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.

This is a very over due update of Coleys point of view give feed back and thank you guys so much for reading❤

Girls like girls like boys do, nothing new. Based on the videoclip from Hayley Kiyoko, but with my own twists to it. Read the author's notes please. Coley is Trenton's little sister and they never got along very well. This gets even worse when Trenton starts drinking a lot. And when he starts taking his girlfriend, Sonya home more often, things start to get even more complicated. Eventually Coley and Sonya start hanging out and Coley starts developing feelings for Sonya.

*In the editing process* Sequel to 'Girls Like Girls' starring Stefanie Scott as Coley and Kelsey Asbille as Sonya. Based off of the music video by Hayley Kiyoko. It's been a long time coming, but Coley and Sonya have finally come to terms with the fact that they are in love with one another. But every story comes with many levels of hardship, and they will need to stick together to overcome them all. Will their story bring forth a happy ever after? Or will the multitude of surrounding threats keep them from that?

*Based on the music video 'Girls Like Girls' performed by Hayley Kiyoko, and starring Stefanie Scott as Coley and Kelsey Chow as Sonya.* Two girls. One boy. One story. In the suburbs of Austin, Texas. How will this play out? *Y'all should really watch the video, it's truly incredible. Oh and of course, this is a girlxgirl story, just saying.

At an engagement party they never wanted to attend, Ginny and Jayna find themselves sitting across from the past they thought they had moved on from. Two exes. Two strangers. One night that quietly unravels everything they believed about closure, timing, and growing up. Because of a wedding neither of them can avoid, Ginny and Jayna are forced to realize something heavier than heartbreak-adulting itself. The kind that doesn't just reopen old wounds, but reshapes how they see friendships, family, and the strangers who slowly become part of their everyday lives. It's the kind that comes with bills, choices, unexpected connections, and learning that people don't always end up where you expected... including yourself. Because growing up isn't just about moving forward. Sometimes, it's about who you meet when you finally stop pretending you're fine.

Ginny is a woman of few words and one very large, very inconvenient crush. She's "the reserved girl"-the one who'd rather calculate the trajectory of a falling star than strike up a conversation with a stranger. But she's also brave enough to be openly herself, even if her romantic life has been a series of silent pining sessions from the back of the lecture hall. Tired of watching from the sidelines, Ginny decides it's time to confess. The problem? She knows absolutely nothing about her crush's interests. Enter Jayna: the campus sunbeam, the girl everyone knows, and the best friend of Ginny's mysterious beloved. Jayna is chaotic energy personified-the kind of girl who can charm her way out of a parking ticket and into a VIP lounge. When Ginny approaches her for insider intel, Jayna sees an opportunity. She doesn't just want to help; she wants to turn this into the ultimate romantic heist. Jayna's "help" comes with strings attached. To "prepare" Ginny for her big confession, Jayna subjects her to a series of increasingly ridiculous "practice dates," social experiments, and "compatibility tests." It's meant to be a game-a way for Jayna to keep things interesting while playing Cupid. But as the crowd fades away and the two are left alone in quiet dorm rooms and late-night diners, the script starts to flip. Amidst the chaotic advice and the fake-dating drills, Ginny begins to see the vulnerability Jayna hides behind her cheerful mask-a girl who has never once shared her own preferences with the world. Meanwhile, Jayna realizes that she's accidentally curated the perfect partner, but for the wrong person. As the deadline for the "big confession" looms, the butterflies aren't coming from the thought of the crush anymore. They're coming from the girl holding the playbook. In this romantic comedy of errors, Ginny and Jayna must figure out if the best way to win the game is to stop playing by the rules altogether.

Ginny Natnicha, the cold and composed heiress of the powerful Natnicha Empire, is known in the business world as a woman who never fails, never bends, and never falls in love. Jayna, on the other hand, was once just an ordinary employee in Ginny's company-hardworking, simple, and unnoticed. Fate slowly intertwined their lives when Jayna was promoted to become Ginny's personal secretary. Long nights of work, shared struggles, and quiet moments turned into something neither of them expected: love. They fell in love, got married, and once believed they would conquer the world together. But marriage was not the fairytale they imagined. Pressure from the empire, family expectations, business conflicts, pride, misunderstandings, and unspoken hurts slowly built walls between them. The love that once felt warm and safe turned cold and distant. Now, instead of lovers, they live like strangers who share the same house and the same last name. Both believe their love has already run out. Unable to bear the pressure, the coldness, and the pain of loving someone who seems to no longer love her, Jayna decides she wants a divorce. However, divorcing Ginny Natnicha is not easy-family reputation, company shares, contracts, and power make their marriage almost impossible to break. Desperate and heartbroken, Jayna comes up with a painful plan: If Ginny falls in love with someone else, then maybe she will finally let her go. So Jayna begins to push Ginny toward another woman, hiding her own pain behind cold words and fake smiles-never realizing that Ginny might still love her more than anything. Because sometimes love doesn't disappear. Sometimes it just gets buried under pride, pain, and silence. And sometimes, losing each other is the only way they realize they were never out of love at all. (Inspired by Queen of Tears)

Jayna Suthivan thought her career was over. After a messy breakup and a public scandal destroyed her image, the former TV darling is offered one last chance to stay relevant: pretend to date Thailand's most famous actress. ​Beautiful, wealthy, and fiercely private, Ginny Rattana is planning her own public coming-out and she needs a flawless, media-trained romance to shield her image. The rules are simple: don't fall in love, don't cause a scandal, and never forget that it's all just an act. The problem? Their chemistry feels far too real to be fake.

Ginny Naricha has never had a say in her own life. ​Forced to leave behind the home she loves for a world she never asked for, she boards a grand ship bound for a new horizon. ​Amidst the cold elegance and the stifling expectations of society, Ginny meets Jayna Suthivan, a girl who is bold, captivating, and unlike anyone she has ever known. ​In the heart of the ocean, surrounded by secrets and unspoken rules, a connection sparks that neither can resist. Because some journeys change you in ways you never expected. And some feelings... refuse to be ignored. A GinJay Titanic AU.