Goldenboys Geschichten

Arron Rose is good at two things: basketball and pretending. Don't blame him-it keeps his life uncomplicated. He's North Valley's star basketball player, everyone knows his name, and dating has always been something he's managed to avoid... until now. Madison Davis doesn't perform at all. She sketches in the margins, keeps her guard up, and has no interest in the kind of attention that chews people up and spits out a version of them they don't recognize. When a split-second lie turns them into North Valley High's most unexpected couple, pretending is supposed to be simple. Just rules. Just boundaries. Just enough affection to convince everyone else. Easy enough... right? Funny, slow-burn, and packed with banter, basketball boys, and accidental feelings. What happens when you start a lie-and accidentally find something honest?

Aurelia Finley has always kept to herself. Grumpy, sarcastic, and fiercely loyal to her small circle of friends, she prefers wine nights, beach bonfires, and the comfort of routine over parties and small talk. That is-until Luke, the golden boy of Coastal Carolina University, notices her in a crowded café. He's loud, confident, and impossible to ignore-everything Aurelia isn't. And yet, he won't take no for an answer. Aurelia finds herself drawn to him despite every reason to resist. But when a secret from Luke's past surfaces, Aurelia's trust is shattered. Heartbroken, she pushes him away and leans on her friends to help her move on, only to find herself swept up in new connections, distractions, and her own desires for freedom. Aurelia must navigate friendship, love, and the quiet storm of her own heart. Can she risk letting someone back in-or is the price of love too high?

As September starts, so does the feeling that some people arrive like turning points. September didn't feel like a month-it felt like him. People think that maybe love stories are not real but they don't know the truth... © 2026 © Mccn_bxbe

Seyran and Ferit managed to run away, to escape from anything and anyone who was stopping them from being together and loving each other. But will they be able to stay away from their families, to build a life together, away from the toxic environment they have grown up and lived in for so long? Or something might happen, which will bring Ferit to the Korhan mansion, with this time taking Seyran with himself, despite his family's disapproval? DISCLAIMER 1: This fanfiction is totally my imagination and has nothing to do with the original script of "Yalı Çapkını"! However, there could be some moments from the actual season 2 of the series, which I could add here, as well! DISCLAIMER 2: Some chapters may include a little more spicy moments, but nothing too spicy.

This is a modern fairytale. When her father's affair forces her family to relocate, Isabella Middleton finds herself in Twilight Valley, at Hartford Clarion Academy for her senior year. She's not looking to get attached to anyone or anything before college, but the brutal social politics of Hartford Clarion leave her in need of an ally. Jack Wilder, local pastor's son and class president, offers to fill that role. However, Jack is a paragon of the very system working against her. Worse, he knows all it's secrets. The only one he'd like to forget is his own. Of Wilders and Stags is the story of what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object.

He sees the cracks she hides. She hears the silence he jokes over. Neither expects to become the other's safest place. Olivia Hudson has perfected the mask, golden girl, party queen, untouchable. Declan Knight hides behind jokes and a smile loud enough to drown out everything that hurts. When a single crack in Liv's façade collides with the fractures Declan can't outrun, they see each other, too clearly, too fast. Dragged together by pull and pushed apart by pride, they flirt, fight, and burn through a campus that keeps score. But want is easy. Trust is work. And neither of them knows what it means to let someone stay when the lights are off and the past gets loud. Family loyalty, private scars, and a love that refuses to be tidy, this is a story about choosing to be seen and learning that "broken" isn't the end of you. It's where the light starts. For fans of angsty romance with real stakes, protective siblings, and healing arcs that earn their happy ending - golden girl × class clown, grumpy/guarded × charming, hurt/comfort, slow burn found family, brothers who will burn the world for you

"The first thing Lyra notices is that Isaac Hawthorn does not scream when he realizes what she is. He bleeds, yes. He trembles. His pulse betrays him like a drum calling predators home. But he looks at her with awe instead of fear, and that is far more dangerous. Sirens are taught that humans are fragile things. Soft. Breakable. Meant to be pulled under and forgotten. Yet Isaac lingers at the shoreline night after night, drawn by a voice that was never meant to spare him. He plays music into the dark, and Lyra listens with blood still on her hands. She has tasted his fear. She has marked him. She has imagined the sound he would make if she finished what she started. And still, she hesitates. The sea whispers that he belongs to it. The prince watches her too closely. Her mother smells disobedience in the water. Loving a human is not forbidden because it is rare-it is forbidden because it ends in slaughter. Some loves drown slowly. Others are dragged under screaming. And Lyra is running out of time to decide which one this will be." Lyra, a fierce and unpredictable siren, has lived for over a century, hunting not just for survival but for the thrill of the chase. Courted by the perfect-but painfully obedient-prince, she longs for freedom and the unpredictable sparks of life above the water. Isaac Hawthorn, a kind-hearted, golden-boy human, finds solace in music, family, and the calm of the ocean-never imagining that the very waves he loves hold a predator centuries old. When a haunting melody draws him into the water, he encounters a creature as mesmerizing as she is deadly. What begins as instinct and curiosity soon becomes something more-a dangerous, intoxicating romance where boundaries blur, and love is as deep and unpredictable as the sea itself.

Emma Avery lives by rules, promises, and carefully planned dreams. Love was never part of her future. Ethan Harrington lives without limits-brilliant, charming, and hiding behind fake names to keep life simple and attachment-free. They meet at a science fair in New York. One moment. One connection. Then they part-without names, without numbers. Five years later, fate brings them face to face again through an arranged meeting, proving that some connections don't fade with time. Because you don't just meet someone for one day. There's always a reason. A story of timing, destiny, and a love written somewhere between chance and choice.

She was older, brilliant, and completely off-limits. He was younger, bolder, and absolutely terrible at listening to reason. Yoo Iseul drew the line-firm, professional, very logical. Jeon Jeongguk took one look at it... and stepped right over. Jeongguk: "One day you're going to admit you like me." Iseul: "One day you're going to realize I have standards." Jeongguk: "Exactly. That's why I'm still here." She thought she could resist. He thought she'd come around. Neither of them was ready for just how hard-and sweet-it would hit when the lines finally blurred.

⋆꙳❅*°⋆❆.ೃ࿔*:･*❆ ₊⋆ When the town's beloved Christmas festival is sabotaged- lights cut, donations missing, reputation ruined- the blame falls on the town's golden boy. The only person willing to help him was her. Or was it help? - "This isn't a game, so don't make me a player." "Somewhere between the pretending and the proof, I stopped being sure."

A novel about power, desire, and the price of belonging. When Elvira Moltke transfers to Ravnsvang- a secluded elite boarding school tucked away in Denmark North Zealand - she isn't chasing popularity or drama. She's there because she's smart, focused, and ready to leave her old life behind. But Ravnsvang has a heartbeat of its own - cold, glittering, and quietly cruel. Drawn into the magnetic orbit of four notorious girls - Sofia and Olivia Winter, Viola Heiberg, and her enigmatic roommate, Lea Bauditz - Elvira quickly learns that beauty and cruelty go hand in hand. Uniforms are tailored, secrets are currency, and nothing is ever as it seems. Then a girl goes missing. And later, another one is found dead. Rumors swirl, loyalties shift, and as the school's marble floors hide darker truths, Elvira finds herself pulled deeper into a world of manipulation, obsession, and high-stakes reputation games. And somewhere between whispered secrets and stolen glances, love begins to bloom - but not the kind that saves you. The kind that ruins you. The closer she gets to the truth, the more she questions who she's becoming - and whether she's still the good girl she once was... or just a rebel in disguise.

Katie never meant to fall for Ryder-Adventure Bay's golden boy, the one person who sees straight through her every wall. For years, they've danced around the heat between them: the lingering looks, the almost-touches, the moments that feel too intimate to be accidents. Neither of them crosses the line... until one night changes everything. When a close call on a rescue rattles Katie, Ryder refuses to let her shut down. One argument turns into a confession, one confession turns into a step forward- and suddenly she's backed against the wall, his hands braced beside her, their breath tangled in the dark. He's been controlled for years. She's denied her feelings for just as long. But when he finally pins her in place-gently, carefully, desperately-every bit of tension they've buried comes crashing to the surface. Now they're caught in a slow burn turned wildfire, fighting the pull that's been building since the moment they met. He wants her. She wants him. And neither of them can pretend anymore. But the deeper they fall, the more dangerous it becomes to blur the lines between friendship, partnership, and desire. Because once they give in... there's no going back.

Scotty is a bright, funny girl. That is, until someone pisses her off. She the kind of girl who'll knock your teeth out, then pay for the veneers after out of guilt. She can never fully make a decision about anything or anyone. Perks of being bipolar. James is a stereotypical preppy boy with blonde hair and a football fetish. He's also a people pleaser, and not in the way you think. He cares too much about what people think of him. About his reputation, about being popular, and about who he surrounds himself with. For example, he wouldn't be caught dead with a girl like Scotty. She's the exact opposite of the girls he gets with on a daily basis. So what happens when she suddenly becomes a threat to his image?

"Teenagers" - My Chemical Romance (2006) Westbridge High has always been a place of rules-but Aubrey Vale and her friends write their own. Bold, brilliant, and unafraid, Aubrey leads her trio with Kayla, the sharp-tongued blonde who always gets her way, and Tessa, the kind soul who keeps the chaos from spiraling. Between whispered secrets, unexpected crushes, and battles for influence, the group discovers that power comes with a price. With Blake Vale, Aubrey's overprotective older brother, and his mischievous best friend Logan stirring up trouble, nothing at Westbridge is ever simple... or safe.

Florence Elizabeth MacIntyre is the daughter of James MacIntyre - CEO of MacIntyre Inc. which is the largest and most famous architectural firm in the world. It's known for its exquisite, intricate designs especially when all of its clients are either celebrities, wealthy people or very powerful political figures. It's clear that she comes from an extremely wealthy family and has a pretty exquisite lifestyle. Even her name sounds fancy. However, despite being raised in a posh home life, Florence, or Flo, as she would like everyone to call her, is a delinquent. She breaks rules, she pulls pranks and she makes insensitive jokes at the most inappropriate times. And to add the cherry on top, she's been expelled twice within the same year for skipping classes, failing all of her tests and causing excessive damage to school property. Her relatives think she's a disgrace, girls think she's a bitch and boys think she's just some badass biker chick. Flo wasn't always like this though. Now the question is, why? Why act this way when you have everything and anything anyone could ever wish for? Leo Archer found himself wondering this exact thought after having an encounter with the biker chick herself. He should be offended by the rude comments she's made but behind that anger, lies pure intrigue for her story. - *ATTENTION: I know how hard it is to get reads on newly published books but PLEASE do not advertise or promote your stories on mine or any other books. It's very unfair and rude. Any promotions would be deleted. [I do not own the cover picture. I only edited it] Wattpad © 2020 truthfulmistakes

This is basically a bunch of one shots, some are r-rated, cute and romantic, sad, pretty much just a random grouping of short stories. *WARNING* Some of these stories are R-Rated. They will be labeled, so if that type of writing bothers you just skip. Thanks.

Pip has spent her life homeschooled, surrounded by dogs, and blissfully unaware of the "real world." When she's forced to attend public high school for her senior year, culture shock hits hard. Johnny is the school's golden boy-basketball captain, perfect grades-until he learns his dream college requires volunteer hours. Desperate, he signs up at Pip's dog shelter. As Pip teaches Johnny to handle muddy paws and wagging tails, Johnny helps Pip experience everything she's missed about high school-friends, drama, and fun. Amid the chaos, opposites clash, sparks fly, and both discover that love may be the biggest surprise of all.

Heartbreak is something Keira is fond of, it is a feeling she can never really escape. After her greatest one, it had to take her time to readjust. And as she moves on, learning along the way as she navigates her last year in her old town, a new boy seems to stir her heart as well as the old. With the two bachelors aiming to win her heart over, there's only one clear choice. The question is, Which boy is it?

Ellie Lou du Pont was raised on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, having it all. She spent her life partying, taking drugs and having meaningless one night stands. After she almost overdosed at a party her parents sent her to France for a year, how will life be when she comes back to New York? And how will her life change when her childhood friend Nate Archibald turns out to be much more than a friend?

Even Jesus had an image to keep up, I mean which one really is he? The Father, Son, or Holy Spirit? For 18 year old Alex, it's all about what she puts forward. Surrounded by sharks her entire life, she's learned to keep her emotions to herself and only allow people to see what she wants them to. It wasn't all too bad, her friends and family have always had her back. But what happens when a certain golden boy comes in and changes everything around? Causing chaos in the world she has spent her entire life building?