It was supposed to be one night. No last names. No promises. No reason to ever see each other again. Jon was older, rough around the edges, and dangerously easy to want. By morning, you walked away knowing almost nothing about him, and expecting it to stay that way. Then you met Jacob. Charming, intense, and impossible to ignore, Jacob Callahan had a way of making everything feel like it belonged to him, including you. His temper should have been a warning. His jealousy probably should've been another. Instead, you fell for him. Months later, Jacob decides it's finally time for you to meet his family. And standing on the other side of the door is the one man you never expected to see again. Jon. Your boyfriend's father. One look is enough to know he remembers everything. Neither of you tells Jacob. What happened was before him. It meant nothing. It's over. At least, that's what you keep telling yourselves. Because the longer you're around the Callahans, the more you begin to realise just how alike father and son really are. The same temper. The same intensity. The same inability to let go. And, apparently, the same taste in women.

Rule number one: Don't look at her. Rule number two: Don't cross the line. Staying in her father's guest house was supposed to be simple, but Frank is finding it impossible to keep his eyes off Nora. He watches the way she hides behind her clothes and tolerates a guy who doesn't deserve her. Frank knows he's out of line. He knows he's too old to fall into this trap. He just doesn't care anymore.

Jon Bernthal x female OC Aria Cortez returned to Savannah for one reason: her father's recovery. Starting over as an elementary school teacher wasn't part of the plan, and neither was seeing Detective Jon Bernthal again-her father's best friend, the man who still calls her Kid, and the last person she should be falling for. But when cryptic letters, forgotten memories, and a decades-old mystery begin to unravel, Aria finds herself at the center of a secret someone has spent years trying to bury. The closer she gets to the truth... the closer she gets to the man she can never have. Some mature content I will give warning before I write it.

There was something about the town of Ganford that made people stay. Maybe it was the burnt orange skies of the desert, or the state route that stretched across it. Everybody knew everybody. Everybody had their secrets. Lily Campbell spent 22 years of her life learning them. Ganford made people predictable. Except for one man. Foster Harrigan came and went with the seasons. The Campbells have been family friends with Foster longer than Lily could remember. After years of silence surrounding the mysteries of the town, Lily digs deeper, only to continuously run into the man who secretly ran Ganford.

But he's your dad's best friend? You found yourself doing the one thing that you had sworn off years ago, returning to your hometown the summer of your junior year in college. The town you last left with heavy bags and an even heavier heart when you were still naive and full of hope that the big city would bring you opportunities and the "college experience." It disappointed. Leaving you with a suspension crumpled in the bottom of your glove box, a heavier alcohol tolerance, and a mission to swear off boys your age for good. What you didn't expect was how much unfinished business and tightly knotted ties still remained, tugging you in different directions. From family drama to buried grudges, and one lifelong crush in the mix... I bring you "His Own Darling." A Dean Winchester/Jenson Ackles x Reader Fanfic.

Honora, known as Nora, is twenty-three years old when she leaves Seattle after a painful breakup with Isaac. Worn down by the pressure of college life and the relentless chaos of the city, she returns to her father's home in the small town of Riverfront, Oregon, planning to stay from September until Christmas. She hopes to find peace, distance, and enough quiet to piece herself back together. But Riverfront isn't nearly as frozen in time as she remembers. As the past refuses to let go, old family ties begin to take on new meaning, and unexpected faces reappear, Nora quickly realizes that nothing will be as simple as she'd imagined. Especially when Tommy (Jon Bernthal) enters the picture. Her father's best friend, her neighbor, and a police officer just like him, he's sarcastic, self-assured, infuriatingly composed, and far too present. Ever since her return, he hasn't stopped teasing her, as though he'd never forgotten who she was. And in a town where everyone knows everyone, some secrets are impossible to keep. Some lingering glances are even harder to hide.

Was he always this undeniable ?, maybe he should have been considering he's your dads best friend yet something about him brings you to him every time .

Jay raised his son alone. He doesn't ask for much-just stability, loyalty, and the kind of life you build with your own hands. Then Sofia arrives in Nick's life, and everything becomes complicated. She's beautiful and intelligent in a way Nick doesn't appreciate. Jay sees it immediately. He also sees the danger in looking too long, in feeling too much. She's off-limits. Untouchable. His son's girlfriend. But knowing something is wrong and being able to stop it are two different things. What unfolds between them is raw, intense, and impossible to ignore-a collision of forbidden desire and the bonds that are supposed to hold a family together. A dark, gritty novella about temptation, loyalty, and the impossible choices we make when everything we love is on the line.