Dualpov Stories

He's not the monster they created. He's the one who survived. Cassidy Moreno just wants to survive senior year without her wolf getting her into trouble. She's learned to keep her head down, ignore her arrogant cousin, and pretend she doesn't notice the way the pack treats her like she's fragile. Then Kael Voss walks into Silver Creek High. He's the son of a murdered Alpha. A rogue. A boy with gray eyes that hold no light and hands covered in scars that tell a story no one wants to hear. Everyone says he's dangerous. Everyone says he'll snap, just like his father did. But when Cassidy is forced to be his lab partner, she sees something the rumors miss. Kael doesn't flinch at threats. He doesn't fight back when the pack torments him. He just... takes it. Like pain is the only language he knows. Cassidy tells herself she's just curious. She's not trying to save him. She's not falling for him. She's definitely not planning to uncover the truth about what really happened in the Northern Ridge Pack. But the truth has teeth. And some villains aren't born. They're made.

Karin counts. Steps to the door. Minutes until the bus. Nights since her mother died. It's how she keeps herself in one piece - has been since she was twelve, since the first time Hark called it love. She's seventeen now. Her father works two jobs and barely sees her. Her best friend doesn't reply to texts. She takes the late shift at the gas station and saves for university - somewhere far, anywhere far. Hark is twenty-six and isn't done with her. He left her book on the bench by the bus stop. Open. On the page she didn't read. Axi can't sit still. He's seventeen. His sister Teri raises him with bandages and silence. He gets in fights he doesn't start. He owes five hundred euros he doesn't have. He thinks in the third person when things get bad - someone is sitting on the bed, that someone is me, technically. He doesn't know what he feels, but he notices the ceiling has a crack in it now, and he didn't notice before. When Karin tries to compliment his backpack - they own the same book, the one with the silver lettering - he hears mockery and walks away. It goes worse from there. A dual-POV story about two seventeen-year-olds who can't get out of their own way long enough to be saved by each other - and a man from the past who isn't waiting forever. 📖 Light novel format - short chapters (1500-2000 words), alternating narration, slow burn, dry dark humor. ⚠️ Content Warnings: stalking and grooming (background threat from adult antagonist; the romantic leads are both 17 and the relationship contains no sexual content), physical violence, bullying, recreational drug use, references to past abuse, dissociation, parental absence, grief, strong language.

Set in 1983, this is a quiet continuation of the story we once saw in Flipped. Juli Baker and Bryce Loski are no longer the kids who argued over eggs and sycamore trees. They've grown, changed, and somehow found a love that stayed. But this time, the story isn't just about them. It's about their son, Jude Loski. He never really thought much about love-not the way his parents talk about it. To him, it was just... something that happens. Until one day, it doesn't feel that simple anymore. Not when someone new walks into his life. Not when small moments start to mean more than they should. Not when he begins to understand what his father once couldn't. Because sometimes, love isn't loud. And it will make you realize... it's right there, waiting for you to finally see the whole picture.

Michael Eros Heywood & Summer Blakers two people who can't stand the sight of each other. she describes him as a rude, arrogant jerk with major playboy vibes, while he sees her as nothing but a mean, spoiled brat. They've been in each other's faces since childhood, and somehow... they've only gotten better at driving each other insane. But what happens when fate or should we say, the Heywood Empire forces them to work side by side as manager and secretary?The tension is thick, the sparks are wild, and not even the Heywood family understands why these two can't just get along.As challenges keep throwing them together, they'll have to face a truth neither of them wants to admit sometimes, hate has a funny way of turning into something deeper. And yes, we'll still catch up with Ashley and Pascal, now figuring out what it truly means to live the happily ever after they fought for.

Daniel Lopez was quite the kid, despite where he stood. Despite his family stood. Perched in the downsides of town, living among one of the nooks in downtown California, Daniel had always been shades of flames contained in a jar. And when puberty came in with its sharp claws, Danny already knew it deep down...that he was gay. Before his sixteenth birthday, he came out to his parents. Both his parents were catholic. And they might have oozed of love, unfortunately there wasn't much of an acceptance that prevailed. His mom, Lucía, was sterner. Didn't kick him out, yet a few grudging comments were slipped. So, Daniel looked elsewhere-high and low. And in the search for elsewhere, he found out who he was. That's why he fit in with his friends, the ones who didn't mind breaking a rule or two. Or ten. Smoking, sneaking out, partying, drinking, wandering into places they weren't supposed to be. It was a rebellion that felt necessary. He was half Salvadorian, half Mexican and entirely American; straddling three cultures, somehow always feeling slightly out of place each, despite being completely open. Himself. Then, Atharv Das. Dios mío, Daniel didn't know who he was with him around. Atharv was also, quite the kid-despite where he stood. Despite where his parents stood. Perched in the upper sides of town, living in one of the higher class suburbs, he had always been sharp like a wineglass finally starting to crack at its base. And when puberty came in with its sharp claws, Das already knew it deep down inside...that he wasn't gay. Well, that's what he first tried to convince himself. He was smart, humble, disciplined, polite, impeccably mannered. The list went on. And gay? Come on. That didn't fit anywhere, did it? AD was told to tutor Daniel. Next thing you know, Danny's falling for those remarkable eyes of amber. He'd asked Atharv Das out when his grade shifted from an F to a C. Next thing you know, Atharv...managed a yes. Well, uh...something like that.

Eli Navarro requested a single room. He got Marcus Adeyemi instead. Eli is the kind of person who needs quiet the way other people need air: deliberate, careful, someone who notices everything and says almost nothing. Marcus is the kind of person who fills every room he walks into, who makes playlists for everyone he loves, and who talks for twenty-three minutes about road trip snack strategy and somehow makes you want to listen to every word. They shouldn't work. They do. What starts as two strangers learning to share 14 square feet slowly becomes coffee at 2am, a guitar song that takes three months, a playlist with a devastating track seven, and two boys standing at the edge of something neither of them knows how to say. Quiet & Noise is a story about the people who see past the noise to the thing underneath and the ones who learn that silence doesn't have to mean alone.

A compilation of Shriya and Gracelynn's romantic, humorous, and absolutely horrifyingly embarrassing lives. This entire book/story is inspired by real events that have occurred in both authors' lives; the characters, however, are not real.

One girl. Two rival hockey stars. And a game where the heart is the ultimate prize. Chloe Wilder has one rule: No Jocks. After being burned by a hockey player once, she's made it her mission to stay clear of the ice and the boys who live on it. But Rick Miller-Briarwood's star defenseman-doesn't care about rules. He fell for Chloe the second he saw her freshman year, and he's spent three years trying to prove he's the exception to her prejudice. He's the heart, the muscle, and the boy who knows he can give her the whole world-if she would just let him in. Just when Rick thinks he's finally breaking through her icy exterior, the dynamic shifts. Enter Leo Sutherland. The captain of the rival team, and he doesn't just want to win the state championship! He wants the one thing Caleb is obsessed with. Leo doesn't just want Chloe's attention-he wants her heart. Now, Chloe is caught in the crossfire of two possessive hockey players who hate each other almost as much as they want her. From heated confrontations to stolen moments, the jealousy is spiraling out of control. Chloe is finding it impossible to choose between Rick's protective heat and Leo's dark precision. But in this game, there are no ties. The winner takes all. Or does he? While this book acts as a sequel to Crossing the Line, it also revisits some of those key moments through a brand-new lens. You'll get to see familiar scenes from a different POV before we dive into the fallout of what comes next! It can be read as a standalone, but for the full Briarwood experience, you know where to start. Update Schedule: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. I hope you'll join me for the journey!

Haley and Reid already tried this once. It didn't exactly go well. Between rumors, assumptions, and one situation that spiraled way faster than either of them will ever admit, they managed to ruin something that was actually working. So now they're doing the mature thing: Avoiding each other. Pretending everything's fine. And definitely not thinking about it. At all. Until life starts putting them in the same orbit again. More often than either of them would like. This time, there are no big speeches. No dramatic gestures. Just quieter moments, better choices, and the uncomfortable realization that maybe it was never about starting over... • Book #2 of the UCF- series. Cannot be read as a standalone.

Eight years ago, he vanished. Aria moved on-or at least convinced herself she did. She buried her heartbreak under a medical degree and carefully built walls, telling herself the past was done. But the universe clearly had a sense of humor. After a 4:00 AM hospital shift, all she wants is sleep. Instead, she wakes up in the morning ... next to the one man she never expected to see again-Rowan. Same space. Same pillow. Same ache she thought she'd outgrown. Now he's back, quietly undoing everything she spent years piecing together. Every glance feels familiar. Every accidental touch feels louder than it should. Like nothing ever really ended. Like eight years of silence was just a breath held too long. Eight years too late... or maybe just in time to shake a life she thought was finally steady.

A bartender used to not feeling anything at all sees his neighbor in a new light when she helps him out of a bad situation one night. Jackson's lived next door to Summer for over a year, but when he asks her for help one night and she shows him more compassion than he's felt in years he realizes that maybe what he's been searching for has been right next door to him all along. Now all he needs to do is convince Summer to give him a chance and prove to her that he's nothing like whoever hurt her in her past. Summer has it all figured out, go to work, go to school, and keep her head down. She doesn't need new friends, she has her best friend Rachel and her friend and sometimes more, Wes, but when Jackson comes barreling into her life one night, she feels a connection that she's never felt before. But Jackson is dangerous. He could hurt her if she lets him get too close.

Meg Harrison has a plan: straight As, a top-tier college, and a one-way ticket out of the town that never believed in her. She doesn't do distractions. She definitely doesn't do boys. Eric McGregor used to have everything. The charm. The grades. The kind of life people don't question. Now he's barely holding it together and running out of ways to hide it. They're not supposed to matter to each other. Not when a tutoring arrangement is the only thing forcing them into the same space. Just a few sessions. Just a grade. Except he pushes. She pushes back. And somewhere between tutoring sessions and crossed lines, it stops being just school. Because the worst kind of person to fall for is the one who sees exactly who you are... and doesn't look away. He's a distraction she can't afford. She's the one thing he didn't plan for. And neither of them are ready for what comes next.

Aaron Warner x OC What if Juliette died in the asylum before she was released? Aaron Warner Anderson, the chief commander regent of sector 45 was not known for weakness. Lyra Roberts, an eager young apprentice to the powerful Paris Anderson, may be his Achilles' heel. When secrets are revealed and schemes are planned, Aaron and Lyra will learn where their loyalties lie, as well as the lengths one will go to, in order to protect who they love. ALL CHARACTERS BELONG TO THE QUEEN TAHEREH MAFI, EXCEPT ONE'S THAT I HAVE CREATED. The cover is not mine, I found it on pinterest. All credit for the front cover goes to the original artist.

Ellen Sartori doesn't explain herself. At twenty-four, she's a ghost in the lecture hall-precise, self-contained, and determined to stay invisible after a year that nearly broke her. She takes the notes others ignore. She asks the questions no one dares to voice. She is, by every measurable standard, the one student Professor Nicholas Ferrara should never notice. He notices. Nicholas Ferrara doesn't just teach cognitive linguistics; he dissects the human soul through the subtext of speech. He has spent twelve years maintaining a surgical distance between himself and the world. But when Ellen hands in her first paper, the professional wall he built begins to crumble, word by agonizing word. He tells himself his interest is academic. He tells himself the office hours that bleed into the night are an anomaly. He tells himself that his obsession with her silence is merely professional observation. He's wrong. In the vacuum between what is said and what is meant, a dangerous game begins. In this classroom, silence is the loudest confession, and the line between mentor and predator isn't just crossed-it's erased. WHAT TO EXPECT: ✨ Dark Academia Aesthetic 🧠 Intellectual Slow-burn 🚫 Forbidden / Professor-Student 🔥 High Tension / Heavy Subtext 🇮🇹 Italo-American Protagonists "The line just keeps moving. And eventually, there's nowhere left to retreat."

User2109: Are we friends? Starlight_0: We don't even know each other's names. User2109: Exactly. That's why I can tell you I'm falling for you. Seattle rain vs. Miami neon. 3,000 miles apart. One rule:No names. No photos. No real life. Lyra is drowning in expectations. Orion is suffocating in success. In the "balcony seats" of an anonymous app, they found the only person who actually listens. But what happens when the "Nobody" on your screen becomes the only thing you want to see? Welcome to the Void.

"Your highness" A woman said, her accent being clearly from some other country but I couldn't pin point it. Earlier too, when he showed up to rescue me from Julia-who had been relentlessly bullying me all day and night. "We have come to take you back," she continued, just as the door behind me opened and he stepped in. Andrei Calin. The bane of my existence. 🩰˚˖𓍢 🦢✧˚.🎀 The Princess of Romania; Blair Maria De Hohenzollern, went missing after a fatal accident but her parents? Well they sadly didn't survive. Her whole life Blair Marin spent thinking she was an orphan and that nobody wanted her until.... Andrei Calin appears like a knight in shinning armor, only he was watching her for so long. Blair Marin doesn't know that the missing princess of Romania might be her. Andrei Călin is the son of a female ambassador, undercover in the USA to find the princess. He's a bit rude yes, and might be cold on the exterior but he does have a heart. But how does one reveal an identity that she forgotten? Well.... We shall find out.

After the fight, everyone picked a side. Haley lost her best friend in a moment that keeps replaying, no matter how hard she tries to move on. The girl everyone called "difficult" isn't here to defend herself anymore, and Haley is expected to grieve quietly, quickly, and without asking any questions. Adri didn't kill anybody. She just dated the boy who did. But now people look at her like violence is contagious, and even the person she trusts the most isn't sure she deserves forgiveness. Neither wants anything to do with the other, but they're dragged together by the weight of the worst day of their lives. And while they can't see it yet, they're circling the same question: How do you keep going when survival isn't pretty?

For Cassie, life is mostly about passing exams, dealing with people, and trying not to have a mental breakdown every other chapter. She knows better than to expect peace. Fate has never been that kind, and its timing is always annoyingly perfect. So OF COURSE, that is when Chris shows up, the universe just decided to drag and drop him straight into her life. He is calm in an unsettling way, notices things he really should not, and somehow always knows what is going on in her life. He appears exactly when needed, asks the right questions, and gets way too comfortable being involved for someone nobody invited. What follows is academic stress, elite chaos, crossed lines, and the slow realisation that care can start to feel a lot like control. This is not a cute romance. It is about obsession acting normal, danger pretending to be concern, and a guy who really should not have this much access to anyone's life.

He was a stranger. She was an orphan. Their families arranged their marriage. But love? That was something they had to arrange themselves. Aarohi Sharma has spent eight years being a burden in her aunt's house. When she's married off to a man she's never seen, she expects more of the same-invisibility, obligation, survival. Kabir Ahuja is a brilliant pediatric surgeon with walls so high no one can climb them. He agreed to this marriage for his dying father. Nothing more. But when their eyes meet at the jaimala, something shifts. Seven pheras. Two strangers. One lifetime to figure out what forever really means. A story of first kisses, uneven parathas, jealousy, period care, and two people who never dated anyone-finding everything in each other. Because love isn't about how you meet. It's about how you stay. TROPES🌸 ❤️ Slow burn ❤️ Virgin leads ❤️ Arranged marriage ❤️ Dual POV ---

Margot Veil doesn't do chaos. Ten years. Three Grammy nominations. One ex-husband who left her for a 25-year-old pop star and somehow made it her scandal. She's fine. She's been fine for two years. She has the press junkets to prove it. Zoe Parish doesn't do apologies. She dated the wrong man. She ended it. The internet decided the rest. She's over it. She's been over it since before it was even over. When their label forces them into a studio together - six weeks, one song, smile for the cameras - they agree on exactly one thing: This is the worst idea anyone has ever had. Margot is thirty-eight and has spent two years rebuilding herself into something untouchable. Zoe is twenty-eight and has spent two years pretending she doesn't care what anyone thinks. They have nothing in common. Except the same ex. The same industry. The same hollow feeling when they listen back to their own music. And, apparently - the same voice, when they're not trying to kill each other. Some frequencies you can't unhear. Some harmonies find you whether you want them to or not. overtones | enemies to lovers | age gap | f/f | music industry | slow burn