We spend our whole lives believing we have time. Time to fall in love. Time to say the things we've been too afraid to say. Time to make memories, fix mistakes, and become the people we're meant to be. But time has never promised us forever. Sometimes, it slips through our fingers quietly - hidden inside ordinary mornings, unfinished conversations, stolen glances, and moments we don't realize are precious until they're already gone. And sometimes, the cruelest thing about running out of time isn't knowing how little you have left. It's finally finding something worth living for. Because when the clock begins to count down, every second becomes a memory waiting to happen. And there are some summers you never truly leave behind. Some summers change you. Some summers break you. And some summers teach you how to breathe before time runs out. This is The Summer I Stopped Breathing, and this is Aimee's story. ©️ Blessing Benedicta (plotbunnyxo) | 2026

She was born into a golden cage. He built his life behind walls no one dared cross. At twenty-two, Vivian Ashcroft has everything people dream of--a billionaire surname, endless luxury, and a future already planned for her. The only problem? None of it belongs to her. Her parents have chosen the parties she'll attend, the people she'll impress... even the man they're determined she'll marry. Then, on a night, she meets a stranger beside a motorcycle. He doesn't ask for her name. He doesn't care about her family's fortune. And the moment he learns she's an Ashcroft... He tells her to get lost. Ryder Kane has spent his entire life proving everyone right about him. The city calls him dangerous, violent, and trouble. He stopped correcting them years ago. As far as he's concerned, people like Vivian Ashcroft are everything that's wrong with the world--privileged, untouchable, and completely blind to the damage wealth leaves behind. They should've walked away that night. Instead, fate keeps pulling them back into each other's lives. With every encounter, hatred turns into curiosity. Curiosity becomes an addiction. And somewhere between family expectations, buried scars, dangerous choices, and the life neither of them ever wanted... they begin to discover that the people they were taught to fear may be the only ones who truly understand them. Sometimes the biggest prison isn't poverty. Sometimes it's privilege. And sometimes the most dangerous person you'll ever meet... ...is the one who makes you want to break free.

Jungkook can see ghosts. He just never expected one of them to be a boy who doesn't know he's dead. Taehyung remembers only his name. And somehow, he's Jungkook's problem now.

Inside the quiet, dimly lit radio studio, Kevin feels safe. Behind the microphone, he can be anyone he wants to be-far away from the ghosts of his childhood in Hawthorne. Then the line clicks open. A raspy voice asks a question that makes the blood run cold in his veins. Forced to play along to keep his listeners from realizing something is wrong, Kevin is dragged back into a dark past he barely remembers. But the caller remembers everything. And as the clock ticks closer to midnight, Kevin realizes this isn't just a prank call-it's a trap.

Seraphine and Harvey, two opposites, Harvey always by himself now part of a "family". And Seraphine in the castle, sheltered, naive, now out in the world trying to navigate living on the not so lawful side of things.

𝐞𝐧𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐲- 𝐞𝐧𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐝𝐞𝐬𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐛𝐞𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐝𝐞𝐞𝐩, 𝐨𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐧 𝐦𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐥 𝐟𝐞𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐟 𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐬 𝐬𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐨𝐧𝐞. "I fucking hate you, but I crave you more than I should," Draco gritted out, pressing her up against the wall. "Shut up, and just kiss me already." Lorelai Nott knew better than to associate herself with Draco Malfoy. But as her twin brother's best friend, she couldn't escape him. With cold glances and sharp insults, their rivalry was known. During their last year at Hogwarts, everything begins to change. Their rivalry is questioned, secrets are revealed, and the line between hate and desire begins to surface into something more. Warnings: Contains smoking, use of drugs, language

Keisha Harrison has waited two years for the one night that could make her whole world feel real-tickets to see her favorite K-pop group. At seventeen, she's finally in the front row of her dream... until her parents insist she bring her older brother, Marco Harrison, twenty-three, along for the ride. Marco expects chaos. Keisha expects music. No one expected what happened.

He owns the most exclusive club in New Orleans. She came to prove monsters don't exist. Psychology doctoral candidate Evelyn Sullivan has built her career studying why people believe in myths, legends, and monsters. Vampires are nothing more than fascinating folklore... until her research leads her to The Velvet Vein and its dangerously charming owner, Malcolm Rourke. Mal has spent nearly two centuries hiding in plain sight. Confident, ruthless, and impossible to ignore, he's exactly the kind of man Evie should avoid. Instead, she can't stop asking questions... and he can't seem to stop letting her. As attraction turns into obsession, a long-buried mystery resurfaces. The brother Evie has mourned for nine years may not be dead at all. Some legends are born from fear. Others are born from the truth. And some loves are worth forever.

These are the letters I never thought I'd write the words I kept buried, the tears I cried when nobody was watching, and the feelings I was too scared to say out loud. Some letters are about heartbreak. Some are about loneliness. Some are about the person I used to be and the person I'm still trying to become. Maybe nobody will ever understand these words the way I do. Because every letter in this book is from my heart... to me.

He writes about him. He reads about himself. The game begins. Elías is invisible. Arthur is everywhere. When Elías starts writing a story inspired by the boy he can't stop watching, it's just a secret-until Arthur finds it. Instead of exposing him, Arthur starts a game. Anonymous comments. Teasing glances. A push and pull that blurs the line between fiction and reality. But games have a way of becoming real. And the one who falls first isn't the one you'd expect. Welcome to their story.