Femforfem Stories

Beatrice, a junior in college, is pursuing her bachelor's in Chemistry. She is also, however, trying NOT to pursue her best friend-- whom she is secretly in love with.

Once upon a bbroken heart, but make it wlw? Once upon a time there was a girl named Evangeline who's heart was broken. She went to the unwed bride's church to ask her for help. What does she have to pay for making a bargain with a fate? This work contains spoilers for once upon a broken heart, the ballad of ever after and a curse for true love. This follows slighlty the same plot as the original books do. This is my first time writing anything and I noticed there wasn't really any ships in the ouabh Fandom and most importantly nothing f4f. So I am here to help with that. Note that English is not my first language so I'm apologizing for all the grammar mistakes I might make. Now relax and read. I hope you all the best time reading this. Original work from my AO3 account @Noomixx

Pandora "Pandy" Vance sees the world in high-definition vibrations. As a brilliant but neurodivergent first-year student at the prestigious Sterling Institute, her brain often feels "too full"-a pressure she can only relieve by painting intricate, astronomical maps on her own skin. To the world, she's a ghost in an oversized sweater. To herself, she's a flickering star trying not to burn out. Valerie Sterling is art world royalty. The heiress to the Sterling legacy, she is a woman of sharp edges, curated chapters, and untouchable poise. She has spent her life being the author of her own story, but she's tired of living behind a mask of silver and stone. When a chance encounter in a crowded lecture hall brings them together, Pandora finds the one thing she's been missing: a canvas that doesn't just hold her art, but understands her silence. As Valerie offers her body as a living canvas for Pandora's celestial visions, the lines between artist and muse, teacher and student, and public and private begin to blur. In the quiet of the studio, they discover that the most beautiful things in life aren't meant to be kept-they are meant to be felt. Golden Hour is a story of sensory beauty, the courage to be seen, and the realization that even in a world full of fake light, some stars are permanent.