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Anabelle thought she had everything under control. Then her boyfriend cheated on her. Publicly. Enter Daniel-charming, unpredictable, and way too good at pretending to be exactly what she needs. A fake relationship is the perfect revenge plan. Simple. Strategic. Safe. At least, it was supposed to be. Because somewhere between staged kisses, late-night conversations, and a plan that starts working a little too well...nothing feels fake anymore. And when the lines blur, Anabelle has to ask herself: Is she getting revenge? Or setting herself up to get hurt all over again? His hand slid from mine to my waist, warm and steady, pulling me closer like this was just part of the act. "Daniel..." I whispered, but it came out weaker than I meant it to. "You wanted convincing," he said quietly. I should've stopped him. That would've been the smart thing. The safe thing. Instead, I didn't move. His fingers brushed my jaw, tilting my face up, and then his lips were on mine - soft at first, like a question. A performance. But he didn't pull away. And neither did I. The world blurred. The noise faded. And somewhere in the middle of it, I realized something I couldn't undo. This wasn't fake anymore. Not even close.

She wasn't supposed to be there. He wasn't supposed to care. When a simple misunderstanding brings Lena Whitmore into the middle of the Sullivan family, she finds herself pretending she belongs. Jack Sullivan sees right through her. But the longer winter lingers, the harder it becomes to remember what was pretend... and what wasn't. Before they said it. Before they meant it. Before they knew.

Ever thought what Jack might have felt when he drowned to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean? You probably only heard Rose's part of the story . Titanic X is my take on Titanic from Jack's pov and what happens when Jack is really BACK. * This is purely fictional and may differ from the original movie, so no offense to any taken. Enjoy!

Their two sides to a story......

¨You will be okay.¨ He said blankly, showing no emotion in his eyes. ¨Why do you think I will? I HAVE never been okay, not until you.¨ I started to tear up but held them back because I didn't want him to see my cry. ¨Because you are Rilee Jacobs, you can accomplish anything...¨ He trailed off as he walked away leaving me there, and with that, the tears started to fall. Why did I let him get to me? Why did I let him hurt me, yet again, and mostly why didn't I fight back?

Me and Makayla have been best friends for what seemed like forever. We met at Melva Elementary in our fifth grade class. We've known each other now for about 6 years, and now we're finally starting our junior year at Franklin High.

Tori gets a callback for the role of Nala in The Lion King, but later considers deferring when she finds out that an ex of hers is being considered as an understudy for the role of Simba. Meanwhile, Jade finds herself in a tough situation. Set in November 2014

I thought I liked my best friend... until I didn't. Then came the boy I called "bro." I tied him a rakhi - not to stop falling for him... but to find out if he felt anything at all. If he liked me, he wouldn't let me. If he didn't... well, that would be my answer. I broke a heart. Then I confessed mine. And he said yes - but not for the reason I hoped. This isn't the most perfect school love story - but it's perfectly imperfect, and still the best and sweetest till now.

When 16-year-old Nyah visits a family-owned ranch for the first time during spring break, she never expects it to change her life. After a thrilling horseback riding lesson, Nyah catches the attention of the ranch owner's grandchildren, Nicholas and Elizabeth. Nicholas, 18, is skilled and charismatic, and soon, Nyah finds herself drawn to him in ways she can't ignore. *Cover Art created by AI* Yes the name is a Lana reference

The world takes an unexpected turn when disaster strikes earth. Literally. A meteor landing in Beijing, China brings a mysterious plague that begins to raise the dead from the ground from which they were buried. After 3 days, 80% of the world is already contaminated, and it's spreading. Everywhere. Davis, a city girl from Chicago, was on vacation in Yellowstone, escaping from a toxic breakup with her abusive ex-girlfriend, when she got a call from her Mother explaining the news, and she returned home to chaos, come to find out everyone she's ever loved was either infected or gone. A story filled with twisting details of who you can't and can trust, a tale of jealously and even a random lesbian love triangle, Davis embarks on a journey of martial arts, survival, and emotional maturity. After years of trying to be okay being alone, will living on the brink of extinction teach her how to rely on others? Will she survive until help is sent from above? What would you do if the entire world died in 3 days?

The rain fell in soft sheets, blurring the edges of the college quad. Lia Santos shoved her hands into her sweater pockets, dragging her feet through puddles, muttering under her breath about how everything was going wrong today. And then she saw him. Ethan Dela Cruz, calm and collected, sketchbook open, headphones around his neck, like the storm outside didn't exist. Just one glance, and something inside her shifted-the weight of her ruined day suddenly lighter. He didn't know her name. He didn't know she existed. Yet in that fleeting moment, Lia's chest tightened in a way that told her something undeniable: she was already falling.

When a guarded tech expert with a bruised heart crosses paths with a grounded farmer battling secrets of his own, neither expects to find refuge in each other. But in a world full of betrayals, healing might be the most dangerous promise of all.

Being an immortal vampire actually kind of sucks and makes life harder in more ways than one. Book one centers on Rosy Doherty, the enigmatic owner of "Doherty Hatters," and her developing, intense relationship with her new employee, Matthew Kemp. Rosy, who is revealed to be a centuries-old vampire struggling with profound loneliness and the grief of outliving her loved ones, quickly forms a uniquely intimate bond with Matthew, a deeply scarred and isolated law student afraid to share his pain to anyone.

At seven, they made a promise. If neither of them found love by twenty-six, they'd marry each other. Years later, Amore and Kayden barely speak. What was once childhood friendship turned into distance, misunderstandings, and words neither of them could take back. Then one reckless night in Vegas changes everything. Suddenly, they're tied to a contract neither of them expected to honor-and forced to figure out how to coexist while carrying years of hurt, secrets, and unresolved feelings. Somewhere between arguments, jealousy, and moments that feel a little too familiar... things start changing. Dangerous feelings begin to resurface. But when the past comes back threatening everything they're trying to build, Amore and Kayden have to decide: Was their promise always meant to stay in the past- or were they always supposed to find their way back to each other?

Macau and porchay are besties, but when chay goes to his house. Will chay fall inlove with someone he shouldn't??

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Juliet Brooks thought breaking up with her cheating boyfriend would be the hard part. It wasn't. The hard part is staying at Kings-where everyone knows what happened, no one really cares, and somehow he's still the one with friends, a reputation, and zero consequences. Now it's junior year, Valentine's Day is coming up, and Juliet would rather do anything than sit through another day of fake relationships, awkward classes, and pretending she's completely fine. Because she is fine. Mostly. Okay, not really. Especially when her ex still talks to her like nothing happened... and his friends are suddenly everywhere. Including Kylan Monroe-the new transfer who's somehow already part of everything Juliet's trying to avoid. He's observant. Quiet. And way too connected to the one person she wants nothing to do with. So why does it feel like he's paying attention? At Kings, there's no such thing as a clean break. Not from people. Not from rumors. Not from feelings you'd rather ignore. And as much as Juliet wants to move on, the past isn't done with her yet.

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"We were fire and ice, a clash that burned everything down-and I'm still choking on the smoke." Aria's a piano prodigy with a chip on her shoulder, grinding for perfection in a world that's never enough. Kai's a cocky beatmaker who doesn't play by anyone's rules, turning her classical world upside down with one viral remix. When their teachers force them to collab for a high-stakes music comp, it's hate at first sight-sparks, insults, and all. But the more they fight, the hotter it gets. Late-night studio sessions blur the line between rivalry and something dangerous. With Aria's ex blowing up her phone and the internet watching their every move, one wrong note could torch everything. Will they make music... or just make a mess? Enemies-to-lovers. Music-fueled drama. A slow burn that'll leave you scorched. Updates weekly. Vote, comment, and join the chaos! 🎹🔥

Some people are difficult to understand. Some are impossible to forget. Daniel Carter has a simple rule: don't date your coworker's sister. Especially when that sister is Amara Bennett. She's odd. She says exactly what she thinks, takes things far too literally, hates unexpected changes, knows an alarming amount about astronomy, and has absolutely no interest in pretending to like people she doesn't. And for some reason, she doesn't seem particularly impressed by Daniel. Which, naturally, makes him want her attention even more. Unfortunately, Amara's sister Naomi has been Daniel's closest friend and colleague for years. Getting involved with Amara is already complicated enough. Then there are secrets. Feelings nobody is admitting to. An ex who refuses to stay in the past. And a relationship that was never supposed to happen in the first place. Daniel thought falling for Amara would mean learning to understand her. He was wrong. It means discovering that sometimes the person who makes the least sense to everyone else... makes perfect sense to you. She's strange. She's complicated. She's nothing like what he expected. And somehow- she's his kind of strange.