man versuchen den Rat zu befolgen. Es sei denn, eine Person schafft es doch, dir den Kopf zu verdrehen. Kannst du der Person widerstehen? Wie wirkt es sich auf die Mannschaft aus? Aber vor allem, hat diese Person auch Gefühle für mich? Diese und noch viele andere Fragen stellt sich Ona Batlle. Gehen wir auf ein gemeinsames Abenteuer voller Liebe, Trauer, Eifersucht und andere Katastrophen...klingt doch viel versprechend, oder?