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A sodanon story. Sophia thinks she knows where her heart belongs. Manon thinks she's in control. Daniela thinks everything is fine. They're all wrong. . . . - Nightblood_ZZ 🌙

At Kingsley Academy, power is inherited, not earned. Daniela rules the school with fear and silence, shaped by a family built on control. Sophia was warned to stay away-until curiosity becomes more dangerous than fear.

When order collapses, something steps quietly into its place unseen, unclaimed, yet inevitable. Those who sow cruelty learn that even the dark keeps its own kind of balance.

Sophia and Dani's side quests from Library Turf Wars. Rated D for Drama.

Sophia is the unbothered natural leader, an academic achiever who forgot all her hobbies due to fear of distracting herself too much that could lead to her losing her honorable title. She was never pressured but she felt the need to do good Daniela, the transferee who challenged her academic title was also a star student in her previous school. She was also a very good dancer and a quiet person who loved reading They may have started off as rivals but soon they become real great friends. But the Filipina didn't realize that she already fell for the Latina. Will their love story prevail?

A spy on the hunt. A hacker in the shadows. Neither knows the other's true code.

A vibrant, hopeful love story about two souls forever connected by the magic of a golden hour promise. Every sunset becomes their meeting place, a celestial reminder that some bonds are written in the light of the sky itself.

Dani dances to stay hidden. Sophia dances to be seen. When their worlds collide on the same stage, unspoken feelings begin to surface-tender, terrifying, and real. But in a world that makes loving each other feel like a sin, will they choose the dance... or the silence? Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. While inspired by real artists, all names, characters, places, and events are products of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual people, living or dead, is purely coincidental.