"Relax," I murmured softly. My voice dropped without me even thinking about it, lower now, closer. "Is this okay?" Charlotte hesitated. I felt it in the way her shoulders shifted beneath the tension, the tiny pause before she answered. Her fingers tightened once more around the armrests. Then loosened slightly. "...Yes." The word came out quieter than before. Careful. Neither of us spoke. Then, after holding there for just a second too long, I leaned forward. Slowly-so slowly it almost felt deliberate enough to give her time to stop me, if she wanted to. The distance between us shrank inch by careful inch, my gaze flickering briefly to her lips before lifting again to her body posture, searching for any sign that I should pull back. But I didn't. And when the last trace of space between us finally disappeared, I kissed her. --- Audrey DuPont is used to the party life, smoking and drinking until the sun comes up, and throwing money without a second thought. But what happens when money can't save her? Charlotte Brown is the polar opposite of the head cheer captain. She's stoic, quiet, smart, and most of all, she isn't a trust fund kid like the rest. The only thing on her mind is graduating and making money. They both want something from each other, but as the thin line blurs between academics and attraction, they'll have to wonder: Is it really worth it?

In a world where nothing is freely given, how much can they give when there may be nothing for them in return? Heartbreaks... Love... Everything in between... And hopefully, a happy ending! © All rights reserved

My boss is cruel, demanding, and determined to make my life miserable. Every shift leaves me wondering why I haven't quit yet. But when circumstances force us to spend more time together, I catch glimpses of the woman behind the sharp tongue and impossible standards. The closer we get, the harder it becomes to ignore the chemistry between us. Falling for my boss was the last thing I wanted-but now, she might be the only thing I can't walk away from. ❤️🏳️🌈

Valentina Addington: the Goddess of England. Alexia Putellas: La Reina of Spain. Two formidable midfields that has shaped a generation of football. On the pitch, they were unstoppable, reading the game with impossible clarity, bending matches to their will, and meeting each other time and time again. They know each other's strengths and weaknesses. But what happens when the boots come off and the stadium lights fade? What happens when Valentina and Alexia are no longer icons, no longer leaders, no longer legends just two women sharing a single night where nobody expects perfection? Stripped of the pitch, the pressure, and the personas the world demands of them, they discover something neither ever anticipated: a connection that feels startlingly real. A bond that doesn't care about borders, rivalries, or the weight of a nation's hopes. A bond that might just be stronger than football itself. For one night, they aren't the Goddess and the Queen. They're simply Valentina and Alexia.

"And you kept smiling at him." "I was being polite," I whispered weakly. "Mm." The sound she made sent another shiver through me. My pulse spiked immediately. She lowered herself close to the side of my face, her breath fanning my ear. She whispered darkly, "well, baby girl." She nipped my ear then. "Tonight..." Her hand came up to my throat. Not hurting Not choking. But firm enough to steal my breath away. Then she pulled back a little to look at my lips. Her gaze rose to my eyes then. Eyes dark. Pupils blown wide. "I'm not going to be." ... Jules has always lived carefully-balancing expectations, responsibilities, and the quiet weight of a world that doesn't always leave room for uncertainty. But everything begins to shift when she meets Jeanna, a confident and composed businesswoman who disrupts the rhythm of Jules' guarded life in the most unexpected way. What starts as a connection neither of them fully understands slowly deepens into something impossible to ignore. Jeanna is patient, steady, and unwavering in a way Jules has never experienced before-offering her not just affection, but space to grow, to question, and to choose for herself. Set against the backdrop of a conservative environment, this story explores identity, courage, and the complexity of choosing love when it feels like everything else is at stake. At its core, it's about two women finding their way to each other-not perfectly, but honestly.

BANKS The fall semester has officially started. It's only been a couple weeks after the Summer Ball and the events following afterwards.The town was different.And a lot of shit was starting to happen The reemergence of Aaliyah Reynolds,my mother. A new school created between Vale and our rivals,Cedar. The towns distrust in the founding families especially the Alexander's And worse of all,Phoebe Hastings. She's convinced that I was in need of help and she was my only relief PHOEBE Banks is suffering.I know it. She hide behind the dark rumor and fucking all she wants. But I see the girl who spends too long staring into space.The girl who doesn't sleep.The girl who doesn't understand emotions The girl who looks exhausted even when she's smiling. Banks Alexander has spent her entire life convincing people she doesn't need anyone. But lately, I think she's forgetting how to need herself.

If you've heard of Disney on Ice, get ready for Lesbians on Ice! In a picturesque college town, figure skater Mallory Kent is picking herself back up after Nationals, where she passed out on the ice during a competition. When she visits her best friend in Wood Springs, she hooks up with the cute, local hockey girl named Lucy. Lucy is absolutely smitten with Mallory, and when she wakes up from their perfect night together, she sees the empty bed. Heartbroken, she continues playing hockey, but she can't get her mystery girl out of her head. After a few weeks go by and Mallory transfers to Wood Springs to be closer to her friends, and is forced to practice with Lucy. With two star players in their respective sports both struggling, practicing together seems like the perfect solution. As Mallory sorts through her own emotional turmoil, Lucy can't help but patiently wait-even at the risk of breaking her own heart.

Royal Academy - the most prestigious university in the world, where the richest, most powerful, and most brilliant students come to claim their future. And at the center of it all stands Audrey Romanova. The student council president.
The captain of the cheer team.
The untouchable ice queen of Royal Academy. Standing at 5'11 with silver-blonde hair and icy grey eyes, Audrey is the definition of perfection. A billionaire heiress, a medicine student, and the face that dominates every corner of social media. The world calls her The Empress of Russia.
The Frozen Goddess. Everyone wants her.
Everyone fears her. Except one person. Scarlet Mohammad. Once the chubby, awkward, "ugly" girl everyone ignored... and the girl Audrey herself destroyed. But people change. Now Scarlet is 6'3, with raven-black hair and eyes so dark they look almost endless. She is no longer the girl people laugh at. She is a trillionaire heiress.
The daughter of the woman who owns the world's most powerful law empire.
A girl with a reputation built on fear. Cold.
Cruel.
Unpredictable. The world sees Scarlet as a monster. But nobody knows the truth. Behind the intimidating image is a girl who overthinks every word, hides behind silence, and has never even experienced her first kiss. Because since she was thirteen, Scarlet has been hopelessly, painfully in love with the one person who broke her heart. Audrey Romanova. Her former bully. Years later, fate brings them together again at Royal Academy. One is the queen of perfection.
One is the girl everyone calls dangerous. They were never supposed to cross paths again. But what happens when the frozen goddess discovers the "monster" she created was the only person who ever truly loved her to the point of insanity?

Roommates to enemies to ... something more? **** When Eilidh moved in with Sabrina, she hadn't expected she'd grow to hate her. But, a little over half a year into their lease, and she can't help it. She hates so much about Sabrina: her stupid silver spoon life and her refusal to be grateful towards her family, her messiness, the long list of men she has over to their apartment. She's at her breaking point, and she needs Sabrina to go home to visit her family in Plum Bank, or she's going to lose her mind. And then Sabrina (arguably sweet, maybe silly, entirely unserious Sabrina, who may or may not be aware of Eilidh's feelings towards her) can't get her car to start, and for some reason, Eilidh compulsively offers to drive her home for the holidays. What's worse than living with a horrible roommate? Try being snowed in with her - and her entire family.