Collegeathletes Stories

❝ as a woman on my own i got it going on and i'm liking what i'm seeing and i don't wanna be alone ❞ Delaney and Macklin grew incredibly close after she was finally accepted onto the University of Boston's men's team. She was exceptionally talented and brilliant-skilled enough to be the only girl on the team, and the youngest one too. Over time, Delaney and Macklin became more than just teammates; they became genuine friends. He was a year older than her and, this year, eligible for the 2024 draft in Los Angeles, Nevada-a chance that could change his entire future. When he had to move to San Jose while Delaney was still stuck at university, they thought they'd never see each other again, each continuing their own career paths. Until the day everything changes.

Elara has spent her entire life chasing one dream: to dance for the world. At just nineteen, she's already performed with three major companies - and now one wants her to stay. Permanently. It's everything she's ever wanted. But while the city feels like home, her heart is still 3,635 miles away with Mason - the boy who made her believe she could be more than just perfect technique and practiced grace. As contracts wait to be signed and flights wait to be booked, Elara must decide what matters more: the spotlight she's fought for since she was a child... or the love she never planned on losing. Some choices define a career. Others define a life.

Park Jisoo is everything a university could want in an athlete-Olympic-bound swimmer, straight-A student, golden boy with a smile made for sponsorship deals. He's built his life on discipline, silence, and never slipping beneath the surface. Liang "Zen" Zhen doesn't smile for cameras. A nationally ranked MMA fighter with a reputation for violence and a past he doesn't explain, Zen is the athlete parents warn their sons about. He doesn't care about public image. He cares about winning. When a careless comment from Jisoo about combat sports goes viral, it sparks a rivalry neither of them asked for. Forced into shared media appearances and a semester-long sports psychology project, the swimmer and the fighter find themselves circling each other-sharp words, sharper tension. Jisoo thinks Zen is reckless. Zen thinks Jisoo is fake. They're both wrong. Because beneath the bruises and perfect times, beneath the expectations and family pressure, they recognize something in each other no one else sees: obsession. Fear. Hunger. Zen falls first. Jisoo falls harder. But in a world where reputations are currency and masculinity is measured in silence, loving each other might cost them everything. And neither of them knows if they're brave enough to choose

Raelynn is insanely nervous to be leaving her two best friends for University at the end of the summer. So while trying to do as many fun things together as possible before time runs out, Raelynn, Maisy, and Kinsley, pretty much do everything together. Not so shockingly, the one time Raelynn is without her best friends, she is forced to face the reality of starting all over again at a school where she knows no one, but much earilier than planned. And quite honestly, much more attractive, and muscular than expected as well. In the early stages of the book right now, any and all advice is much wanted. Enjoy!