Sweet, innocent, kind Arabella. A girl whose life is filled with love, and happiness, at least now that she lives with her Grammy. She never would have expected what would happen to life after bumping into Daniella at the grocery store. It was just supposed to be a quick trip to get some ingredients for snickerdoodle cookies. Until she very quickly realizes she needs this woman in her life. After meeting Daniella's equally as intimidating girlfriends, Athena and Morgan, she begins to feel things she hasn't before. Their relationship flourishes and an entire world of new experiences are placed upon her. Good thing she has three lovely women to help and guide through every emotion and adventure. Milestones ------- 1/4/25 - 1k reads 5/7/25 - 100k reads Rankings ------ #1 - learningdisability

"Not My Type" follows Riley, a sharp, outspoken architecture student in her first year of university. She has her life planned out-good grades, the perfect image, and zero distractions. But when she crosses paths with Simone, her authoritative, introverted professor, her carefully structured world begins to unravel. What starts as an unusual connection-one Riley swears isn't her "type"-quickly spirals into something more magnetic, undeniable, and forbidden. Torn between her growing attraction to Simone and the life she's built for herself, Riley must navigate a complex web of emotions, boundaries, and desires. And with every glance, every conversation, the line between right and wrong begins to blur. This isn't just about falling for someone unexpected-it's about Riley confronting who she really is.

Erika Miyagi is about to attend university in the United States. Being from a small Japanese village she is quite nervous, but at the same time exhilarated for her new experience. But before she can face the challenges of college, she must face the immediate challenge, her roommate Catherine Barlowe. Though Erika is incredibly intelligent, apparently reading lease agreements might just be her weakness. Turns out the cheap rent was not just luck, it was destiny.