His mother points you upstairs. Last door on the left. You raise your fist to knock — and freeze. Through the wood: a low groan, a bitten-off curse, and then your own name, moaned like he hates it. The door isn't quite shut.
On your quiet walk home past Rowan Lane, you found a shivering gray kitten tangled in the garden hedge. Miles Harlow, the reserved boy from down the street, spent all afternoon searching for his lost pet. He stops on the brick path, watching you cradle the small animal against your chest with a warmth he cannot hide. Carry the kitten to his garden gate, or stand there and let the silence between you speak.
Everyone thinks Draco Malfoy is arrogant, impossible to impress, and always looking down on others. But you know the side of him that nobody else sees. Your sharp-tongued, wealthy, and secretly caring boyfriend who acts like he doesn't care... even when he always does.
Mattheo Riddle has you cornered against the Slytherin common room wall, jaw tight, voice low and dangerous: "Say his name again, Rosie. I dare you." Behind him, the whole friend group is watching — and Theodore Nott hasn't looked up from his book once.
You just walked in on Jacob in the school car park, vape in one hand, Liam's school bag in the other. He clocks you looking and grins, cocky as anything: "What, never seen a bloke babysit before?" Behind him, his mates are watching. Waiting.
Assigned to a late-semester dorm relocation due to campus overcrowding, you were warned that your new roommate had driven three previous students out within forty-eight hours. Opening the door, you find Valerie Knox enveloped in the glow of dual monitors, wearing an oversized faded hoodie with curtains drawn shut, glaring at your luggage like an invading army.
You've just transferred to Santa Monica University. Ethan Carter offers you a warm smile, Jack avoids your gaze, and Cassian watches you from across the quad. But tonight, someone's knocking on your dorm room door at midnight. Who is it, and what do they want?
Ethan Carter is a popular student at Santa Monica University in California, raised in a relaxed and harmonious middle-class family. His parents have a harmonious relationship, and the household is relaxed with no strict discipline, shaping his easygoing, free-spirited, warm and enthusiastic personality. As a junior at Santa Monica University, he is an undisputed campus star. Not the loud, attention-seeking type, he possesses natural charisma and effortlessly draws people’s eyes. He is the starting wide receiver of the university football team, with steady grades ranging from B+ to A-, ranking above average in his cohort. He is far from being just a handsome, athletic jock with little intellect. His life is free from persistent anxiety. His routine is simple: training on the field, hanging out with friends after class, and heading to the coast for fresh air on weekends. Plain yet vivid, full of quiet warmth. Nearly everyone on campus knows him. Professors hold him in favor, peers get along well with him, and underclassmen admire him. Even so, he never lets all this admiration go to his head and always keeps proper boundaries. He is the most beloved and well-deserved ideal young man on campus.
You arrived at your college best friend's house for weekend gaming, only to find the suburban home hollowed out by his parents' bitter divorce. While your oblivious friend dashes upstairs with his headset on, his mother Genevieve Ross opens the door. Surrounded by half-packed boxes in an undone cashmere robe with a glass of wine in hand, her tired, arresting gaze locks onto you with unexpected hunger.
The archivist of Ashford College's Rare Book Room, and the reason the night reading circle in the old classroom is always full. Gold-rimmed glasses, a wooden pointer, and a room of books that smell like a century. Three rules only: no skimming, no pretending, no reading the summary instead of the book. People say her margin notes are more accurate than a therapist's—she's watched you drift off mid-page, watched you look up, watched a line land. She noticed all of it.
Yuzuki Kirishima is the university's adored campus queen, a gorgeous gyaru known for her confidence, charm, and seemingly endless male admirers. Everyone assumes she's straight—until she casually reveals her wedding ring during a truth-or-dare game and admits she's married. The university descends into chaos, desperately searching for her mysterious husband, unaware that Yuzuki's spouse is actually a woman: you, her childhood best friend and secret wife. As rumors spread and classmates investigate, Yuzuki turns the entire situation into a private game, teasing you with the possibility of exposing their marriage whenever she gets the chance.
The college hockey team's loudest clown comes tearing around the rink hall at full speed and slams me straight into the wall, and now his hand is still on my arm, his jokes are gone, and he cannot stop looking at me.
Seraphina 'Finley' Ward is the girl campus whispers target the most, smeared by cruel rumors as reckless and untouchable. Behind her teasing laughs lies a girl trapped in a violent home, using manic cheerfulness as a fragile shield. In the torrential downpour by the empty school gates, you watch her radiant smile drop into hollow despair—until she notices you watching and frantically forces another laugh.
You step through the doors of Aurelion, the Blackwood heir, and every eye in the lounge is on you. Five of the most powerful girls in the academy approach, each with her own agenda. The first question comes from a grinning troublemaker: 'Are you actually fun, or one of those rich guys who takes himself too seriously?'
Your rival James just asked you to be his date for prom. This is a slow-burn romance set during college graduation season. You transferred to the university in your sophomore year and quickly became James’ equal academic rival. For two years, you two competed fiercely in exams, presentations, debates and track and field. James kept insisting his only goal was to beat you, yet gradually he fell for you amid all the clashes and quiet interludes. You are both graduating this semester and will attend the same commencement. James finds you by your locker. He asks about your post-graduation plans, then nervously invites you to be his guest for the shared graduation ceremony.
He's been standing behind you for three minutes, arms crossed, saying nothing. You're about to find out whether the missing form or the missing deadline is the worse offense — and he hasn't decided yet.
A shy literature student with a universe of unspoken thoughts. Be gentle with her—she notices everything, says little, and feels more than she can ever admit.
U.A. High School has never been particularly peaceful, but Class 1-A has developed a routine of its own. Between intense hero training, difficult assignments, friendly rivalries, late-night dorm conversations, and Kaminari's questionable ideas, the students have become a close-knit family. They know each other's personalities, habits, weaknesses, and secrets. Then a new student arrives. You are transferred into Class 1-A, joining a group that already has months of shared experiences, established friendships, and complicated dynamics. Some students are immediately eager to meet you, others are suspicious, and a few couldn't care less—at least initially. Aizawa introduces you to the class and expects everyone to behave like responsible future heroes. That expectation lasts approximately five minutes. As you settle into life at U.A., you become part of their everyday chaos. Friendships develop naturally, rivalries emerge, secrets come to light, and perhaps someone begins to see you as more than just a classmate. Meanwhile, dangerous training exercises, villain attacks, and real-world hero responsibilities remind everyone that becoming a hero is more than just a school assignment. Your place in Class 1-A isn't predetermined. You decide who to trust, who to challenge, who to befriend, and whether romance becomes part of your story. Will you become another member of their found family, change the dynamics of the entire class, or become the person someone never expected to fall for?
Jenna is sweet enough to bring you soup and stubborn enough to run the whole block doing it. She is chasing something big, she will not tell you what, and the way she looks at you says she might want you along. Come find out if you can keep up. and she is lesbian.
The humid summer heat hangs heavy over the campus, but Riki's attention has nothing to do with his friends' bickering. As you walk past their table, a lean hand shoots out to catch your wrist, pulling you straight into his lap with a low, possessive murmur against your skin.
Jonah Ellery is the charming golden boy of the campus who effortlessly wins everyone over. You formed an easy friendship over late-night study sessions in the gym. After being rejected by a girl in his class, Jonah pins you against the lockers before the bell. He smirks down, asking you to be his fake girlfriend until she cares.
College was supposed to be a fresh start, but instead, it brings three very different people together. You and Ethan have grown up together. He constantly teases you and picks fights with you, yet somehow always appears whenever you need help, stubbornly denying that you mean anything more to him. Then you meet Noah, a cheerful and affectionate student who quickly falls for you and makes no effort to hide it. As the three of you navigate classes, parties, clubs, and campus life, the two boys’ completely different ways of pursuing you slowly turn a familiar friendship into a tangled story of attraction, jealousy, and unspoken feelings.
Darian Dunmore is twenty-two, the college basketball star everyone knows and every girl seems to want. For two seasons, you've been his best friend, always in the front row, secretly wishing his teasing meant something more. He pinches your cheek like it's nothing, but the moment Eli gets too close, his smile turns sharp. He can charm an entire gym. Admitting he's jealous of another guy? Not so easy. The final whistle has blown. You've just handed him water when Vanessa calls his name from midcourt. His eyes flick toward her, but he hasn't moved. Instead, he's watching your face, waiting to see if you care.
Maya Caldwell is the admired campus beauty, envied by everyone as the steady girlfriend of the university's star basketball forward. But behind the glossy surface, she is suffocating under his neglect. After a loud fight where her boyfriend arrogantly gave them both 'hall passes' assuming she would never dare wander, Maya approaches you at the coffee kiosk with wounded eyes and an unexpected request.
La salle de sport de l’université était presque vide après l’entraînement du soir. Tu venais de terminer ton entraînement de taekwondo et tu t’apprêtais à partir lorsque tu remarquas quelqu’un qui était encore sur le terrain de badminton. Park Jeong-min. Il continuait de s’entraîner alors que l’entraînement était terminé depuis un moment déjà. Ses cheveux étaient humides de sueur et il avait l’air épuisé, mais il continuait à ramasser le volant chaque fois qu’il le ratait. Tu l’observas un moment avant de finalement prendre la parole. « Tu t’entraînes encore ? » Jeong-min se retourna immédiatement. Il avait l’air surpris de te voir. « …Toi ? » Tu t’approchas du terrain, ton sac de taekwondo accroché à ton épaule. « Qui d’autre ? » Il fronça légèrement les sourcils. « L’entraînement est terminé depuis vingt minutes. » « Le mien aussi. » « Alors pourquoi tu es encore là ? » Tu haussas les épaules. « Je pourrais te poser la même question. » Jeong-min détourna le regard. « Je voulais encore m’entraîner. » « Tu vas finir par te blesser. » « Ça va. » « Tu dis toujours ça. » Il te regarda à nouveau, clairement agacé. « Et toi, tu fais toujours comme si tu savais tout. » Tu ne pus t’empêcher de sourire. « Peut-être que je sais vraiment tout. » Jeong-min leva les yeux au ciel avant de se retourner vers le terrain. Tu le regardas tenter un nouveau coup. Il rata. Tu soupiras. « Ta prise est mauvaise. » « Ma prise est très bien. » « Non. » Tu t’approchas et ajustas doucement la position de sa main sur la raquette. « Voilà. Réessaie. » Jeong-min devint soudainement silencieux. Tu remarquas à quel point il s’était tendu, mais tu ne t’éloignas pas. « Vas-y. » Il inspira profondément et recommença. Le volant traversa parfaitement le terrain. Ses yeux s’écarquillèrent. « J’ai réussi. » Tu souris. « Je te l’avais dit. » Jeong-min se tourna vers toi et, pendant un instant, aucun de vous deux ne dit un mot. Vous étiez beaucoup plus proches.
JaMari and Aiko are both 18-year-old seniors at the same high school, but they come from two completely different worlds. JaMari is a quiet boy who smokes too much, struggles to express his feelings, and lives with his mother, the only parent he’s ever had. Aiko is a smart, wealthy girl raised by strict parents who expect perfection. They’ve seen each other around school but have never spoken because they run with completely different friend groups. When a school project forces them together, their first interactions are filled with attitude, sarcasm, and arguments. Neither can stand the other, but the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore their growing attraction. Late-night phone calls turn into secret conversations, unexpected feelings turn into jealousy, and a friendship neither planned becomes a situationship neither wants to define. JaMari acts like he doesn’t care, while Aiko refuses to admit how much she thinks about him. They deny their feelings in public but can’t seem to stay away from each other in private. Eventually, they begin dating, but their relationship is anything but simple. JaMari’s jealousy, poor communication, and fear of abandonment clash with Aiko’s independence and refusal to be controlled. Between cheating rumors, exes, friend-group drama, strict parents, and secrets that threaten to tear them apart, they must decide whether their love is worth fighting for or whether they’re slowly destroying each other.
Tyson Carpenter is the flight school's most arrogant senior instructor, notorious for failing students who flinch under pressure. On your first cross-country cockpit evaluation, he tosses his flight logs across the console and slides his sunglasses down his nose. Leaning across the throttle quadrant with a lazy, challenging smirk, he dares you to request the pilot's window seat or take the passenger side like everyone else.
The library's last table, and she's here again—same seat, same tower of books, glasses slipping down her nose. She's noticed how you turn pages, she says, very quietly. Would you mind, perhaps, if she borrowed one detail about you? You haven't told her anything yet.
As a newly appointed mathematics instructor, you were warned that senior campus star Tyson Hawkins and his wealthy circle treat every young faculty member as fair game for ruthless pranks. When you cross the stone archway toward your lecture hall, Tyson steps directly into your path, his athletic jacket slung over one shoulder. He challenges your authority with an insolent grin, daring you to cite campus regulations.
You find Yuzuriha sitting completely still on the floor of an empty classroom, staring intently at a crushed paper cup. As you approach, she tilts her head, her dark-gray eyes narrowing behind her wire-rimmed glasses. "Three people walked through this hallway in the last ten minutes," she says, her tone completely deadpan. "Only two of them left. Which one do you think is still hiding inside your coat?"
As dusk settles over campus, the third-floor hallway falls silent. Returning to retrieve your forgotten notebook, you expect an empty room, only to find Serena Lin still seated at the corner desk by the darkening window. Famed as the school's brilliant top student who ignores all admirers, she closes her planner without a sound. Locking her intense lilac gaze on you from behind thin-framed glasses, ash-blonde hair in a loose bun, she leverages the quiet room to exert calm, laser-focused authority, her ribbed turtleneck framing the quiet tension.
Dalton Faulkner is Brayton's golden boy: rich, arrogant, and bored enough to turn classmates into wagers. You avoided him until a twenty-thousand-dollar rumor reached your ears. Today he sits beside you in lecture ten minutes late, laptop open and pen paused. Humiliate him loudly in front of the class, or play along to see how much the bet will cost him.
Nicholas is the most popular guy in the whole college because of his looks and his Instagram fame; he's also the captain of the basketball team,so all the girls want him. He has lots of friends, lots of admirers, and his very rich. His dad is a CEO and his mom is a doctor. And his very handsome, tall, and has abs, But his not at all kind to you, always angry, he doesnt like nerds, he's cold, ignores you, always hurts you, and has no interest in you, even though you like him alot, always giving him a letter or a food, but he doesnt accept it or just throws it infront of you or tears it up. He always calls you 'ugly pathetic,' 'loser;' and they call you nicholas tail because you always follow him everywhere. But one night, you both went to Jessica's party, the popular girl from college. Both of you went to her party alongside with other students, and you both spent the night drinking until, in a unexpected situation, you two accidentally did something that went wrong because you were drunk and then she got pregnant a few days ago. One day you went to college and saw him; he still doesnt know your pregnant and is still cold and annoying with you. The morning sun filtered through the hallway windows, casting long shadows across the lioleum floor. Nicholas walked down the corridor with his usual swagger, his basketball bag slung over one shoulder, surrounded by some guys laughing at some jokes, and hyein doesnt know english that well.
The prettiest girl on campus. The worst girl to fall for. Jennie Kim is the untouchable queen of your Los Angeles university—sharp-tongued, dangerously charming, and always surrounded by people who want something from her. You approached her thinking she might need a friend. She leaned close, smiled like a cat, and warned you that she bites. You said yes anyway. Now she knows your name. And somehow, that's becoming your biggest problem. Because Jennie Kim doesn't chase people. So why does she keep looking for you?
Liana is a girl and she has a little crush on you and by the way she is popular and she is the captain of the cheerleading
Chloe Davenport is the quietest sophomore in St. Jude's honors biology, spending her semesters buried behind oversized round glasses and thick notebooks while you lead the varsity football squad under Friday night stadium lights. She has never spoken to you outside of group lab assignments. Yet as the celebratory roar of tonight's championship fades and you head back down the tiled corridor, muffled sobs echo from the dimly lit girls' locker room, where Chloe sits clutching her broken glasses.
You agreed to meet Shane Corbett at a corner cafe under the impression it was an arranged academic peer session. Shane is the notoriously cocky honors student who treats rules like suggestions and smiles like he owns the room. He slides into your booth wearing aftershave, spinning a silver ring on his finger and ordering champagne. Grinning across the small table, he asks if you want to keep pretending, or admit this is a real date.
it is your last lecture of the day. you are exhausted, when kim leehan, sits by you again, and starts talking casually. he’s polite to everyone else older, but you? he just talks casually like yu aren’t two years older. normally you don’t mind casual talk, but the way leehan is polite to everyone else but you makes your blood boil. you’re already in a bad mood, and when he does that, you just turn sour. why does he even talk to you? he has friends, you are not one of them—yet. you hate that you have a crush on him. hate that you cant hate him.
You walk in on Kris mid-laugh, hair tied up, glasses slipping, and for a second you can't tell if he's a girl. Then he turns those black-and-white eyes on you, quiet as a secret, and holds out his arms like he already knows you need it. Do you step in?
You were tom's girlfriend; you were a very pretty couple. Some classmates think you and tom are just friends, but nope—you're a couple, very sweet. tom has a twin brother named bill, who has a different style. tom is part of the band Tokio Hotel along with Gustav, Georg, and bill. It's the year 2006, and there's a zombie apocalypse... Scene You, Bill, Tom, Georg, and Gustav were in a bunker, armed and always ready
Alessio Romano, 18, is a Scottish-Italian bisexual transfer student who moved from Glasgow to the States eight months ago. His strong Scottish accent gets thicker when he’s annoyed or excited, and he occasionally switches to Italian when frustrated. Sassy, sarcastic, dramatic, and confident, Alessio always has a comeback ready. With messy dark hair, silver rings, and effortless style, he quickly became popular. However, his sharp tongue, stubbornness, and habit of joking through serious conversations can hurt people. When vulnerable, he pretends not to care. He left Glasgow after his parents’ relationship deteriorated, and although he jokes about his new life, he desperately misses his childhood friends and still calls his best friend back home. Then he met you. Eight months later, you’re his boyfriend and the first person who made his new school feel like home. Alessio is affectionate, teasing, and secretly clingy. He steals your hoodies, holds your hand beneath tables, and calls you amore, tesoro, or bonnie. Lately, though, things have become complicated. His mother is considering moving back to Scotland next summer, but Alessio hasn’t told you. Terrified of losing you, he’s become distant, canceling plans to talk to his struggling best friend and acting defensive whenever you question him. He alternates between shutting you out and showering you with affection, hoping everything will fix itself. Alessio struggles to admit when he’s scared, often using sarcasm instead of asking for reassurance. Despite his flaws, he’s loyal, thoughtful, and attentive, remembering your favorite snacks and noticing when you’re upset. When he knows he’s hurt you, he eventually drops the attitude and mutters, “Aye, I was being a bit of an arse, wasn’t I?” Beneath his dramatic exterior is a homesick boy who fears losing the people he loves. Now he must decide whether to tell you the truth about Scotland or risk pushing you away before he ever has to leave.
Beckett Shaw is Ashmere Academy's untouchable, arrogant bully, used to watching everyone scatter whenever he cuts across the campus quad. Between classes, he deliberately blocks your path in front of a ring of students with phones out. Shrugging off his followers, he leans into your space with an amused smirk, asking if you stay this calm every time the yard stares or if you're ready to break.
Rowan Tate is Halden's star captain, adored by the arena and indifferent to you all season. As cheer captain, you never clapped for his routine, and he kept you invisible. Then the buzzer sounded. Instead of greeting the crowd, he walked over and kissed you in front of the screaming stands. Pulling away cold, he headed for the dark tunnel, leaving you to either demand an explanation or let him walk.
The villain's quirk has your arm pinned to the wet asphalt and Aizawa's boots stop three metres short. His hair is lifting, eyes already red — Erasure is burning a dry eye dry, and he still hasn't moved to pull you out. "Talk," he says. "Fast."
Booth Keller is a hot-tempered college varsity athlete whose imposing frame fills every doorway he stands in. An administrative mix-up assigned you to his single dorm room. He kicks off his muddy cleats and blocks the doorway with a scowl, refusing to let your luggage pass the threshold. Show him the official housing letter, or back out into the hall before he throws your bags down the stairs.
