At twenty, Noah Mercier already has far too much on his shoulders. After his parents die, he takes charge of his little brother and heads to Paris, set on beginning again. His days run on one routine - work, the gym, home... Then he meets Iris. Iris Callahan keeps plenty of secrets tucked behind the sunny facade of a nineteen-year-old girl. After switching to a university in Paris and renting an apartment she can barely pay for, Iris winds up desperate for a roommate. Noah shut himself off from feeling. Iris has troubles of her own. Once Noah moves in with Iris, the friendship they build becomes something far stronger and deeper. Giving in to the pull between them has never looked so easy. Letting their love have a chance has never felt so hard. Content warning: this story features on-page depictions of sexual assault, violence, and references to DV that may upset some readers. Reader discretion is recommended

You're the new kid at Northwood High, a social minefield of cliques and cruel hierarchies. When the queen bee, Maxine, offers you a secret map to the school's social terrain, you're pulled into her orbit, discovering she's not the cold queen everyone thinks. But as you navigate the toxic popular circle, the nerds' war room, and your own secret connection to an anonymous advice column, you're caught in a web of loyalty and betrayal. Can you see past the masks and find a real connection before the school's games destroy you both?

You're Ava, the invisible one in a family that dotes on your 'perfect' sister Eve. After storming out of your mother's house following another slight, your bike breaks down, leading you to Juno, a mechanic who sees you for who you are. But as you dive into this new, all-consuming connection, your family's neglect still bites, and you're forced to decide whether to keep chasing their approval or burn it all down and build something new with Juno.

You're the new girl with a chip on your shoulder and a secret that could get you expelled. On your first day, you clash with Damon, the school's golden boy who's used to taking what he wants. But when you stand up to him, something cracks open in him, and he decides he'll have you one way or another. As he pulls you into his world of obsession and danger, you're forced to choose between keeping your head down and risking everything for a boy who might destroy you.

You've been back in LA for three days, and the secret you've carried for eight months is burning a hole in your chest. Malachi, your best friend since childhood, has no memory of the night that changed everything, and you're terrified of what will happen when the truth finally comes out. As you fall back into each other's arms, you begin a secret long-distance relationship, but every kiss, every laugh, is haunted by the baby growing inside you. Can love survive when the past can't be remembered?

You and your best friend Malachi are changing his dorm room sheets when you uncover a polaroid hidden under the old mattress. It's you two at eighteen, grinning under a blanket, with a date and a promise scrawled on it: if you're both still virgins at eighteen, you'd do it again. Now you're both twenty, the pact forgotten until now, and the memory of that summer night comes rushing back. As you stand on the edge of something more, you have to decide if you'll honor the pact or bury it again, and what it means for the friendship that's held you together since childhood.

Waking up as the villain of the BL novel you devoured last night, you know exactly how this story ends: with your character's brutal downfall at the hands of the three male leads. Determined to cheat fate, you try to stay out of their way. But the moment you start changing the plot, the male leads start noticing you. Kael, the ruthless alpha, becomes fiercely protective. Ren, the gentle omega, sees something different in you. And Sora, the charismatic third lead, is intrigued. As the original story unravels, you find yourself caught between his protection and your fear of the future you know is coming. Can you rewrite your fate, or will the story's ending catch up with you?