Enid pulled back, breathless, her chest heaving. "Wait-please, don't-don't do this just because you feel sorry for me." Wednesday's eyes were dark, her lips reddened from the kiss. She regarded Enid for a long moment, then let out a sound that was half a scoff, half a laugh. "You truly are delusional," she murmured. "Be quiet, Enid. I want to kiss you again." After their first, unexpected hug at the end of Nevermore's chaos, Wednesday Addams and Enid Sinclair find themselves facing a challenge far more perplexing than monsters or murder mysteries: each other. What begins as an awkward gesture slowly unravels into something neither of them anticipated-an exploration of emotions Wednesday has always dismissed, and a bond that refuses to be ignored. WARNING!!! violence, smut

Just some oneshots of Wednesday and Enid being in love and living together in their daily lives. PG-13! 1. Language: Mild to moderate profanity, but not extreme or pervasive. 2. Violence: Some intense or realistic violence may be present, but it's not graphic or excessively brutal. 3. Smut: Some suggestive themes, but explicit things or strong sexual content have their R-rated chapters.

Madison Hutchins moved to Temecula, California during sophomore year. When her and Olivia Rodrigo, the most popular girl in school and the cheer captain, meet, they don't exactly get off on the right foot. Olivia decides to just ignore Madison for the rest of the year but once she finds out Madison is her new neighbor and the two get paired up for a school project, that plan goes downhill. g!p OC

Orm's new year resolution " New Year New Me" what she didn't expect was to meet her beautiful neighbour who lives just next door. (Short Story)

girlxgirl HIGHEST RANKING(S): #1 IN GIRLONGIRL #1 IN GIRLS #1 IN TEACHER #5 IN GXG An emotionally battered woman with a craving for a attention and a high-school senior who has been more through more than her fair share of trying events. What happens when these two are put right next door to one another? Lexi is a young, beautiful senior whose past has forced her to grow up quicker than most. From losing her father, to being moved into another man's house at her mother's desire, to being outed to the entire high school... she's built up some pretty thick skin. When her path crosses with a woman who is pushing through a quickly-deteriorating marriage, there is a connection made that cannot be ignored. Lexi fills a void in Evan with her constant willingness to give and satisfy, while Evan is slowly patches up the holes that other's have left in Lexi along the road. The complications with their relationship are numerous: a marriage, age, unaccepting parents, and the fact that the two are in the same high school every day of the week. If at all, how can two individuals with their own personal struggles overcome these obstacles to get to one another?

After something went wrong in her old town, Y/N's family packs up and moves just before her senior year. No one ever really says it outright, but the blame follows her at home, everything feels colder, more distant. If she wants anything, she has to earn it herself. Trying to stay out of the house as much as possible, Y/N notices her neighbor struggling with a broken lawnmower one afternoon. She steps in to help, not expecting much from it. But the woman, grateful, invites her inside and that's when Y/N meets her daughter, Manon Bannerman, who happens to be in the same grade. That small moment turns into something more. Y/N starts doing odd jobs for the Bannerman household, earning a little money and, for a while, a sense of stability she doesn't have at home. But when school starts, everything shifts. Instead of being a familiar face, Manon becomes part of the crowd that targets Y/N. The bullying is constant, and Manon along with her friends seems determined to make Y/N's life even harder. Then, at a party, something changes. After a messy breakup, Manon, upset and not thinking clearly, seeks Y/N out. But instead of an apology, she offers a proposition one that could change the balance between them in ways neither of them fully understands yet.

As Sonya and Coley enter a new chapter of life (College) They have to figure out how to function, as they are officially 19. As they adjust to a new city, a new space, and moving in together, they have to maneuver through the challenges that are thrown at them. College may be hard, but they have each other..at least for awhile

After struggling to figure out who she is, Sonya has thankfully come to terms with her sexuality and her and her beautiful girlfriend Coley have just started a wonderful relationship. However, Sonya has a bunch of stuff she is still trying to navigate: how to exist as a queer person in a small rural town, in a family that she doesn't know will accept her, and in a community where her toxic ex-boyfriend still roams around. How will she juggle everything while rebuilding lost trust with the love of her life? Will she ever be able to finally get it right? THIS IS VERY NEW AND IN PROGRESS. new chapters coming very soon!

Sonya Hernandez and Coley Martin have been best friends since they where babies. After thirteen years together, the girls were pressured to date and have boyfriends. Coley never had a desire for boys and fought off the pressure of her peers. Sonya, however, fell victim to that pressure and ended up dating a bad boy highschool sophomore Named Trenton, who claimed to love her. That is exactly when Coley realized exactly why she never wanted a boyfriend. Based off of the song and video, "Girls Like Girls" by Hayley Kiyoko. All ownership goes to her.

sonya is struggling with her feelings,she has a bf and friends but shes not truly happy with them..and she only likes being around coley half the time. FYI jealous sonya