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HEATED RIVALRY - FAN SEASON 2 Winning the season was supposed to change everything. It didn't. The rivalry is quieter now, but the pressure is louder. The glances last longer. The rumors travel faster. And the world that once only cared about performance is starting to watch too closely. Season 2 follows what comes after the secret when love has to survive contracts, cameras, distance, and the fear of being seen. This isn't about falling in love anymore. It's about choosing each other when the cost is higher. A fanfiction continuation exploring: rivalry beyond the ice public pressure vs private devotion quiet obsession emotional tension and the dangerous question of what happens when winning isn't enough Not canon. Just heart.

Disguised as her sickly brother, Princess Valeria of Sylvaris must play the part of a Southern prince to win a royal bride and secure peace between kingdoms. But Eryndor is not easily charmed. Behind its glittering walls stands Princess Vivienne - radiant, untouchable, and far too clever. Every glance is dangerous. Every word drips with double meaning. And every stolen moment threatens to unravel the deception Valeria was sworn to protect. When duty demands she marry another, will Valeria sacrifice her heart for her kingdom... or risk everything for the one woman she was never meant to love?

What is the line between passion and obsession? Charlotte is a new grad who has just landed her dream job. But that doesn't change the fact that she is alone in a new city where the only person she knows is the guy who just dumped her. That is until a night of loneliness, alcohol, and perhaps fate throws her into the arms of Gwen the intensely beautiful blonde with a handful of piercings and deep red lips. An undeniable connection pulls tight between them but it's more than just magnetism pulling them together. Gwen wants more than just one night and as desire and obsession intertwine she is willing to do anything and cross any line to claim Charlotte for her own. As attraction turns to madness Charlotte questions. Has she found the cure to her loneliness? Or has a predator caught her scent?

Capricorn: Love, Drama, and the Zodiac is a candid, funny, and emotionally honest journey through love, heartbreak, self-sabotage, and self-discovery-told through the lens of one guarded, gay Capricorn trying to make sense of relationships that don't follow the plan. This isn't a fairytale romance or a story about finding "the one." It's about the people who come into your life at the wrong time, the right time, or just long enough to change you. It's about friendships that hold you together, emotions that refuse to stay organized, and the quiet unraveling that happens when logic can't outrun feeling. Moving through crushes, connections, missteps, and moments of clarity, this book explores how love can be beautiful without being permanent-and how sometimes the real story isn't who you end up with, but who you become along the way.

In a city glowing with Christmas lights and unspoken regrets, some nights refuse to be quiet. Ari has learned how to survive alone. Scarred by a love that demanded too much and gave too little, she returns to the city determined to keep her heart guarded-until a chance connection on a winter night pulls her back into wanting. Noah is careful where Ari is reckless, tender where Ari is sharp, and hiding from a past that still knows how to call their name. As snow falls and the city hums after midnight, desire ignites slowly, dangerously. Old lovers resurface. Boundaries blur. A magnetic third presence threatens to turn healing into chaos. Between late-night confessions, charged silences, and kisses that feel like decisions, Ari and Noah must confront the truth of what they want-and what they're willing to risk to have it. Nights Like This is a sensual, emotionally intense urban romance about loneliness and connection, about choosing softness over fire, and about the nights that change us not with answers-but with courage. Perfect for readers who love: Slow-burn, character-driven romance LGBTQ+ representation woven with intimacy and depth Messy love, emotional healing, and midnight confessions Cinematic writing that lingers long after the last page Some nights are just moments. Others become beginnings.

This story contains sexual content. I'll upload a chapter daily. But school's about to start so it'll be kind of hard to upload daily so maybe I'll upload every 2 days.

An ailing professor reflects on his decades long relationship with a troubled alcoholic. Heath Rosco has been in love with Alexander for years, but it's not getting any easier. High school friends, turned lovers, the two men are torn apart by fate as they desperately try to maintain their relationship despite outside forces. Loosely inspired by the life of Alexander the Great. Trigger/Content Warning: heavy depictions of alcoholism throughout. A character gets alcohol poisoning on page. A character seems to be suicidal. Self harm discussed at length and depicted throughout. Some brief racism (the protagonist is discriminated against). Some profanity. A major character dies in a traumatic manner. **I'm gonna be perfectly honest here, I wanted to write something that feels like listening to an entire Taylor Swift album, mostly Folklore, like you just went through a whole relationship, not yours, but you're still emotional about it

In A Haunted Night in Blue Haven, Naomi's just hoping to make Halloween unforgettable for Selah is no easy task, but Naomi's got a plan. From ghost tours to beach bonfires, she leads Selah through Blue Haven's Halloween magic, sharing a night filled with laughter, unexpected connections, and just a little bit of fear. Though this story can be read on its own, it's technically chapter 16.5 of A Brush of Blue, adding some extra layers to Naomi and Selah's journey and deepening what we already love about them. #22 Small (10/29/2024)

Being the son of an alleged dirty cop isn't easy. Jeff has been bullied since the first accusation was slung, and he's learned that putting on the tough guy act and assuming the rest of the world wears a mask is the only way to get through. Using his natural talent, Jeff is able to push away anybody who ever tried to get close to him, regardless of their intention. One such person is the local outcast, Brant. After coming out of the closet, he's been given the worst that life has to offer, especially after his dad's suicide. Admiring Jeff from afar has only cemented Brant's affection for the other boy, but every attempt to reach out has been met with frustration, anger, and bitter rejection. Can Brant break through Jeff's calloused personality and show him there's more to life than being a social scandal? Or will Brant be just another mask for Jeff to ignore while trying to make it through high school? #7 in Highschoolromance tag! 9/7/2019 1'st place winner in the Bookiestars award! ------------------------------------------------------- Part one of "Lovers Unmasked." series. --------------------------------------------------------- Warning use of language and violence. ----------------------------------------------------

Enimes to lovers The halls of Prestige University are graced by two ambitious students, Lisa and Jennie, they meet along the way that fuels rivalry born out of ambitiousness and attraction. Throughout their academics and extracurricular activities, their unignorable chemistry is simmered beneath the surface leading to forbidden meetings as well as stealing moments of love. But with Moonbin's manipulation schemes and Enuwoo's one-sided affections, what happens next is betrayal and heartbreak. Can Lisa and Jennie's forbidden love survive in these harsh times or it will be demolished by those who don't want them together?

In a city where 10% of people have superpowers; society has been affected greatly. In this world, you're either incredibly rich or stuck rotting in poverty. This problem is the out come of the Coalition's rule. They govern from afar, never bothering to interfere unless it's to kidnap someone possessing these superpowers and train them to be machine soldiers. But one group has had enough; the Unrest proves little to no threat against the Coalition's might... until recently. With Quin's deadly inventions of war and Kalen's skill to turn the tides (literally), they have acquired a newfound chance for victory. Can they manage to pull this off? Even when their golden-star leader parishes in battle? And his daughter, Quin's enemy for years, takes over?

This story unfolds in the quiet space between The Goodbye We Never Said and its sequel-the space where love is not quite declared, where futures are uncertain, and where two young women learn to see themselves through each other's eyes. For Aanya, speaking science has always been easier than speaking her heart. For Nitya, a political science student with a gift for clarity, teaching Aanya to communicate becomes its own tender journey-one where each lesson brings them closer, softening boundaries they didn't know were breakable. What begins as mentorship soon grows into something warmer, riskier, and achingly intimate. As they navigate campus corridors, shared study tables, late-night drafts, and stolen glances, a transformation takes place-not just in Aanya's writing but in her understanding of what it means to be truly understood. And in Nitya's quiet encouragement, Aanya finds the first real place where she feels seen, chosen, and safe. But as the world opens its doors and a future abroad begins to call Aanya away, both young women must face what happens when timing is unkind-when love arrives just as life begins to pull them apart. This story is the bridge: the beginning of Aanya's becoming, the soft but powerful pulse of her first real love, and the echo that will still follow her seven years later, when she returns-not as a student, but as a professor. Through these pages, you'll walk with them in those fragile, electric moments where communication becomes connection, where admiration becomes affection, and where two hearts start writing a story neither of them is ready to end.

They were alone in the quiet apartment, the city lights spilling softly through the windows. Mark stood close enough for Jonah to feel his warmth, close enough that every breath felt shared. When Jonah reached out, his hand rested at Mark's waist, confident and slow, like he was memorizing the shape of him. Their kiss was deep and lingering, the kind that starts gentle and grows heavier with meaning. Mark's fingers slid into Jonah's hair, tugging just enough to make him gasp, their bodies pressing together as if pulled by instinct. Every movement was deliberate-hands tracing backs, shoulders, the curve of hips-each touch charged with want. They moved together without rushing, shedding layers and distance alike, letting the moment stretch. The room filled with quiet sounds: soft breaths, murmured names, the subtle rhythm of two bodies learning each other. Heat built between them, intimate and undeniable, until the world outside felt impossibly far away. When they finally settled, tangled together on the bed, it wasn't just desire that lingered. It was the comfort of being wanted and seen, of sharing something raw and honest-an intimacy that stayed long after the night faded.

Two women. One fate. A story of discovery, love, and the journey toward the freedom of the heart. Beneath the rainbow, they found each other-and the true meaning of home.

21 year old Wrenley Quinn is put on a mysterious case of a girl who was murdered. Throughout the case, she meets many people, good and bad. She also finds Sid, a 22 year old journalist. Wrenley thinks Sid is just a normal boy, but is he? Genre: Murder mystery, crime, romance

(girlxgirl) Ellie is your average teenager - but she has a secret she's never told anyone. What will happen when Rena, a rebellious new student, joins her school?

They got married after just three months. Two Capricorns-cold, stubborn, and fiercely independent-who never believed in love. Their marriage wasn't a fairy tale. It was real, messy, and faster than either of them expected. But then the numbers started. 111, 222, 444, 888. Angel numbers appearing everywhere-on clocks, in texts, in dreams. Signs they couldn't ignore. This wasn't fate bringing them together. It was something darker. Something obsessive. Something infinite. Zee and Xia don't just share a marriage. They share a connection that's haunting, relentless, and impossible to escape. Because when two souls collide with the weight of the universe behind them... you don't just fall in love. You fall apart. Married to the Perfect One - a slow burn, soul-wrenching LGBTQ+ romance about obsession, power, and the impossible pull between two mirrors of the same star.

six letters retelling the heartbreaking love story between two boys. ⚠Trigger warning⚠ Suicide, Mentions of abuse and minor queerphobic slurs This book is finished

hi:) this is a story I made my self. I know chrystel is a girl name but I feel like I made it work. it was a task I got from writing class. this whole story starts when Lucas gets his stuff stolen. and he has to deal with being lost in big berlin all alone. but not fully as he accidentally walks in to the love of his life. Description of Lucas Lucas is 19 and has brown hair and brown eyes. He lived most of his life safely without much trouble. He was a sunshine kid and never did something wrong. He liked math and so explains him self as a math nerd. He lived in USA his whole life. To he decideds to visit somewhere new. Description of Chrystel Chrystel likes being called chrys. He is 19. He has short blond hair and blue eyes. He has blond eyebrows with a slit cut. He have had a ruff upbringing without any safe zone. No parents just foster care. He falls in to the streets of drugs. He feels fully hopeless to he accidentally meets the one who is gonna make his life better.