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After her mother's overdose, Elenor Lynch crosses the sea to find the father who abandoned her - only to discover he was a monster who nearly wiped out his entire family. Taken in by the Kavanaughs and thrown into the elite world of Tommen College, she's forced to face the half-siblings who see her as a painful reminder of their father's sins. Then she meets Aiden Holland Aiden has spent years keeping the world at a distance. But the new English girl with storm-blue eyes and more trauma than anyone should carry has him breaking all his rules. As old hatreds flare and new feelings ignite, Elenor and Aiden must navigate love, loyalty, and the heavy shadows of their pasts. In the halls of Tommen, two broken souls are about to find out that sometimes the person who understands your pain the most... is the one you least expected.

Adelaide Biggs dreams of becoming an Actress. Patrick Feely wants to become a musician. Adelaide, however, is breaking. Deeply, softly, and secretly. The only person who knows this is Patrick. Patrick has loved Adelaide since they were 6 years old. He remembers Gibsie daring her to kiss him, and the two of them doing so, and his heart has fluttered ever since. Patrick is the one grounding factor in Adelaide's life, as he recalls what she was like beforehand. Before her anxiety overtook her life, her best friend, Sloane Evers died, and she fell behind on everything. Everyone thinks she's perfect. To him, she's an angel. To her, she's broken. thank you for getting holding 12 to #8 in BoT (3/25/2026)

|| Boys of Tommen fanfic || Rory Kavanagh, the golden boy of the school's rugby team, lives for the roar of the crowd and the thrill of the game. Cara Farrelly, fierce and focused, is the rising star of the girls' soccer squad, known for her lightning-fast footwork and unshakable confidence. Their worlds collide one rainy afternoon on the school pitch, where a shared moment of playful competition sparks an unexpected connection. As the season unfolds, so does their bond-growing from sideline glances to secret walks and late-night messages. Amid trophies, pressure, and rivalry, Rory and Cara discover something neither expected: that love, like sport, takes courage, teamwork, and the willingness to take a chance.

Alexia Biggs is everything they say she is - brilliant, brutal, and built like armor. With perfect grades and a sharper mouth, she's feared more than she's liked at Tommen College. She doesn't care. She doesn't need anyone's approval. What no one knows - not her classmates, not even her closest friends - is that Alexia has bipolar disorder. The only people who know are her parents, and that's exactly how she wants it. What no one suspects is that the coldest girl in school spends her nights behind the wheel in Cork's underground racing scene, where she trades control for speed and silence for smoke. AJ Lynch has been the talk of Tommen for as long as anyone can remember. With a dangerous grin and a don't-care swagger, he's known for wild nights, bad decisions, and a magnetic charm that gets him out of almost anything. But behind the easy confidence is a boy raised under pressure - the son of a legacy family, the center of every room, the guy who's expected to have it all figured out when he barely knows who he is. The only place he feels real is behind the wheel. Racing is the one thing he doesn't fake - where it's just him, the road, and the roar in his chest that finally makes sense. Alexia and AJ have never gotten along. Not when they were kids, not now. They've spent their whole lives circling each other like fire and gasoline - sharp words, eye-rolls, tension so thick it chokes. At school, they pretend the other doesn't exist. On the streets, they race like their rivalry is life or death. But when two people are hiding everything and fighting everyone, sometimes the only person who truly sees you is the one you can't stand. And the more time they spend in the same lanes, the harder it becomes to deny the truth under all that tension: the looks linger too long. The fights hit too hard. And somewhere in all the chaos, hate stops being the loudest thing between them.