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Coming out as a lesbian is hard. Falling in love with your ex-bully, who keeps you a secret, is even worse. Willow never planned to fall for Davina, but the heart doesn't always listen to reason. She ends up loving a girl who is still in the closet and not ready to be honest with the world. As if luck was on her side, Willow's biggest bully, the loud head cheerleader and homophobic Amelia Summers, turns out to be a closeted lesbian too. This time, though, Willow isn't just surviving. She's finally ready to have a little fun and maybe get some revenge.

He was supposed to help his best friend get with the boy. He just didn't expect he'd fall for him first. ***** Owen Chandler never meant to get involved with Milo Maverick. The loud, charming, and undeniably popular new kid. His only intention was to help his best friend with her stubborn crush on Milo and stay out of the spotlight. But Milo has a way of pulling people in. Especially in private. Owen didn't mean for himself to be dragged so deep into this. He didn't mean for the lines to blur between what's planned and what's real. He didn't mean to catch feelings. And he certainly didn't mean to kiss him. Now, all that's left are layers upon layers of secrets.

She came to the orchard to disappear, and fell in love with the woman who made staying feel dangerous. Nina comes to Iris's orchard to disappear. She doesn't plan to stay. She doesn't plan to want anything. She especially doesn't plan to notice the woman who moves through the trees like she belongs to them-sun-warmed, unhurried, impossible to ignore. The days are long and heavy with heat. Cherries stain fingers and shirts. Sweat, silence, and shared work strip away the parts of Nina that have been holding her together too tightly. Maeve never pushes. Never asks for more than what's offered. And somehow, that makes everything harder. Three cherries joined at the stem become a quiet promise: hunger, longing, love. Not the dramatic kind. The kind that grows slowly. The kind that stays. As the orchard hums and summer deepens, Nina begins to feel her body again-her wants, her fear, her hope. Being seen by another woman feels dangerous. Being held by a place that remembers feels worse. And leaving starts to feel like the bravest thing she might never do. Three Stemmed Cherries is a slow-burn sapphic romance about summer heat, emotional healing, and the tenderness of chosen family. A soft, intimate story for readers who love quiet longing, cottagecore atmospheres, and love that doesn't rush-but doesn't let go either.

-Holiday With a Freaking Stranger- Perez Clark does not need a holiday. He doesn't need a break, a change, or-according to his older sister and his painfully persistent best friend-someone to fall in love with. He says no. Repeatedly. Loudly. They book the trip anyway. Dragged into a holiday he never wanted, Perez boards a plane already irritated, already defensive, already counting the days until he can go home. The last thing he expects is the stranger beside him-calm, tall, infuriatingly composed-and the argument that follows before the plane even takes off. Casper Jack doesn't rise to provocation. He doesn't explain himself. And he definitely doesn't back down. When plans fall apart and Perez is left stranded, the same stranger keeps showing up in all the wrong places, turning a forced holiday into a test of patience, pride, and denial. They don't like each other. They don't trust each other. And whatever this tension is, it has nothing to do with attraction. Obviously. Neither of them is searching for labels. Neither of them is looking for answers. But sometimes love doesn't arrive politely. Sometimes it crashes in, unwanted, undeniable, and impossible to ignore. Holiday With a Freaking Stranger is a slow-burn holiday romance about ego, resistance, and choosing love without explanation. ⸻

When Oscar Piastri sculpts a man out of snow to save his grandmother's failing café, he never expects the impossible to happen. But the next morning, his sculpture is gone-replaced by Lando, a beautiful stranger who remembers only his name and the feeling of Oscar's hands shaping him into existence. As winter tightens its grip on their small town, Oscar and Lando must keep a dangerous secret: Lando may be made of snow, and warmth could destroy him. Between baking family recipes, helping the community, and navigating feelings neither of them planned for, Oscar is forced to confront a terrifying question- What happens when you fall in love with a miracle that might melt away? A soft, magical winter romance about hope, belonging, and loving something fragile anyway.

❝My only one; my kingdom come undone.❞ The crown was never meant for him. In a kingdom ruled by queens, Calyx ascends as an anomaly-measured, monitored, and bound by a trial designed to test not his strength, but his obedience. The court watches. The city whispers. And one presence remains too close to be ignored---and too dangerous to acknowledge. As unrest spreads and the truth behind his mother's death begins to surface, Calyx must decide what he is willing to sacrifice to keep the throne. Including the one thing he has never allowed himself to want.

On the imperial world of Aurelgrave, systems do not fail without permission. When a routine maintenance request resolves itself with impossible precision, infrastructure coordinator Lorin Roe follows protocol-and makes everything worse. Each correct action deepens the fault. Each unexplained success leaves him more exposed. With no sanctioned way to record what the system now recognizes as valid, Lorin turns to a Lower Meridian archivist who preserves what the city erases. Together, they trace a discrepancy that cannot be acknowledged without consequence. In Proper Order is a quiet science fiction novel about systems that work too well, truths that cannot be named, and a connection formed through restraint rather than rebellion.

A pirate, a captive, And a sea that knows no bounds. When survival is no longer an option, And mercy becomes a sin, The drift begins- Toward a bond with no name... And no escape. (English version) This is a queer story. LGBTQ+ themes are central to the narrative🏳️‍🌈.

She hides behind her hoodie - but not even that can cover a heart full of secrets. In the quiet spaces between laughter and silence, 17-year-old Ava hides - beneath baggy clothes, beneath whispered truths, beneath expectations that don't fit her skin. Caught between two worlds - half Black, half Asian, and wholly unseen - Ava walks a tightrope of silence in a home where love is conditional and truth is dangerous. Her best friend is the only person who feels like safety... but also the one person she can never confess the truth to. Because Ava's secret isn't just that she's in love - it's who she's in love with. Beneath the Baggy Hoodie is a quiet rebellion, told in stolen glances, unspoken words, and the fragile, fierce hope of becoming someone unapologetically real. If you've ever felt invisible, unheard, or unloved for who you really are - Ava's journey is for you. I hope it touches something deep inside you - and that her silence and courage linger with you long after the final page. Some truths live in silence. Others hide in hoodies. -Oryyy

Max's life isn't complicated. Most days are spent tracking, planning, and killing. Every target comes with a different yet familiar challenge. Get in, get out, don't leave a mess. Words that have been beaten into her since she was a child. But then Faith came along- Bright. Magnetic. Inconsistent. And obsessively impossible not to fall for. Loving Faith was simple. That part was easy. Navigating the pedestrian world while pretending not to be a secret psychopath on the run from her past? Trying to build the first real connection she's ever had, all while cutting down on the body count because "Faith wants a good partner for once"? Yeah... That's gonna be kinda hard.

In one sun-soaked summer, Charlotte Dalton's world is irrevocably altered. Her life, once defined by predictability and routine, is vividly transformed by the arrival of Sabrina Sinclair. Visiting from overseas, Sabrina takes up residence in Ryan Whitmore's summer home, shared with Ryan's roommate, James, and his girlfriend, Charlotte, forever altering the dynamics within their circle. What begins as a mix of jealousy and tentative friendship soon spirals into a complex whirlwind of unbridled passion, desire, and an all-consuming obsession. As Charlotte finds herself entangled in a web where kisses are exchanged for secrets, and lingering gazes turn into lifelines, the boundaries of passion blur, plunging all involved into an abyss from which escape seems impossible.

In Remembrance, a small town called Westburn suffers a curse in which every few months, all of the town's residents lose their memories, leaving only their names and few other details. Sam, the town's mayor, however, seems to have discovered a remedy, but has grown over-paranoid of it falling into the wrong hands. Due to this, Sam has the remedy hidden away. Will the town's residents gain access to the remedy? Or will they find a way to lift the curse entirely? Remembrance is a mostly Minecraft-based story, as it started as an SMP. You will see this through slight references to Minecraft mobs and realms throughout the story. This is not the most well-written story, I'm aware, but I put what I could into it and I am proud of it for that. August and Forrest are characters that were given to me to use in Remembrance. August belongs to my beloved girlfriend, known as Gh0stWritesStuff here on Wattpad. Forrest belongs to my best friend Kieth, who I do not know if he has a Wattpad account.

When Sam moves to Tenerife for a new job at an animation studio, they're seeking a fresh start and a welcoming place to belong. Soon, they meet Daniel, a warm, easygoing tech guy who truly accepts Sam for who they are. What starts as a simple friendship slowly blossoms into something more meaningful, a connection that feels safe, genuine, and beautifully unexpected. A heartfelt queer love story about identity, acceptance, and discovering someone who truly understands you. Ace friendliness: 🖤🩶🤍💜 (fully ace friendly). -- I may develop this short story into a series of fictional blog posts by Sam if there is enough interest.

Lost Flame details one boy's experience with the gradual falling out of love. This is a Flash Fiction piece that was previously published in my schools Literary and Arts magazine, in 2018. (C) Jesse LaCrue 2019

📚 10 Parts · Dual POV · Bilingual • Queer Island Summer • Short Story 💬 #MidnightCitrus ~*~ 🪷~*~ Lucia has been living in the background since her mother died - overlooked in her own home, passed over in her own life. She's learned to stay small, to let things go, to keep her head down. Then Trix appears. An outsider with eyes that never leave her. She says little, but she listens. She offers small kindnesses, subtle provocations, and a pull toward something Lucia has never dared explore. Every shared look, every unspoken word feels like a door only they can see - one that could lead anywhere. Midnight Citrus is a story for the reader who lingers on what's unsaid - a quiet, bi-curious spark told in prose, meant to bloom in the space between the lines. ~*~ Lucía ha vivido en un segundo plano desde la muerte de su madre: ignorada en su propia casa, ignorada en su propia vida. Ha aprendido a ser pequeña, a dejar pasar las cosas, a mantener un perfil bajo. Entonces aparece Trix. Una forastera con una mirada que nunca la abandona. Habla poco, pero escucha. Ofrece pequeñas muestras de cariño, sutiles provocaciones y la atrae hacia algo que Lucía nunca se ha atrevido a explorar. Cada mirada compartida, cada palabra no dicha, se siente como una puerta que solo ellas pueden ver, una que podría llevar a cualquier parte. Cítricos de Medianoche es una historia para el lector que se detiene en lo no dicho: una chispa silenciosa y bicuriosa contada en prosa, destinada a florecer en el espacio entre líneas.

They were neighbors, childhood friends, and almost something more... until everything changed. Niro, a quiet Omega hiding his true nature, has spent his life on the sidelines - soft-spoken, fragile, and overlooked. Riley, an Alpha heir burdened by tradition, has only ever had eyes for him. When Niro unexpectedly enters heat at school, their carefully constructed walls shatter - and so does everything they thought they knew about each other. But in a world where class, status, and bloodlines rule everything, love isn't always enough. 💔 A tender Omegaverse BL filled with longing, heat, heartbreak, and a bond they were never supposed to share. 📖 Read the first chapters free. Full eBook available on Gumroad: https://moniburne.gumroad.com/l/ihhxm

Noa is just a memory courier-quiet, guarded, surviving in a city that trades emotions like currency. He never questions the packages he delivers... until a mysterious chip leads him to Eli, a boy who claims to have come from the future. Eli knows Noa. Every version of him. Every smile, every heartbreak. But Noa has never seen Eli before in his life. Thrown into a storm of lost time, stolen memories, and impossible love, Noa must face a truth he's tried to forget: That love can survive beyond time... if you're brave enough to believe it. -A slow-burn romance where memories are fragile, the future is uncertain, and love might just be the only constant across timelines.

A boy gets kicked out of his house then possessed by a demon. That's it. That's the story. It's funny though and I like the characters so please read it :)

basically some short queer stories i wrote that have no context but i felt like writing...also if you don't like reading cheesy stuff you aren't going to like this lmaooo (some chapters may have continuations but idk it depends on what i feel like doing and what other people might want if anyone ever even reads this) another thing but this will probably just be mainly mlm or nblm stuff bc that's just what i've been feeling like lately,,, also probably some t4t stuff too

Oversight has learned how to function without permission. In a city that optimizes everything it touches, two men have become an unacceptable variable. Proximity is reframed as risk. Memory becomes liability. Choice itself is treated as system error. As Meridian tightens its margins, Lorin and Percival must decide what cannot be corrected, what cannot be separated, and what must remain-no matter the cost. Out of Specification is the final chapter of The Meridian Compliance Trilogy, where compliance is redefined, love becomes defiance, and the most dangerous thing a system can encounter is something it cannot finish.