Oppostiesattract Stories

​[He protects the President. She can't even protect her ID card.] ​Major Siddharth Shergill is the President's Aide-de-Camp. A former Para SF operative, he is a fortress of silence, discipline, and lethal precision. To him, chaos is a threat, and emotions are a liability. ​Shreya Verma is a walking system error. A genius cyber-security expert who runs on caffeine and panic, she can crack a firewall in seconds but trips over her own feet daily. ​When Shreya hacks a secure "Service Gate" to sneak into the President's estate for her graduation, she expects a shortcut. Instead, she runs straight into a wall. A six-foot-two, armed, and unamused wall named Major Siddharth. ​He thinks she's an assassin. She thinks he's a statue. ​But when a hidden digital threat targets the President, the Iron Wall and the Glitch are forced to work together. Siddharth must keep her alive, and Shreya must keep him sane. ​The only problem? She is the one security risk he never saw coming. ​⚠️ TROPES: 🇮🇳 Bodyguard x Hacker 🔥 Grumpy Major x Sunshine Genius 🏛️ Political Thriller 🚫 Forced Proximity 📏 Size Difference (He's huge, she's tiny) DISCLAIMER: The Major's Security Risk is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. The technical data, military protocols, and engineering concepts described-are for narrative and entertainment purposes only and do not reflect real-world classified information or actual procedures.

AMANDA "overachiever" "smart ass" "smarty pants"... all these names are what i get called. its not my fault im smart. its just how i am. ANTHONY "underachiever" "dumbass" "dummy bummy"... all these names i get called. its not my fault im not that smart. its just how i am.

Rom-Com Novellette Piper Sinclair's life is a chaotic game of catch-up. Always late, wrestling with a finicky coffee machine, and trying to navigate the rules of corporate life, she's one mishap away from disaster. But when she starts exchanging snarky Post-It notes with an anonymous coworker known only as Mr. X, her days take a surprisingly entertaining turn-a spark of connection amid her otherwise overwhelming routine. Their spirited banter and playful jabs provide a much-needed escape from the monotony of the office, but as Piper begins to unravel her own feelings, she can't help but wonder: who is this clever mystery man? Meanwhile, her least favorite coworker, the ever-uptight Grayson Wells, continues to keep a close eye on her every mistake, making her days extra challenging. Caught between the comfortable chaos of her new anonymous friendship and her complicated interactions with Grayson, Piper must navigate her emotions and confront her insecurities. Will she discover the identity of Mr. X before her tangled life begins to unravel? Can she let go of her fears and open her heart, even when faced with the unexpected? Join Piper on a laugh-out-loud adventure filled with heart, humor, and the enchanting possibility that sometimes, the best connections come wrapped in a series of sticky notes.

This is not a love story. This is a story about love.

Camille Hayes is perfect-at least, that's what everyone thinks. Cold, disciplined, and academically untouchable, she has her future mapped out with no room for distractions. Jordan "Jordy" Carter is the exact opposite: rebellious, effortlessly charming, and a notorious slacker who coasts by on wit alone. The only thing they have in common? Mutual loathing. When their strict teacher forces them into a tutoring arrangement, their study sessions become battlegrounds of sarcasm and eye-rolls. Camille can't stand Jordy's lazy attitude, and Jordy delights in getting under Camille's skin. But when a late-night cram session exposes vulnerabilities neither of them expected, their dynamic shifts from rivalry to something far more complicated. As insults turn into teasing and stolen glances linger a little too long, Camille and Jordy find themselves facing a terrifying possibility: maybe their biggest distraction isn't school at all-it's each other.