As far as inappropriate relationships go you've played it fairly safe most of your life, well that's what you'd like everyone to believe. Falling for not one but two girls leaves you with a difficult choice. Who's heart do you want to break, your boss's or her Assistant's. With Natasha's contact and Wanda as your girlfriend there's only two rules. One, don't let Natasha win. Two, don't get caught. So the question is who do you want? And who's heart are you going to break?

It should have been a relaxing vacation, surrounded by nothing else but the green mountains. But fate had something else in store for you; including a stubborn redhead with fierce green eyes who threw your previous plans overboard. How could you ever survive two weeks with her without going mad?

what lies between those four walls of her is an agony so indescribable it'll tear her heart to shreds. Her, you and the glass that divides. What happens when she lets you inside? Will you still love her when she shows you what's inside her fractured soul.

When Y/N Y/L/N's famous author brother is to be married to his publisher's sister, Wanda Maximoff, Y/N tries to go along with everything as usual in hopes of it ending as quickly possible. But when Wanda begins to take a liking to the wrong Y/L/N, things get a little more complicated. Falling in love with a woman is not a thing that's heard of in their time, so the two have to remain a secret. It sounds easier than it is, with the two resorting to private moments and hidden glances, but it begins to get more complicated the closer the wedding gets. Y/N can't help but wonder how things may have been different if she wasn't living in the wrong lifetime.

Natasha is an assassin on the run. Y/N is a FBI agent. Would it be so bad if they fell in love?

60 days with Professor Romanoff, lectures, study sessions and out of hours office visits it's not exactly illegal but it's more than immoral. Will it stop you? More importantly Will it stop her? How can she feel so much for you but keep so many secrets hidden? You're forever in the dark, blindfolded by her affection but the sun will rise eventually and the light will shine the question is, when it does, are you willing to forgive and forget or are her secrets just too much?

From friends to enemies. Love and lies are the ties that bind them. Fame and fortune alter Natalia's morals so why shouldn't they alter Amelia's? "I love you but it's easier to love him."

!Unedited! "Your skirt is awfully short to be appropriate for school." I look down at my legs, hands smoothing out a wrinkle in my skirt. "I don't remember that we have a dress code. And we're not in highschool anymore, this is college." When I return my attention back to her, my breath hitches in my throat. "Pull it down." ----- Y/n has a mission. Her last year at university is underway and she is sure that nothing could distract her. That is until her new English professor stumbles into her life and brings her not only a welcome intrusion but also confusing unwanted feelings.

She's a Professor. She has a wife. She knows its wrong. She just cant help herself.

A trip to Fiji with her dismissive boyfriend and his alluring mother lands Valentina into the most unexpected romance of her lifetime. ***** College student Valentina has been at a standstill in her relationship for three years, so when her boyfriend invites her on vacation to Fiji with his estranged fashion designer mother, Val can't think of anything worse. Mothers-in-law are notoriously one of the most dreadful aspects of a committed relationship, right? But nobody prepared Val for the aloof, refined Diana, who at first seems to absolutely detest her but soon warms under the tropical sun. As a unique and steamy connection sizzles and the two begin sneaking around, Val wonders if she's finally found the love she's been looking for in the most unexpected of places. But can their spark last, and is it worth what it will cost them? WARNING: This story contains mature themes such as depictions of domestic abuse and coercion that may be upsetting to some readers. Reader discretion is advised.