Some people come into your life quietly. Others crash in like a wave-and suddenly, everything changes. Dylan Murphy has always played it safe. She's the quiet girl living in her older sister's shadow that no one really notices, except for her best friend Bex or course, and maybe the cute boy from art club. Art is her escape, but beyond that? Dylan's not sure where she belongs-especially after high school ends. Zach Marino, on the other hand, is everything she's not. Popular, confident, and about as off-limits as they come. So when they unexpectedly join forces in hopes of helping Zach stay on the hockey team, Dylan immediately regrets her decision. What was she thinking? Can Zach surprise her and prove that just maybe, he isn't all bad like his reputation? One surprising semester. One to-do-before-college list. Friendship to win. Everything to lose. And maybe-for the first time in both their lives-everything to find.

What happened to The Phillips Girl? People have been asking questions about a little girl for twenty-five years...an innocent child in a yellow coat who vanished without a trace...who had no idea what was going to happen to her. Lots of secrets lie beneath the surface of the old money, culture, and elegance of Ashbourne, the capital of Leoria. There are years of mysteries, resentments, and grief hidden in its heart. Did the Phillips family really get destroyed by the Salvatores and the Ryders? Maybe...Maybe not. The history might be a lot more complicated. And when a group of young people starts searching for answers...they find each other instead and begin to fall for people they were never supposed to love. Because the heart doesn't really follow logic or convenience, right? When their families have spent decades hating each other, can love and friendship change a path built on hatred? Author's Note: This story is set in the fictional country of Leoria. While some aspects of its culture and geography may resemble real-world places, Leoria is entirely fictional. Warning: Contains occasional swearing and suggestive themes. Recommended for ages 13+. Image Credits: All images belong to their respective owners and creators. Used solely for aesthetic visualisation of characters, settings, and story themes. Happy reading. 💛💚 Multiple-time #1 in Original Fiction 🏆 Multiple-time #1 in Whodunit 🏆

Ema thought working as the team's physiotherapist would be simple: treat injuries, ignore egos, and definitely not fall for the players. Well, maybe it would have been, if the club's most talented player Enzo hadn't scratched her in more ways than one. With a group of friends that feels more like found family, and a love triangle that complicates everything, suddenly nothing is simple anymore, especially when a rumor leads to a fake relationship that becomes very public. But when the past starts to come back, they realize that the person they want the least is exactly the one who understands them the most. Because pretending to be in love is easy... actually falling in love? Not so much.

"I was built for the shadows. She was made for the light. And he was the storm that made us both want to burn." Celeste has spent her life in the background, anchored only by her art and her outgoing best friend, Maya. But when she meets Arien-a chaotic, gray-eyed college pitcher with a hidden lens-she finds someone who finally sees her. Just as Celeste's quiet feelings begin to bloom, Maya makes a breathless confession: she's in love with Arien, too. Trapped between the best friend she can't lose and the boy who stole her heart, Celeste chooses silence. But love was never meant to stay a whisper... New chapters every Wednesday & Sunday! ♡, Hope you enjoy this! #5 in unrequited out of 15.2K stories on 26 Aug 2026 #173 in bestfriends out of 129K stories on 31 Aug 2026 #8 in friendstolovers out of 69.2K stories on 2 Sep 2026 #50 in university out of 69.7K stories on 4 Sep 2026 #54 in university out of 69.9K stories on 13 Sep 2026

Cairus Music was the only thing that ever listened back. Every note I played held control, precision-something my life never gave me after my parents were taken in a mafia raid. I built myself from silence into perfection, a name people respected, a sound they couldn't forget. But at this university, something feels wrong. Eyes linger too long. Footsteps echo when no one's there. The past I buried is breathing down my neck. And then there's Vance. Loud where I'm quiet. Reckless where I'm controlled. Dangerous in ways I can't read. He watches me like he already knows something I don't. Like I'm part of a rhythm I never chose. I don't trust him. But somehow, I can't ignore him either. Vance I don't fail. I just don't care-about classes, rules, or anything this place pretends matters. But I need Adrian to pass, so I play along. Show up. Pretend. Then I hear him. Caius. Every note he plays feels too perfect, too controlled-like he's hiding something under all that precision. And I know secrets when I see them. I've lived in them. He thinks he's untouchable. Untamed. He's wrong. Because I see the cracks-the way he looks over his shoulder, the tension in his hands. Someone's already hunting him. And the worst part? I don't know if I want to protect him... or be the one who breaks him.

The Lamb was never meant to trust The Fox. ---------- Miel has spent her life sheltered behind the walls of her kingdom, raised to be kind, dutiful, and willing to sacrifice her own happiness for her future subjects. Alopex has spent his life learning the opposite. As a thief and survivor, he knows how to lie, disappear, and take whatever he needs. When he is hired to kidnap the princess, he has no reason to care about her fate, only his reward. But their escape is cut short when a beast attacks them on the road. Wounded and desperate, they stumble upon a castle hidden deep within the woods. It belongs to the fae. And they have no intention of letting their new guests leave. Yet the greatest danger may not be the monsters in the dark. Because the Lamb was never supposed to need the Fox, and the Fox was never supposed to care whether the Lamb lived.

Amelia Cooper is on the way to becoming a famous songwriter. She is known for writing a pop hit and this might finally be her breakthrough. Despite this fame, her parents are making her go to collage. She reluctantly packs her bags and chooses to go to University of University of Connecticut. One night at Uconn, she goes to a party and just as she walks in the door, she locks eyes with a girl. Nika Muhl knows what she wants, and it's basketball. She plays basketball for Uconn. One night after winning the first game of her season by shooting the buzzer beater, she and her teammates decide to go to a party. After getting a bit too drunk, she finally decides to leave. Just as she's about to leave, she stumble on to a person who just arrived. The next day, a photo taken of them goes viral, and there's one solution to this problem. Nika Muhl x fem OC

an adventurous romantasy about love, memory, distance, grief, and the things people are wiling to do to preserve themselves. ****** Some places are held together by stone. Others by memory. The floating islands are drifting apart. As ancient traditions begin disappearing with them, Cultural Archivist Elowen Alder is sent across the skies to preserve what remains before entire cultures are lost forever. Accompanied by a wandering guide who seems to know every island by heart but shares almost nothing about himself, Elowen begins collecting forgotten songs, fading festivals, and stories no two islands remember the same way. Until the stories begin pointing toward something impossible. Someone is searching her journals. Witnesses disappear before she can question them. And the closer Elowen comes to uncovering the truth, the more desperate someone becomes to stop her. Because some histories were forgotten. Others were buried. And if Elowen reaches the Forgotten Isle, an entire world will be forced to remember what it chose to leave behind. With danger closing in and trust becoming harder to give, Elowen must decide whether the quiet guide beside her is the only person she can rely on... or just another story waiting to betray her.

Everyone has heard of Draco Malfoy - the arrogant Slytherin prince. The boy with the perfect name but impossible expectations. Nerida Roberts has never concerned herself with reputations. When she finds herself consistently intrigued by Draco and his resilience, she quickly discovers that the boy people claim to despise is hiding something far more complicated than meets the eye. Draco doesn't need someone to save him. He needs someone who is willing to believe that he can save himself. Disclaimer; All characters in this book belong to J.K. Rowling - some attributes and characteristics have respectfully been tweaked.