Manon Bannerman likes being invisible. It keeps her safe. But safety disappears the moment Sophia Laforteza - loud, confident, chaotic, and completely impossible to ignore - decides Manon is the perfect girl to help her make her ex jealous. What begins as a fake relationship quickly becomes something far more complicated, filled with jealousy, tension, late-night messages, and feelings neither of them want to admit are real.

In a world fueled by speed, a daring rookie collides with a seasoned pro celebrated for her precise control. As they face their limits and learn from each other, an unexpected bond forms amid the high-stakes thrills of racing.

Manon Bannerman never planned to share an apartment with the most magnetic girl on campus. Daniela Avanzini-Fine Arts theatre major, cheerleader, social sun everyone orbits around. But one wrong dorm lottery and a chance meeting during orientation week turned them into roommates and, somehow, best friends. From the outside, it's easy: Manon is the steady one, the early-morning runner, the art student who keeps aspirin and water ready for Daniela's hangovers. Daniela is the wild one, the party girl who fills their apartment with laughter, music, and the occasional stranger's shoes. But under the quiet rhythm of their days, Manon hides a truth she's never said aloud-she's in love with her best friend. She tells herself she can live with it. That watching Daniela fall into the arms of someone else-someone who isn't her-hurts less than losing her entirely. But when a series of small moments begin to blur the lines between friendship and something more, Manon is forced to ask herself the question she's avoided for years: Had I told you... would we have been more than this?

A theater kid. An exchange student. The resident DJ. A cheerleader. An arts girl. And your typical emo teen. A very odd group to get Saturday detention, but even odder things happen an hour into their school service project that will change their lives forever.

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.

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.

At Dream Academy, six girls from different worlds hide secrets behind perfect reputations. The football captain, the genius, the quiet kid, the artist, the president, and the ex-victim turned mean girl, each bound by lies that could unravel them all. KATSEYE HIGH-SCHOOL AU

"I came back for him. But stayed for her." James was the boy everyone wanted-charming, reckless, and Sophia's s high school sweetheart. Until he wasn't. When he left for L.A., he found Manon-a girl who tasted like late-night kisses and borrowed cardigans. But what started as a fling became something Manon never fully let go of. When she transfers to James and Sophia's school, Manon expects tension. She doesn't expect Sophia. The girl he broke. The girl Manon can't seem to stop thinking about. In a tangle of summer scars, rewritten heartbreaks, and cardigan-wrapped confessions, three lives collide. Some hearts heal. Some don't. But some find love where they least expected it. But even after everything got messed up, everyone remembers it all too well

Manon swears to hell she'll never love anybody so easily ever again. In an attempt to hold off any more opportunities for heartbreak, she makes a long, long list of so-called 'green flags' or conditions to date her. Only when a person is able to meet all of these conditions-ridiculous, all-too specific, as well as far-fetched-will Manon even consider properly dating them. She definitely didn't think annoying, haughty, and popular child actress Sophia Laforteza would meet all of them, yet here she is.

Megan is one of the top hockey players in the country. Her bestfriends Lara and Yoonchae always tease her about being single. When Daniela and Manon practice their routines at the Arena Sophia's family owns will things change between the six girls.