Ignoring each other like we didn't even exist was easy. That's the way it's always been. Until one starry, blood moonlit night changes everything we thought we had ever known. When what started as a birthday toast quickly turns into a chance to get the idea of each other out of our system, it's clear that nothing good could come from it... Even if the feeling is nothing but good. Before we know it we find ourselves fastened together like a stitch of thread on a vintage shirt, holding on for the crude interruption to our well thought out lies. There's just one thing about lies though, little by little they show their truth. The rules are simple -don't date your best friends brother. But unfortunately... The stolen stares and the secrets take over everything, making it impossible to think about anyone else. I think there's been a glitch, one I would ruin myself for. A million little times.

Four girls. One dream. Enough attitude to set arenas on fire. A world tour with Harry Styles. For Rebel Blush, it's the chance of a lifetime. When Harry Styles handpicks them as his opening act, the opportunity is too good to refuse. But for Delilah "Dee" Vale, who swore love was off-limits, the tour is about to test more than her voice. Fame, temptation, secrets, and one dangerously charming pop star might just turn her world upside down.

Val hadn't necessarily planned to spend her 27th birthday alone - but somehow, she ended up in Rome anyway. What she didn't know was that the Eternal City - and fate itself - had other plans. And soon enough, she'd find herself rolling the dice she never even knew she held.

𝐙𝐚𝐫𝐚 𝐖𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐰𝐨𝐨𝐝 never wanted to do this movie - especially not with him. Harry Styles. Former boyband heartthrob, global superstar, and now... actor. This is only his second film, but the entire world is already watching. Zara's not just expected to work with him - she's expected to pretend to fall for him. On-screen, anyway. The problem? They already have history - messy, complicated, unforgettable history. The movie? It's called Pretend. Fitting, considering that's all they've ever done. Pretend to hate each other. Pretend they've moved on. Pretend none of it ever meant anything. But the more they film, the more lines blur. Because every scene in Pretend feels a little too familiar - like someone rewrote their past and handed it back to them in a script. What started as a role becomes real. Too real. And when the cameras stop rolling, they're left with something neither of them can run from anymore. They were supposed to be professionals. They were supposed to keep pretending. But you can't fake the kind of love that nearly ruins you.

"In silent screams, in wildest dreams, I never dreamed of this."

It starts with a wild girl and a dangerous kiss. Harry never expected to fall into Jules' chaos-or into the life of her best friend, Lena. Lena, soft-spoken, spoken for, and always one step from disappearing. Caught between them is a slow, aching pull: of friendship, of heartbreak, of love that comes too quietly to name. Lovers. Friends. Almosts. "I'll keep orbiting until you let me go."

It was just a contract. A few months in Italy. A kitchen to myself. A moody client who was never around. Except he was. Barefoot, distant, too polite. And I was-unfortunately-already starting to care. He didn't ask for company. I didn't ask for complications. But somewhere between shared breakfasts and late-night apologies, something shifted. And now I'm trying not to feel everything all at once-for a man who won't even call me his, not out loud. They said don't fall for your boss. They didn't warn me what to do when he starts falling back.

A girl from a small country moves to Los Angeles with her closest friends, chasing dreams and new beginnings. Against the backdrop of sunlit rooftops, restless nights, and the silence of missing, she crosses paths with Harry Styles- aching, uncertain, and not quite ready to be seen. What begins as a fleeting encounter grows into something lasting, as two hearts learn to navigate distance, intimacy, and the rare comfort of being known.

Elle's life was mapped out-law school, bar results, a brillant boyfriend in the same field, and a future in a courtroom. But a chance encounter in a smoky jazz bar with a certain pop star turns everything upside down. Pulled into the world of music, songwriting, and fame, Elle finds herself between who she's expected to be and who she might become. ---- Author's Note: This story takes its time. It's a story about finding your voice before falling in love. It's about music, friendship, letting go of expectations, and figuring yourself out. If you're here for the journey, not just the romance-you're in the right place.