Colleaguestolovers Stories

Crescent Bay is the kind of place where secrets are meant to stay buried. When the past resurfaces in a way no one expects, a dangerous investigation pulls two seasoned operatives into a case that refuses to follow the rules. What begins as a routine assignment quickly reveals something darker-something unfinished-and far closer to home than either of them is prepared for. They've worked side by side for years. Trusted each other with their lives. Avoided the one risk neither could afford to take. Until there's nowhere left to run. As the threat closes in and the harbor becomes a pressure point instead of a refuge, old instincts collide with unspoken desire. Forced proximity strips away professional distance, leaving behind truths neither can ignore-and a connection that's been waiting far too long. Because in Crescent Bay, danger doesn't just come from the shadows. Sometimes it comes from what you've been trying not to feel. And when the past demands its due, surviving may require risking everything-including the one person who could change it all.

"And I held her as she held me" Empress Fare has been falling for the Captain of her Guard for a year. Exactly as long as she has known her. It's tough loving the woman in charge of keeping you alive. A short story/novella about two women and the kingdom they care for.

Doomed yaoi of spiderleg and brambleclaw/star

A Muslim girl goes to America with her mother. How will she make friends with her hejab?will she get bullied...

An universe where the god of mischeif and a jet ski lover are together.

❝it feels like i'm falling and flying at the same time, except i don't have wings and i never land.❞ hank mccoy. isla burton. started :: march twenty-fourth, two thousand and twenty two. revised :: ended ::

L wasn't looking for a partner, but the Kira case proved to be too big of a challenge, and he wasn't prepared to face it alone. That was when he met Y/n. A smart, sarcastic, talkative boy with no self preservation and the same brilliant mind he had. It was hard to say no, so he didn't. What L wasn't able to calculate, were his feelings for Y/n.