Goldenboys Stories

"I told you I'd rock his shit, Bella. I don't make promises I can't keep." Bella Larson is used to being invisible. She's the quiet girl, the "hassle daughter" who causes too much trouble, the sister of a soldier deployed thousands of miles away. But after one disastrous party and a pair of bruises that won't let her forget it, her silence is starting to feel like a cage. She expected to fade back into the background. She didn't expect Tucker Rhodes. Tucker is everything a girl in a small Minnesota town should stay away from: the star hockey player with a cocky smirk and a lethal slap shot. But when he sees the marks on Bella's skin, he can't stay away. Now, Bella is caught between an ex-boyfriend who won't let go, parents who want her to be perfect, a predator who thinks he's untouchable, a trio of dangerous guys she meets on a gloomy night, and a boy with busted knuckles and sparkling blue eyes who calls her "sweetheart" and walks her to class. In the aftermath of the smoke, Bella has to decide: is she worth the trouble these boys are willing to stir up? © [2026] BedazzledPepperSpray. All Rights Reserved. No part of this story may be reproduced or transmitted in any form. If you are reading this on a site other than Wattpad, you are at risk of malware and it has been stolen.

At Westbridge High, everyone knows the golden boy. He's the star athlete, the teacher's favorite, the guy who smiles and the world bends around him. He's charming without trying, confident without apology, and used to winning - on the field, in class, and with people's hearts. Nobody says no to him. Nobody stays unimpressed for long. Until her. Freya moves through school like she doesn't care about the spotlight. She isn't interested in popularity, doesn't chase attention, and definitely doesn't fall for rehearsed smiles or practiced charm. Where everyone else sees perfection, she sees performance. And she refuses to clap for it. When the golden boy's ego takes a hit after she brushes him off more than once he makes a reckless bet with his friends he can make her fall for him It's supposed to be easy. Just another win. But what starts as a game becomes complicated when Freya refuses to play by anyone's rules. She challenges him, calls him out, and sees pieces of him no one else bothers to look for. For the first time, winning doesn't feel simple and losing doesn't feel like failure. As rumors spread, loyalties shift, and the line between fake and real starts to blur, Malachi questions if he is doing the right thing.

𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗧 𝗞𝗜𝗦𝗦 | "you can plan for a change in the weather and time, but i never planned on you changing your mind..." Pedro González tomó la decisión más difícil de todas: dejar ir al amor de su vida para que pudiera perseguir su sueño. Ella pasó años creyendo que simplemente la había dejado. Cuatro años después, Amaya Medina parecía tener la vida perfecta: una carrera musical que la había convertido en una de las artistas más importantes del momento, millones de personas cantando sus canciones y un novio al que todos llamaban perfecto. Pedro, por su parte, se había consolidado como una de las grandes estrellas del Fútbol Club Barcelona. Pero el destino tenía otros planes para ambos aquel verano. El inesperado regreso de Amaya a Canarias la obligaría a reencontrarse con el único chico al que nunca consiguió olvidar... y con una verdad capaz de cambiar para siempre la historia que llevaba cuatro años creyendo. (f.c. barcelona fanfiction) (pedri gonzález x fem!oc)

"Leah," he said, and his mouth was an inch from hers and she could feel his breath and the warmth of him and the barely controlled restraint in every line of his body, "I need you to tell me to stop." "I do not want you to stop." "If you do not tell me to stop I am going to kiss you." "I-" She's the Diamond of the Season and he's the one she wasn't supposed to fall for. But when Leah and Walker meet in an empty room before everything changes, something real happens, and Leah's mother will do anything to weaponize it. Around them, Charlie is trapped between duty and desire, Dior is secretly in love with the wrong person, McKenna is clashing with Mason who doesn't understand her world, and Freya is falling for the charming but dangerous Malachai. Everyone's playing a game where love is the prize and reputation is the cost.

In the heart of Turkey, Leyla's life is a delicate balance between tradition and the passionate love she shares with Mert, her secret boyfriend who also serves as her bodyguard. Born to a conservative Turkish father and an American mother, Leyla navigates a world where her true desires must remain hidden. Her father dreams of an arranged marriage to a wealthy man, but Leyla's heart belongs entirely to Mert, the boy who has been her everything since high school. Just as Leyla's life seems perfect, a devastating event shatters her happiness, forcing her into a nightmare of betrayal, loss, and impossible choices. "The Princess and The Bodyguard" is a gripping tale of forbidden love, family honour, and the enduring power of the human spirit. Will Leyla find the strength to break free from her father's oppressive control, or will the darkness consume her?

❝You're such a good actor, I guess you had me fooled❞ 𝐈𝐧 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐡 Jasmine Iris Black never expected that she would get casted in a movie based on her favorite book 'If He Had Been With Me'. Dealing with racist comments really got to her, but luckily she had her best friend right there with her. Walker Scobell. Playing love interests in the movie they grew another level of friendship they didn't know they could have. I'm thankful you're no longer wasting my time I'm grateful I gave up on reading your mind I know that it's much better ending like this Just one on your list, deceived and dismissed No, I'm not alone being left in your mess It should bring me closure, or something, I guess But all that I'm left with are unproven words That everyone heard, and what makes it worse

Sometimes the heart wants what it's been trying to avoid.

He liked the rain. It was just like him. And it was the only thing that looked at Raven and actually saw Raven. Not 'Raven Eli'. Not the perfect golden boy. Not the optimistic leader with dazzling smiles. Just the quiet, aching mess underneath. Raven had a lot of problems. A lot. Issues in the depths of his psyche hidden so deep he wasn't sure he could name remember them all anymore. There was one he wasn't letting go of though. The one that had started to seem more like a coping mechanism with each passing day. He just.. can't stop saving people. Helping. Smiling. Even when it's killing him. At one point he'd wished he could be both rain AND thunder. Loud, angry. Proud. But then the universe answered him by bringing a boy who shows up to school bleeding and bandaged then tells anyone who asks to mind their own damn business. Chaos in human form. He made Raven feel so frustrated and out of sorts. So why did it seem like adding Devon to the mix was just going to make the whole mess tip over and spill? And why was Raven not stopping it? ~This is not a love story. It's a drowning.

Charlotte "Shaw" Kingsley is a nineteen-year-old force of nature with red hair, combat boots, and a chip on her shoulder. After growing up in a Florida trailer park with an abusive father, a brother who abandoned her, and a mother who left when she was twelve, Charlotte learned early that the only person she could rely on was herself. When a drunk-driving crash lands her in a prestigious Pacific Northwest college instead of prison, Charlotte arrives in a world of trust-fund kids and soccer boys with her walls sky-high and her trust nonexistent. Enter James Sebastian Vale-golden boy, soccer captain, and the exact kind of privileged, well-meaning do-gooder Charlotte wants to hate on sight. He's her brother's best friend. The brother she swore to hate for all of eternity. But James isn't the shallow rich boy Charlotte assumes. He's grieving a father who died of cancer, building secret paradises in abandoned lighthouses with his chosen family of "lighthouse boys," and quietly falling for the broken girl who fights him at every turn. As Charlotte navigates her new world-her brother Tommy, her chaotic roommate Ken, her wild new friend Maeva, and the complicated web of secrets connecting them all-she finds herself drawn to James despite every instinct screaming at her to run. He's gentle when she's sharp, patient when she's cruel, and sees through her armor to the girl underneath who still believes she doesn't deserve to be loved. But will love be enough to save her?

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.

Everyone on campus loves him. He's polite, brilliant, effortlessly beautiful-the kind of person professors remember and strangers trust. He has friends everywhere, confidence I envy, and a life that seems painfully easy to exist inside. Except when I walk into the room. For reasons I don't understand, I'm the only person he treats with icy distance. Glares instead of smiles. Sharp words instead of kindness. And the harder I try to ignore it, the more it gets under my skin. I came to college on a soccer scholarship, but soccer isn't my dream. Law is. Politics is. I've worked too hard to let anyone make me feel like I don't belong here. What I don't know is that he remembers me. From a childhood I barely recall. From a moment I never thought twice about. From a sentence that ruined everything. And now, in Law school, I'm doing it all over again, without even knowing it. *ONC ROUND 3 QUALIFIER, ROUND 2 AMBASSADORS PICK*

Tanner Diamonds has a plan. Graduate top of his class. Get into Harvard. Become a lawyer. Never make reckless decisions. Then Cash moves into his house. Cash is loud, impulsive, allergic to rules, and somehow manages to turn Tanner's perfectly organized life upside down in a matter of days. Sharing a home was never part of the plan. Neither was sharing a school. Or stolen glances. Or accidental touches. Or falling for the one person who represents everything Tanner has spent his life trying to avoid. Because Harvard was always the dream. No one warned him about chaos. ✅Fully written. New chapters every Fri, Sat & Sun at 19:00 CEST Ranked #1 in queerlove Ranked #1 in ivyleague

⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️HEY YALL THERE WILL BE LOADS OF ERRORS MOST THE TIME DW I WILL FIX THEM SOON AS I CAN ALSO WARNING IF YOU DONT LIKE SLOW BURN BOOKS THAT ARE REALLY LONG DO NOT START READING THIS IS GONNA BE A BIG ASS BOOK⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ The first thing anyone noticed about Zade Hart was that he knew exactly how attractive he was. It was written all over him. The lazy smirk. The confidence. The way he walked through campus as if he owned the bloody place. At six foot three, broad shoulders, messy dark hair and eyes that seemed permanently amused by everyone around him, he attracted attention without even trying. Girls stared. Girls whispered. Girls practically tripped over themselves for a chance to speak to him. And unfortunately for him, I wasn't one of them. I never had been. Which was probably why he hated me just as much as I hated him. Or maybe that started years ago. Back when we were seven. Back when he embarrassed me in front of our entire Year 2 class. The memory still made me want to throw something at him. Year 2. Mrs Davies' classroom. Twenty-two children sat cross-legged on the carpet while she asked us what we wanted to be when we grew up. One by one everyone answered. A doctor. A football player. A teacher. Then it was my turn. I stood up proudly, pigtails slightly crooked and front teeth missing. "I want to be a singer." Mrs Davies smiled. "That's lovely, Silvia." Before I could sit down, a voice interrupted. "She can't sing." The entire class burst into laughter. My face burned. I turned around and there he was. Zade Hart. Seven years old. Already annoying. Already arrogant. Already ruining my life. "Can too." "No, you can't." "Can." "Can't." "Can." "Can't." Mrs Davies had to separate us before we started arguing properly. And somehow, twelve years later, absolutely nothing had changed.

Everyone at school thinks they know Veronica Hale. Seventeen. Blonde. Perfectly dressed. Always composed. The kind of girl who walks into a room and makes people lower their voices without even trying. They call her cold. They call her a mean girl. They say she doesn't care about anyone but herself. But no one ever bothers to look closer. Because Veronica Hale isn't heartless - she's careful. Careful with her words. Careful with her trust. Careful with the parts of herself she's spent years hiding just to survive being seen as "perfect." And the truth is... she feels everything. She just learned how to hide it better than anyone else. Then there's Theo Mercer - the only person who doesn't fall for the image. He doesn't chase her. He doesn't fear her. He just... sees her. Quietly. Completely. And that changes everything. With a past she doesn't talk about, a reputation she never asked for, and people who mistake her silence for cruelty, Veronica is about to find out what happens when someone finally looks past the version of her the world created. Because maybe she was never the villain. Maybe she was just never understood. And maybe that changes everything.

In the high-stakes world of Bangtan Creative, Jungkook is a visionary lead with one fatal flaw: he is paralyzed by the fear of losing what he loves most. For two years, he has hidden his heart behind sketches and professional masks, terrified that one confession could shatter his entire world. Now, as the lines between admiration and desire blur, he must decide if staying safe is worth the cost of staying silent.

Crosby Knoll. Everyone knows his name. The golden boy. The straight-A student. The football captain. The perfect boyfriend. He's never made a mistake, has never failed, always knows just when to be kind and when to be cruel. He's the poster boy for excellence, and everyone is falling for it. But not Renna Bradley. She knows someone who's too perfect always has something to hide. After an awkward entanglement with the star football player and his deranged group of friends, she realizes that if she pushes him hard enough, the cracks will begin to show.

Sanjith is the kind of guy who does everything-badminton, taekwondo, athletics. Confident, flirty, and unstoppable. The kind of person who walks into a room and owns it without even trying. He has one rule: never lose. Not on the court. Not in life. Then Praveen joined the junior team. A ninth-grader with a gentle smile, soft eyes, and the unfortunate title of being the P.E. teacher's younger brother. And suddenly, the most confident guy in school couldn't even look his own junior in the eye. No rumors. No misunderstandings. No distance. Nothing was enough to stop what Sanjith felt. A quiet, overwhelming crush. And Praveen had absolutely no idea. Badminton courts. Taekwondo tournaments. One hopeless senior. And one net between them.

Hazel Wrights, the quiet yet adventurous girl wanted to start her weekend by surrounding herself with the comfort of books and pillows. When her friend insisted her to join a party, thrown by one of their classmate. She couldn't help but agree to go to the party. Little did she know she will be saving a life and catching the attention of the school's golden boy. Levi Parker, the school's golden boy found himself in a complicated situation at the party only to be helped by an unexpected person, the quiet and mysterious Hazel. Fate seems to keep pulling them together. It's never a good idea to fall in love with a bad boy and worse of all a golden boy, who is always surrounded by people who wants him. Will Hazel allow herself to fall in love with Levi or will she push him away? Add this book in your Library or Reading Lists to find out the story of Hazel and Levi.

"𝑺𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒕𝒊𝒎𝒆𝒔 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒃𝒓𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒆𝒔𝒕 𝒔𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒔 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒐𝒏𝒆𝒔 𝒘𝒉𝒐 𝒉𝒊𝒅𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒊𝒓 𝒍𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒎𝒐𝒔𝒕." ──── ୨୧ ──── Noor Inaya Siddiqui was invisible. Quiet, shy, the girl everyone forgot existed - until the day she crossed paths with Haroon Al Khadri, the golden boy who had it all. He laughed when others mocked her. She stayed silent when the world turned cruel. But life has a strange way of turning things around. Because one day, the same girl he once ignored... became the only one who could save him from himself. Now, Haroon can't stop noticing the light in her eyes - the warmth, the peace, the calm he never knew he needed. And Noor? She's not that timid girl anymore. She's fire wrapped in gentleness, strength disguised as softness. But can love bloom between two hearts that carry too much pain and pride? Or will their story be another lesson in timing-the right people, but the wrong moment? A story of heartbreak, healing, late-night confessions, and the kind of love that doesn't happen all at once-it grows slowly, quietly, beautifully. ﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌ 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐢𝐬𝐧'𝐭 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐚 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐟𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐧 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞. 𝐈𝐭'𝐬 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐯𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐢𝐧. ──── ୨୧ ────