Orelia Jones moves to a quiet cul-de-sac just before her freshman year, hoping for a fresh start after a past that still lingers heavier than she lets on. She doesn't expect much from the town, definitely not the boy who lives across the street. Atticus Barsotti has been there his whole life. Same house, same street, same routine. Until Orelia shows up. What starts as a simple welcome (and his mom's infamous peach pie) turns into something neither of them planned: an easy, unspoken bond that carries them through the first years of high school. Close enough that everyone assumes, but never quite crossing that line. Until junior year. As things at home begin to unravel, Atticus starts slipping. Quietly, carefully, in ways no one at school seems to notice. Everyone, except Orelia who feels the shift before she understands it. The late nights. The distance. The silence where there used to be something steady. Then, without explanation, he's gone.. from her life, at least. Cut off and left with nothing but questions, Orelia is forced to face something she's always feared: losing someone without knowing why. But this time, the answers are right across the street. If she's willing to look close enough. And if she's not too late.

What if the meet-cutes you write started coming true in real life? Harper Lin's debut novel made her the next big thing in romance. That was two years ago. Now she's surviving on delivery apps and denial, holed up in her apartment, writing absolutely nothing. When her agent begs her to write something (their careers depend on it!), Harper does the only thing she can think of: she writes the most clichéd meet-cute in existence, steps outside to get coffee, and gets hit by a car. She wakes up to find the scene she wrote has come to life. Literally. What follows is a series of increasingly unhinged meet-cutes manifesting in Harper's real life, a mysterious new neighbor who owns her book, a best friend who thinks the spreadsheet is a cry for help, a neighbor down the hall who has very strong opinions about smut, and the slow dawning realization that the magic isn't giving her what she asked for. It's giving her what she actually wants. Which would be nice. If she knew what that was. [Standalone] Contemporary Romance | Romantic Comedy | Magical Realism

✍︎ MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE When Shaurya Singhania finally found the peace he'd lost four years ago, Vadehi Rajvansh found the answer to every problem she had been running from. A marriage that began as a deal for her, but became a calm for him. A journey to heal the wounds carved by their pasts, and to find a happily ever after in the most controversial circumstances. 🦋Group chaos 🦋 Age gap 🦋He fell first . 🦋She fell harder. This story is my work and no one has right to either copy it or publish it on their name. All rights reserved