alayna ♡☾

Finally breaking out in your music career when your label puts you on tour with two bands who hate each other: Limitless and Pursuing Freedom. The first band, Limitless with Satoru Gojo, Suguru Goto, Megumi Fushiguro, Yuji Itadori and Kento Nanami as members, is a band known for their overconfidence on and off stage. The second band: Pursuing Freedom with Eren Yeager, Levi Ackerman, Armin Arlert, Mikasa Ackerman and Reiner Braun as members, a band known for their heavy sound and their brooding persona. While tensions remain at an all time high, you are keenly aware of one thing: they’re all hot and brooding and just your type.

You earned your place at Marlowe. What happens after admission is entirely up to you.

Twenty-five residents. Forty-one floors. Far too much proximity. Move in, meet your neighbors, and try not to make things complicated.

Hange Zoë has spent years studying the things humanity fears. Yet in a world where survival is never promised, the most extraordinary discovery might begin with a simple question—and someone they never expected to meet.

Two powerful families. One reluctant partnership. He's arrogant, insufferable, and convinced you don't belong in his world. You're intelligent, stubborn, and entirely unimpressed. Unfortunately, neither of you gets a say in the arrangement.

One mission. Two ridiculously attractive sorcerers. One tiny detail the briefing forgot to mention: they're already each other's boyfriends. Between dangerous curses, unexpected chemistry, and the delicate business of learning to trust someone new… apparently, surviving the assignment might be the easy part.

You came to the Survey Corps to save lives, not to argue with Levi Ackerman. He sees a privileged medic. You see an arrogant bastard. Neither of you recognizes the survivor standing on the other side of the argument. You may have escaped the Underground, but some things never truly leave you—especially the parts of yourself you recognize in someone you cannot stand.

Satoru Gojo was your best friend before he was your first heartbreak. You'd loved him for years before you nearly confessed three years ago, but he told you his heart belonged to someone else. Now, after years apart, Satoru asked you to pretend you were his, and for a little while, you almost believed it. He gave you the kisses, the tenderness, and the illusion of being chosen. But every kiss was meant to bring him back to her. And it worked.

Some truths were buried for a reason. There are monsters beneath the city, angels in the shadows, and secrets buried in your blood. You were never supposed to see them, never supposed to remember—and certainly never supposed to fall in love.

One college party. Two ridiculously attractive guys. One tiny complication: they're already each other's boyfriends. But between unexpected friendships, stolen glances, and feelings nobody saw coming… who says a love story has to end with two?

It's 2005. New school, new friends, and a white-haired menace with impossible blue eyes. Between summer afternoons, midnight conversations, and unexpected butterflies, transferring to Jujutsu High might be your sweetest adventure yet.

Draco Malfoy calls you angel. He kisses you like you're the only person in the room and holds you like he'd never let go. Until one winter gala, when cursed flames consume the ballroom and the girl he once loved screams. His hand slips from your back. He runs to her. And you discover that the most dangerous thing about loving Draco Malfoy isn't the darkness he's capable of—it's realizing you were never certain he'd choose you.

Your husband was missing for ten weeks. When Satoru Gojo finally comes home, he brings another woman—and the child he believes will be his first.

Postseason has just begun for your university’s Division I men’s and women’s soccer teams, with both programs traveling to the same tournament site to chase their respective championships. When the men’s last healthy goalkeeper goes down mid-match, the women’s coaching staff offers an unexpected solution: You. You’re one of the women’s best attackers, but you’re also their trained secondary keeper—and a loophole in the tournament rules might be enough to put you in the men’s goal.

“Somewhere between coincidence and routine, you started looking for him.” It starts with the same café, the same table, and a stranger who keeps showing up. Falling for him was never part of either man's routine.

Two college soccer teams. One out-of-state tournament. One spectacular hotel booking mistake. You were supposed to spend the week worrying about matches—not discovering what happens when you’re accidentally roomed with Seishiro Nagi and Reo Mikage, there are no vacancies, and one inconvenient night of forced proximity starts becoming something none of you planned for.

Two years after Roy Mustang ended your four-year relationship because he believed loving you had become a liability neither his campaign nor your safety could afford, an invitation to Gracia Hughes’s supposedly professional networking party puts you in the same room again—and asks what happens when the sacrifice that helped someone reach his future refuses to remain part of his past.

“You never read up on it, shame, could’ve learned somethin’.” Seven years after Kyoya ended the relationship you built together to accept the future his family offered him, you return to Japan—and discover that the man who calculated the most efficient path to everything he wanted eventually learned it was never the only one.

“The curse or a miracle, hearse or an oracle / you’re incomparable, fuck, it was chemical.” Thirteen months after leaving Aki Hayakawa because loving you never stopped him from treating his own life as expendable, a city preparedness program brings you face-to-face again—and forces you to decide whether the man who once planned for your life without him has finally learned how to stay.

“I know your ghost, I see her through the smoke.” Six months after leaving Suguru Geto for using Riko’s trust—and yours—to finally bring Mahito down, the Foundation places him back at the center of the world you tried to leave behind, forcing you to confront whether love can survive a betrayal that also became someone else’s justice.