In the small religious town of Edenvale, Daniela Avanzini has spent her entire life building the perfect image. She's beautiful, popular, captain of the cheer squad, and determined to win Prom Queen before escaping the town forever. To everyone around her, Daniela looks flawless. Sophia Laforteza is the complete opposite. Openly gay, constantly judged, and treated like an outsider by almost everyone at Holy Crest School. She smokes, rides motorcycles, and skips the rules. But when Daniela accidentally discovers Sophia's self-destructive secret, what begins as teasing, arguments, and constant tension slowly turns into something far more dangerous-an attraction Daniela refuses to admit, especially in a town where being associated with someone like Sophia could destroy everything she has worked for. Caught between religion, reputation, desire, and fear, Daniela finds herself spiraling toward the one person she was taught to avoid. And the closer she gets to Sophia, the more her perfect world begins to crack.

Strange things start to unfold in a small Oregon town. Dark figures start following one 18-year-old student, Daniela Avanzini as she's forced to investigate the strange sircumstances around her father's death, avoid danger while simultaneously figuring out her feelings with a new student, Sophia Laforteza. Sophia, dealing with the after affects of her parent's marriage problems due to the move in particular, sets out to help Daniela to take her mind off things. Little do both of them know, they'd be more connected than they would've thought. Warning: • Smut. • Violence. • Illegal activities. • Drugs.

Sophia has always liked Daniela, even though she refuses to admit it herself. When Daniela gets a boyfriend, Jonah, Sophia willing to do anything to call Dani hers. A/N: this story contains mature themes.

On the field, they are complete opposites: Sophia plays like she's orchestrating a masterpiece, while Daniela plays like she's going to war. As the team's voice and captain, Daniela is terrified of being replaced by the league's new golden girl, and even more terrified of the overwhelming crush she's hiding behind every harsh tackle. When Sophia finally demands to know what she did wrong, a single moment of frustration blows their tension wide open, throwing Sophia entirely off her game. a sodani story inspired by "Luck is not something to be found just anywhere" by cherrry_3939 a/n: yes, im american. i will be using american terminology.

[STORY & TEXTING AU] "I should have stopped pretending a long time ago." /// Sophia Laforteza and Daniela Avanzini aren't exactly friends. they know each other from school, but that's it. then, they somehow become friends. one day, Sophia's family starts pressuring her about being single before a huge family reunion. Meanwhile, Daniela's ex won't stop showing up everywhere and acting like he still wants her back. so then, Sophia's mom gets an idea. maybe the girls could date? or maybe even fake date? and that's unfortunately what the girls are forced to do. Fake date. not that hard right? just a couple of rules. -hold hands in public -attend parties as a couple -act cute -act like the perfect couple ever -and absolutely NO catching feelings. but of course, the last rule is the hardest one to follow, isn't it? ( slow burn, smut, maybe a sprinkle of fluff) 𝚂𝚘𝙳𝚊𝚗𝚒 𝙺𝙰𝚃𝚂𝙴𝚈𝙴 𝙵𝚊𝚗𝚏𝚒𝚌 𝙰𝚗𝚗𝚊𝚡𝚘𝚡𝚘𝟷𝟸𝟹 𝓟𝓻𝓮𝓽𝓮𝓷𝓭~

In which Daniela, a monster hunter, falls in love with Sophia, a vampire. What will happen when she finds out the one person she fought so hard to get is the thing she's supposed to hate most? Or Daniela is whipped for Sophia until it matters most. Title from Bite Me by Enhypen. (originally posted in february)

Manon Bannerman was the kind of lawyer you'd hire on sight. All sharp angles and sharper wit- plaid power suits tailored to perfection, hair slicked back like a promise, expensive cologne clinging to her skin like a threat. She walked into a courtroom like she owned the deed, every step exuding the kind of confidence reserved for those inches from making senior partner. For her, litigation was a blood sport- and she never left the arena without the win. Every case she touched, she devoured. Ruthless, eloquent, and relentless, prosecutors often stalled at the mere sight of her name on paper. The courtroom was her kingdom. Her opponents? Merely entertainment. She'd smirk through their arguments, dissecting them like weak closing statements. Except for one. Daniela Avanzini. A case that refuses to end. A rival that refuses to lose. A woman who- much to Manon's absolute fury- gets under her skin in ways no legal opponent ever should. Daniela's presence is an infuriating paradox: poised, infuriatingly eloquent, and so goddamn magnetic that Manon's jaw clenches and her brow creases every time she opens her perfectly painted mouth. To them? They despise each other. To everyone else? It's obvious. Because to the jury, to the judge, to the entire courtroom gallery- the only thing louder than their arguments is the crackling, unbearable, wildly inappropriate sexual tension threatening to burn the whole place down.