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Hope and Josie used to be best friends. So when Hope Michaelson calls after three years and asks for help, Josie isn't able to refuse. Hope is back and Josie wants answers from her, will she really be able to give those answers? Will they be able to rekindle their friendship? Or will Hope ruin everything, again? Preview: "You don't. You don't know me." The words came out harsher then Josie intended them to be. What was she doing? She was here to apologize, not argue. "I used to." Hope said quietly. "People change." Josie's mouth spoke without her will. "Well, give me an actual chance at knowing you again! I want to," Hope said frustratedly. "Why should I? You left." ~~~ In Her Eyes The Violets Lie is a story about family, friendship and love.

Magnolia has a system. Georgetown doesn't get her real name, her real family, or her real attention. It's worked for two years. Then she fails a calc test she should've aced and gets stuck next to Avery Stokes: 6'2", nationally ranked, permanently surrounded, and completely unbothered by the fact that Magnolia wants nothing to do with her. Avery finds that hilarious. Then she finds it interesting. Then one bad game and one badly timed joke blow the whole thing up before it's even started. What happens after isn't clean. There's a girl on the team with an old score to settle and a screenshot with just enough truth in it to work. There's a semester of Avery trying to fix something she doesn't fully understand she broke. There's Magnolia relearning, slowly and against her better judgment, how to stay in a room instead of leaving it. By the time either of them says anything true out loud, it's already too late to walk it back. Georgetown's calc placement exam has a 95% pass rate. This is a story about the other 5%.

you're just the bartender - tired, twenty, hiding in routine. sequins and smoke don't usually touch you. until chappell roan walks in, glitter catching the lights, grin sharp enough to wreck you. her song is loud, the crowd screams it back, but when she mouths the chorus, you know it's aimed at you. what begins as banter over lime wedges and spilled drinks becomes something softer, sharper - two girls circling the edge of danger and desire. it's not about fairy-tale love. it's about the kiss that almost happens, the silence that says more than words, the glitter you can't wash from your wrist. and when chappell sings "good luck, babe!" again, months later, you're no longer hiding behind the bar. this time, you sing along. ⚠️ Trigger Warnings alcohol use (bartending / bar culture) light mentions of heartbreak / past relationships emotional vulnerability, fear of rejection queer longing & intimacy (f/f)

This will be the perspective of Eerie Kane, She's entering her first semester in a home town community college, despite the fact she joined a year late, she was looking for some more independence and individuality away from family, plus in a family of 7 things get hectic. Plus moving away has really allowed her to come out of her shell, in multiple ways. (Disclaimer: there are mentions of a highly Christian family, this is supposed to be dramatized for viewer pleasure, I know little on the subject, so it may be triggering for certain audiences, so if that's an issue for you thank you for considering my story🍦Bye Bye!) (Also I know nothing about college dorms. And I know there's a poly tag but as I've foreseen this story there will not be a main poly couple, but There will be a background polygamous couple featured, though I might make a poly story soon) (Oh and btw there are mentions of sexual topics but there will be nothing highly graphic)

A wholesome story full of one-shots depicting the life of two lovely woman Grace and Tammy as they live their lives side by side in a small apartment on the upper east side.

A short w/w werewolf romance I'm writing

Tanvi met Riri on a dating app. One summer of late-night calls, endless texts and something that slowly became more than either of them expected. Until Riri disappeared. Months later, Tanvi sees her sitting in her new classroom. She knows that face. Except this Samira doesn't seem anything like the girl she remembers. ~~~ Tanvi collects little things without meaning to: sketches in the margins, words that stay with her, moments she can't seem to let go of. Samira does the opposite. She keeps things to herself, keeps people at a distance, and rarely lets anyone see what's underneath. ~~~ Could Riri and Samira really be the same person?

Just a sapphic romance for a broken soul. I wrote this for my own comfort so if you don't like it then I'm sorry but I will not change anything (aside from spelling/grammar errors ofc) if you are one of the people who is reading this while I'm posting then I'm open to suggestions! Triggers: Self hate Anxiety Depression Anorexia Please don't read if that triggers you! It's not like that's the only thing talked about but it is a big part of some characters. I will post chapters when they are done, if I need a set schedule then I'll let you know!! Thank you for reading my book, again this was just a comfort story so pleas be respectful:) -Finn

Mac and KJ from Paper Girls - Prime Video Scenes from the show with my own little twists Pretty much okay for all audiences enjoy :)

Do you know this, when it's raining outside and it's pretty stormy actually and a bird is flying against your cottages roof and this bird is actually a stunning lady? No? Yeah me too but Ms Honey does. This is a slow burn MsPeregrinexMsHoney fanfic It takes place before Ms Honey knows Matilda Also what do you gays think about the couple name Jenalma? (English is not my native language and I excuse myself for all further writing mistakes)

There is this new girl at Louisiana High; Jane. Jane transferred to this school after her father recently passed away, in mourning of her father, her mom decides to have a new fresh start and move to a small town in Louisiana. As Willow starts off in a new school, she meet this girl named Jane, Willow starts to like Jane but... does Jane even like her?

'I only got to say so much before they closed her casket...' TW: lesbians🏳️‍🌈, christianity

In a school where popularity decides everything, Sarah Zimmerman rules the halls as cheerleading captain, untouchable, adored, and perfectly aware of it. Daniela Castillo doesn't fit into that world at all-she's new, loud in the wrong ways, surrounded by friends who don't follow the rules, and somehow always ending up in Sarah's orbit. They shouldn't get along. They barely even try. But between chemistry disasters, choir chaos, locker room confrontations, and a school system that thrives on labels, their lives keep colliding in ways neither of them can fully control-or ignore. What starts as irritation slowly turns into something sharper, messier, and far more dangerous than either of them planned. Because in a place built on reputation, falling for the wrong person might be the biggest scandal of all.

In the progress

Once upon a time, a girl was born at dawn. Twenty years later, the girl wept for the downfall of dawn. Ilora Yang is a brilliant fourth-year surgical resident, best in her class and one of the most feared senior residents in Hartstone Medical Center. Jaylene Wu is a kid-loving, passionate, and cheerful resident in Ilora's year. Against all odds, Hartstone's most notorious bitch and sunshine girl find themselves becoming best friends, discovering each other's darkest secrets as they transition from nervous medical students to accomplished surgeons. Yet, with Ilora's abandoned past coming back to haunt her again and the arrival of a handsome, blue-eyed new surgeon, she finds herself needing her best friend more than ever. Perhaps even more than she could possibly imagine. "Dawn will rise again, brighter and more triumphant than before."

Fantasia is sent to a reality she wasn't sure existed. The reality where miscarriages go. A land of forgotten souls. Everyone was the age of 13 and nothing more, nothing less. Even those who were living there for years of the human world was the age of 13. Except time does not exist here. Fantasia dreams of meeting those that tried to bring her into the human world, called earth. And soon feasts her eyes on Evelyn, a pale city girl and now only yearned for a life of these so called adults. Specifically the ones that label themselves as what they like to call a couple. But the love story does not begin quiet yet. For we are yet to begin until The Silver Mirror unlocked a portal to earth that cannot be undone. Come on Evelyn and Fantasia's lesbian romance where they learn what earth is really like.

Lillian has never felt so alone. All her friends, but one, have abandoned her, her girlfriend broke up with her and now she has no one left. That is until a girl named Yenna starts talking to her in history class, Lill begins to feel less alone. However, when Yenna and Lillian start getting closer and learning more about each other, Lillian finds herself lying to Yenna. But they're just white lies. Right?

This is a follow up to intuition. It can be read alone but for the best experience you may like to read that story first. Xander is a freshman at UCLA when they meet their soulmate, they just don't know it. Casey is a law student with boyfriend and an intriguing new roommate. Can they actually find there way back to love. 19years after they last they last set eyes on each other.

At Least One Summer is a poignant coming-of-age tale set in the waning days of adolescence. Told through the reflective lens of a teenager navigating the slow, uncertain rhythms of summer in a small town, the story explores themes of memory, first love, family tension, and the quiet ache of growing up. As the narrator drifts between bike rides, diner booths, and dusty roads with his enigmatic friend Mia, he finds himself caught in the space between childhood and adulthood-where emotions run deep but words often fall short. Rich with atmosphere and emotional undercurrents, this is a story about holding on, letting go, and the singular power of one summer to leave a lasting mark.