Crystal Khan and Eli Moskowitz were inseparable since childhood - best friends who spent almost every hour of the day together. Their mothers Caroline and Noor were best friends who lived across from each other, both of their parents were divorced so the four of them had become a little family. Until one summer night at computer camp before the start of high school changed everything. A kiss. A confession. And Crystal's panic that sent their friendship crashing into silence. Now sophomores at West Valley High, Crystal has undergone a complete glow-up. She's the silent queen of the school - more powerful than Yasmine's group. - Surrounded by her group of friends: the hot headed captain of the flag football team; Amber Lopez, the student council president; Ruby Lane, volleyball star; Pearl Monroe, and the football players; Mason Clarke and Chase Gutierrez. She rules from the top, but the guilt of abandoning Eli still haunts her. Eli, once her shy, awkward best friend, has faded into the background... Until Cobra Kai changes him. Cobra Kai. Seasons 1-6 @mri_ma 2026 I do not own Cobra Kai, just the parts of the story I changed and my characters.

Pony Beckette, adopted at eighteen by Charlie Swan due to his inability to make proper decisions due to his own mental health, joins Forks with only one thought. He's already dead, so why should he care? Seth never thought his imprint would come in the form of Pony, but despite the scars and episodes, he wouldn't change him.

Paul Lahote never imagined he'd have an Imprint, and he definitely didn't think it'd be Dorian Swan, Bella Swan's brother.

[ 𝐨𝐜 𝐱 𝐨𝐜 ] He's Kook prince from figure eight, she's an outcast Pogue from the cut. Wayne Cameron and Sydney Maybank are opposing forces. But when they get wrapped up in a mystery to find a sunken ship wreck, it seems they may have more in common than they once thought.

Maverick (Mac) hawthorn was never one for conversation. Neither was Rick grimes. S3-S11 Rick grimes x male oc

He is cold, reckless, untouchable. She is fearless, reckless, already falling apart. He left, leaving behind the only girl who ever managed to get under his skin. When he returns, she's no longer the bright, stubborn girl he remembers. Now she's addicted to drugs, drowning in self-destruction and living as if tomorrow doesn't exist. He pretends he doesn't care. She pretends she doesn't need anyone. But some people are impossible to forget.

She entered the arena at fourteen. She survived it at twenty-three. But the Games were only the beginning. Sera Vale, daughter of a former victor and heir to District 8's legacy of resilience, never expected to become Panem's deadliest mystery. Quiet, calculating, and armed with nothing but throwing knives and a hatchet, she carved her path to victory in the 66th Hunger Games. Earning a reputation the Capital never forgot. But survival comes with a price. Forced into President Snow's world of secrets, lies and exploitation, Sera discovers that the Games do not end when the arena fades. Her only solace is Finnick Odair; the charming, haunted victor of District 4, who understands the darkness she's been sold into because he's lived it too. Together they form a bond strong enough to defy Snow himself. From the flames of two Hunger Games arenas to the ruins of the Capital, Sera's journey is one of survival, love, rebellion and healing. This is the story of the girl who was never meant to be a symbol, but became one anyway.