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If We Were

If We Were

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Jan 29, 2025
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Romance
Crushing on someone who's far too busy in the spotlight is supposed to be safe. The distance means Kaia Lockwood doesn't have to face, yet again, a rejection that she knows all too well her whole life. But then her brother has to move out, and she's going to need a housemate. A housemate who is not Cayden Langley. But there he is, no longer a few rows of desks away-but in the house, in her space. She doesn't know what to do with him, or with herself, or with the way he makes her feel when he's inches away. And Cayden? He's determined to teach her, to pry open her shell and show her what love feels when it's right up close. ----- *Any resemblance to your stories, ideas or anything, is purely coincidental.* *The cover image isn't mine!!*
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🔥 We were just roommates... until we weren't. 🔥 Alora Di Giovanni likes her space clean, her schedule organized, and her life drama-free. She doesn't do casual, she doesn't do chaos, and she definitely doesn't do guys like Maison Hamilton the school's golden boy, star athlete, and certified walking headache. Unfortunately, the universe hates her. Thanks to a housing mix-up, she's stuck sharing an off-campus rental with the one guy who embodies everything she despises. He's messy. He's arrogant. He's always shirtless. And worst of all? They share the same major, meaning he's in most of her classes too. Maison thinks she's uptight. Alora thinks he's insufferable. Their friends think they need to kiss already. The problem? There's only so much tension two people can take. And Alora is realizing... maybe the worst thing isn't living with Maison. Maybe it's wanting him.

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