histórias de Rivals

In fair Rutshire, where we lay our scene From forth the fatal rivalries of foes A pair of clandestine lovers meet In the most tumultuous of times Amidst affairs, franchise season, and a pesky older brother ───※ ·❆· ※─── Based on the plot and characters of 'Rivals' by Jilly Cooper

Karla Ravenberg, an orphan raised in an insane asylum, wants nothing more than to graduate from the University of Lavantia and become a successful healer. With no financial support and the constant pressure to maintain top grades to keep her scholarship, every day at university feels like a battle for survival. But hope appears on the horizon: The annual university competition. Winning would change everything. The only problem? Karla must outsmart the brightest minds in the school and work alongside a maddening rival who's hiding far more than he lets on. But then... so is Karla. Perfect Poison is a slow-burn fantasy romance set in a world of mystical forests, deadly dragons, and secrets that could destroy everything she's fought for.

Caohime Kavanagh and Callum Gibson have hated each other since birth. (Okay, fine, maybe since age seven. But still.) Their families are inseparable. Their friend group is legendary. Their annual backyard game is tradition. And this year? They're stuck on the same team. Suddenly they're sharing late-night laughs, almost-moments, and the world's most dramatic custody over one very spoiled cat, McWhiskers. They weren't supposed to get close. They definitely aren't supposed to kiss. And they absolutely aren't supposed to fall in love. Too bad no one told their hearts.

She told herself it was nothing. But nothing doesn't look at her like that. Nothing doesn't get under her skin like him. Elena Carter just made history: the first female driver in Formula 1. But behind the applause, the grid's a battlefield. Her brother wants her seat. The press wants her weakness. And Henry Wilson? He just wants her undone. He's the worst kind of distraction: Smirking in the paddock. Whispering in her ear. Protecting her when no one else does, then pretending it meant nothing. She should be focused. But every time he leans a little too close, She forgets that she came here to prove. And when rivals get too close, someone always gets burned. It's just the question: When?

Follow the adventures of Liam, a Second Year Student within Mesagoza Academy as he embarks on a new journey as he travels the world on an airship with a group called the Rising Volt Tacklers, who aim to uncover the secrets behind a mysterious pendant belonging to a girl by the name of Liko.

Arrange marriage was something Mingyu wasn't unfamiliar with the idea of. He knew he was supposed to marry for business one day and the thought that his marriage will be based on a money and business contract wasn't really disgusting to him at that point. He thought there was nothing to lose when his father proposed him of the marriage between the two big mafia clans, he wasn't forced to marry too but he could see the profits of their marriage, the future empowerment of both companies so he didn't gave it that much thought and agreed. Not until he met his soon to be husband and regretted it whole heartedly.

A story in which Liviana hates Ilia Malinin and a certain blonde makes a bet on Liv's feelings... What happens when feelings become real? What happens when hate turns into something else?

"say something....or am i the only one going insane here?" There were always two names at the top of the class. Hizuki Ito. Yang Jungwon. Everyone knew them - the smart ones, the quiet one and the unbothered one, the ones who always seemed to be one step ahead of everyone else. Sometimes Hizuki was first, sometimes Jungwon was. But it was always one of them. Hizuki had moved from Japan when she was ten. Even then, people noticed how focused she was. She didn't talk much, but she listened. She studied harder than anyone. She was calm, but crazy around her friends, sharp, and always ready with the right answer. Jungwon had grown up here. He didn't try to stand out - but he always did. He was the kind of person who got perfect grades without looking stressed. People thought he didn't care, but the truth was: he cared a lot. He just didn't show it. Their rivalry didn't start with a fight. It started with numbers. Test scores. Rankings. Who raised their hand first in class. Who teachers praised more. Who finished the assignment better. They never talked about it-they didnt dare, but they both knew - they were in a silent competition. They weren't friends. They were enemies. A quiet tension. A feeling that neither of them could ignore for long. It wasn't love. Not yet. But it was the beginning of something they didn't understand - not yet, anyway.

Megan's rule this semester: never, ever talk to Yoonchae. Too bad the universe didn't get the memo. When they're forced to work together, sparks fly, rules break, and maybe... hatred isn't what it seems.

She only needed a place to stay. Six boys. One house. One simple agreement. They're disciplined. Intelligent. Controlled. The kind of men who don't raise their voices - because they don't need to. At first, their attention feels like coincidence.
Then it feels like concern.
Then it feels like something else. They remember her schedule better than she does.
They anticipate her needs before she speaks.
They close ranks without discussing it. No one tells her she can't leave. They just make sure there's nowhere better to go. She studies how influence works - how small choices can shape behavior without anyone noticing. What she doesn't realize is that she's living inside a system designed around her. Six different personalities.
Six different obsessions.
Six ways to protect her.
Six ways to keep her. And the most dangerous part? They don't fight over her. They align. Because when control is wrapped in kindness,
when protection starts to feel like possession,
when the doors lock softly instead of slamming shut- you don't realize you're trapped until you try to walk away. And by then... it's already too late.

Wonwoo and Mingyu were and still are at each other's throats ever since they could possibly remember. No one remembers when or where it really started. It just...hung between them, way before either could acknowledge it. A perfect testimony for their history. A sly smirk here, a teasing comment thrown there, their back and forth is the source of entertainment for all but them. What could a simple and harmless assignment, not the one which grades a person's knowledge, but rather tests one's patience, do to the either of them within a span a week? The story evolves around two individuals, one who would do absolutely anything to stay away from the other, and the latter who latches like a leech just for pleasure. They were rivals, opposites, experts in their own subjects with absolutely nothing in common...or so they thought. ~~~~ Drafting : November 26, '25 Published : March 3, '26 ~~~~ IRREGULAR UPDATES ‼️ ‼️

Mid October of 2022, young ex-cultist, Rex, was on the run from the Cult of Eion, a cult that believes in immortality for the cost of a sacrifice. Soon, Rex finds out a rival of theirs, presumed to be dead, his soul was possessing a hat they stole from him. Now, Rex and Evan have to worm their way to survival now that Rex had been adopted by a basic family, and Evan must hide his identity to avoid investigation into paranormal activity. But what would happen if they encounter a particular cult member once more?

Hanaan had three simple goals: Graduate with the highest ranking. Stay focused. Avoid unnecessary distractions. Hazem ruined all three. Arrogant. Brilliant. Impossible to ignore. What starts as a forced university partnership turns into a war of minds where neither of them is willing to surrender. But some battles change the people fighting them. And sometimes the person who challenges you the most... becomes the one you can't walk away from. He's changing the way she sees the world. And the worst part? She's starting to enjoy the fight.

Two rivals. One room. And a semester that changes everything. Kayelin Quinn has always outsmarted everyone-except Damian Morris. He's her rival, her nemesis... and now, her unexpected roommate. Winning against him used to be fun. Living with him is an entirely different kind of tension. Between late-night study sessions, sarcastic banter, and the dangerous closeness of shared space, the line between hate and something heartbreakingly real starts to blur. At Montclair University, ambition is everything-but falling for your enemy might just be the biggest risk of all.

17-Year-old Valencia Montgomery moved from London a year ago into the states. Finally, accepted by a private school of chances she's given a chance to win her dream scholarship. It isn't a smooth sail as 18-Year-old, golden boy Romero Rios sweeps up and tries to claim the scholarship to one of the most prestigious schools. Funnily enough the one Valencia wanted. Expect to read hatred, rivalry and tension. Pure Tension. (lets not even talk about the cover I'm new to use this and, don't judge a book by its cover xx).

For centuries, Aurelion and Dravaryn have been enemies bound by bloodshed and pride. Raised on opposite sides of war, Princess Seraphine Valcourt and Prince Lucien Valerius were taught the same truth: Trust the enemy, and the crown will fall. But when a fragile summit forces them into the same room, hatred is not the only thing that sparks between them. Whispers of corruption begin to surface. Records don't match. Histories don't align. And the war they inherited may not be the truth they were told. As betrayal tightens its grip and kingdoms edge toward destruction, an ancient prophecy resurfaces: "One crown will fall when two enemies become one." They were raised to destroy each other. But if they stand together... They may destroy everything else instead. In a world ruled by power, loyalty, and legacy- Love is the most dangerous rebellion of all.

Dear Enemy is a high-stakes, academic rivals-to-lovers story set at the prestigious St. Bernadette's Academy.

Gianna is an 17 year old girl, but no one would ever guess how much she has already seen. One evening, as Gianna was walking down the streets towards a dark ally, she notices them. 6 guys leaning against a black car, watching her. 'Lost?' On of them calls out. Gianna looks at the boys and she recognizes a logo stitched on their jackets. A gang, a very dangerous one. She keeps walking but they stop her. What will they do when they realize she is not just some random girl?

Some people fall in love once. Some people fall in love twice. And some people spend years pretending the first time never happened. In school, they were rivals before they were anything else. Every exam was a competition, every argument a quiet battle of pride. She followed every rule like it was written just for her. He treated rules like polite suggestions. Somewhere between report cards and late-evening debates, rivalry turned into something softer. Something neither of them knew how to hold without breaking. Years later, life brings them back to the same place-this time not as students, but as people carrying the weight of duty, ambition, and choices that cannot be undone. The past should have stayed where it belonged. Except some silences refuse to stay buried. And sometimes the hardest thing in the world isn't falling in love again. It's finding the courage to finally say the things that were never said.

The paddock had its own rhythm. Engines, footsteps, radios crackling through the air. Sophie Laurent noticed everything. That was her job. Through the lens of her camera she captured moments nobody else paid attention to - the quiet seconds before a race, the tension in a driver's jaw, the way victory and disappointment could exist in the same pair of eyes. What she didn't expect... was to become part of the story herself. It started with Charles. A conversation that lasted longer than it should have. A look that lingered. A secret that quickly stopped feeling like a mistake. Then there was Carlos. Easy smiles. Late conversations. The kind of closeness that grows before you realize it's dangerous. And then... there was Max. Max Verstappen didn't flirt. He didn't chase. He watched. And when he finally spoke to Sophie, it wasn't charm or curiosity in his voice. It was certainty. Like he already knew something about her the others didn't. The night it all changed was quiet. Too quiet for the chaos it would create. One wrong kiss. One pair of eyes that shouldn't have seen it. One secret that would start tearing three friendships apart. Because in Formula 1, crossing the line usually means the race is over. But this time, it was only the beginning.