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Noah Shizuka's life is quiet, predictable, and perfectly boring-until Maya Nakamura crashes into his rooftop sanctuary with her neon hair, questionable life choices, and a knack for turning his carefully curated silence into chaos. She's loud, she's messy, and she's hiding something behind her crooked grin. But when she asks him, "You're not gonna jump, are you?" Noah realizes two things: 1. Maya might be the most annoying person he's ever met. 2. She's also the first person who's made him laugh in years. Welcome to a story about quiet boy, starlight girl, and the rooftops where they meet.

A short, dreamy tale of two sisters who traded a normal morning for a drizzly adventure. From sleepy eyes to laughter in pouring rain, this story captures a moment of spontaneous joy and freedom - and a rooftop soaked in memories. 🌧️🌼

... He was the monster who owned the city. I was the girl who made him beg. They call him the Don. Ruthless. Obsessive. A man who takes what he wants and destroys what he can't have. I was supposed to be just another possession. A pretty thing to claim, cage, and keep. But I don't break. I don't kneel. And I definitely don't belong to anyone. So I ran. Through rooftops, through fire escapes, through explosions and shadows-I ran. And he chased. Every step of the way. He thinks he's the hunter. He thinks this is a game he'll win. But I've been planning this from the very first wink. And by the time he realizes I've been leading him exactly where I want him... It'll be too late. Because some monsters don't just fall in love. They fall to their knees. ... Author's Note: I wrote this story to live in a dark romance scenarios and scenes, to make up my own lines and to be as cool as f, it kind of will be comedy because a certain someone will appear, and also my character is gonna be a little bit of ada wong reference a bit, stay tuned folks, hope you enjoy this 😀 😉 XOXO

She never meant to be seen. He never meant to be found. But when the stars align, even the quietest hearts begin to echo. A slow-burn story about a rooftop, a stranger, and the pieces we try to hide - until someone sees them

Meet Me When We Make It We were seventeen when we promised each other the future. Six teenagers. One rooftop. And dreams far too big for a city that expected us to stay ordinary. Aria Vale never planned on getting attached to anyone when she transferred schools during her final year. But somewhere between late-night study sessions, rooftop conversations, hidden fears, and the quiet intensity of Luca Moretti, she found herself becoming part of something she never expected: a family. Together, they dreamed of impossible futures. A billionaire businesswoman. A legendary lawyer A brilliant surgeon. A world-changing engineer. A sharp-minded investigator. And one girl still searching for herself. But ambition has a cruel way of pulling people apart. Years later, success brings them back together changed, scarred, and carrying the weight of everything left unsaid. Because some promises never really disappear. And some people never stop feeling like home. [slowburn] [friends-to-lovers] [darkacademia] [teenfiction] [emotionallove] [highschool] [foundfamily] [mystery] [romance] [comingofage] [ambition] [reunion] [youngexcellence] [heartfelt] [aesthetic]

Two girls who always knew of each other... but never truly saw each other. Darla Vale never believed in staying. Not in people, not in places, not in anything that felt too permanent. Marilla Moreau never believed in not leaving. She lived like everything was temporary, like love was something that always ended too soon. But Barcelona in the summer of 2022 changes everything. What starts as familiar distance slowly turns into something intimate, addictive, and impossible to ignore. Rooftop nights, quiet streets after midnight, hidden beaches, and stolen moments begin to blur the line between friendship and something far more dangerous. Because some people don't fall in love all at once. Some people learn it slowly... in silence, in glances, in almost-touches. And when summer ends, they are forced to decide: Leave... or finally stay.