People think the hood is all shootings, drugs and tragedy. They clearly ain't met the Southside Royals. Meet Zion King. Twenty-two. Billionaire. Kingpin. Professional babysitter of thirty loud, hard-headed adults who share one brain cell. One keeps flirting with him. One speaks Spanish to his guns. One found a raccoon and decided it was family. Ghost... Nobody knows where Ghost comes from. Their biggest rivals spend more time roasting them than fighting. Pops starts every sentence with, "Back in my day..." And somehow... Zion still thinks he's the one in charge. Until one unexpected surprise turns his already chaotic life upside down. Welcome to 𝐀 𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐜𝐨𝐦. Nothing here is normal.

When two best friends reconnect after their 'SITUATIONSHIP' Will they reconnect or just leave the past in the past ?

no matter how hard you try sometimes loves just inevitable

Moving back home with your parents after being gone on your own for so long is never easy. Its even harder when the the city you move back to is one you left to better yourself and leave a life that was a threat to your life. When Coah moves back home after some time to live with his father, he finds out some things have changed. His father has let someone move in with him (Maverick) who is reserved and quiet and has a complicated past. As Coah tries to adjust to this new life back in the same city, while also staying on the right track, he finds himself drawn to something he never expected...Maverick.

Kiaroh Mason starts his first year of college at Forstate College hopping to get the most out of his soccer season. Within his first weeks he meets what he calls " his dream man". Will Kiaroh per-sue love or his ambitions for soccer...

they were best friends, then they weren't. They were enemies, then they weren't. They were lovers, then they [...] This story is a love story between two friends who reconnect in college after a big falling out, but when they reconnect their friendship takes an unexpected turn.

Naomi is eighteen, soft-spoken, artistic, and tired of being treated like a question instead of a person. As a feminine intersex boy growing up in a world that always wants to label him, he's learned how to be quiet, careful, and guarded with his heart. Salem is nineteen, calm, observant, and steady. He doesn't talk much about his feelings, but he shows up. He always shows up. Strong, protective, and loyal, he's been Naomi's best friend for years - the one place Naomi has always felt safe. What starts as an unbreakable friendship slowly, quietly becomes something deeper. Through late-night talks, shared silences, small jealousies, painful misunderstandings, and moments where the world pushes back, Naomi and Salem have to learn not only how to love each other - but how to choose each other. This is a slow-burn, emotional coming-of-age romance about: • Growing into yourself • Being seen • Learning to accept love • And finding home in another person Tender, emotional, and intimate, 'The Way We Learn Each Other' is a story about two boys who don't fall in love all at once - they grow into it.

idk. sol·ace comfort or consolation in a time of distress or sadness: story not rlly gonna be sad, just liked the word.