Истории Forcedfriendship

This somewhat book will simply be a recollection of poems.Not the same characters for each one,nor same plot.It will consist of new stories and situations at each part.I hope you enjoy the stories!Despite from 2nd pov there also will be some written in 3rd pov,but few.Requests are accepted by the way if curious,just send me a message or leave a comment at the end.If you like what you've read please vote and maybe consider leaving a follow.Happy reading! ----------------------- (I started writing this in the summer of 7th grade, I am now a 9th grader. Thanks for reading by the way, as I look back on this...it is very cringe worthy and badly written. Thanks for over 1k views! I've gotten better at writing, I keep this old account and books simply for memories on how I started out as a writer. My active account is @ghostlykage . Happy reading!)

Hoshi Hikari and Shinsou Hitoshi were childhood friends before he got ripped from her life at a young age. Before Hikari can distance herself too far from her life and lose sight of the shining light at the end of the tunnel, the universe shifts. A butterfly flaps it's wings and only child Hikari suddenly finds herself with a sister. A sister that shines so bright and loves so brilliantly that Hikari herself cannot resist the draw of it. Hikari will do anything to support her sister Himiko, including by becoming a hero. And maybe along the way, she'll finally make new friends and reunite with an old one. This is cross-posted on here and Ao3 under my same username.

PART 1 - TIME AFTER TIME Tabithia Greenwall comes back to the Capitol for the 74th Hunger Games, just as she's done ever since she won over a decade before.

Kairo and Elysia hate each other. Not in the petty idol-PR-rivalry way. They genuinely can't stand each other. He thinks she's loud, overrated, and always playing victim for the cameras. She thinks he's arrogant, robotic, and too scared to show who he really is. The only thing they agree on? They've got no business breathing the same air - let alone recording a duet together. But when a top global brand signs NOVA and SYREN as joint ambassadors for a year-long, heavily promoted, "unity" campaign... everything changes. That means shared events. Shared rehearsals. Shared interviews. And-worse-shared living quarters in a private artist dorm to "build chemistry." It was supposed to be professional. It was supposed to fix their public feud. It was never supposed to feel like this. But the longer they're forced to orbit each other, the more dangerous the tension becomes. Because hate this sharp doesn't stay hate for long-and K-pop's biggest scandal might not be a fight. It might be a kiss.