Constant

Constant

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WpMetadataReadMatureOngoing5h 8m
WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Aug 5, 2026
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Fiction
Romance
College and University
Happy Ending
Slow Burn
Dylan's barely keeping her life together. Tennis, money, pressure - it's all stacking and she's one bad week away from it all collapsing. Connor? He's the guy everyone thinks has it sorted. Hockey star. Cornell's golden boy...Yeah... not really. He's just better at pretending he's fine. They get stuck on the same project, which already feels like a joke neither of them asked for. She talks too much when she's nervous and he barely talks at all. It should've stayed annoying and inconvenient. But it doesn't. Because somehow, in between late nights, stolen eye contact, and conversations that last too long to mean nothing...They stop feeling like strangers. And that's where it gets dangerous.
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