The Vampire’s Tale

A human sells her soul to Valentino for fame to save her father, only to wake in the Hazbin Hotel underworld after a stalker murders her—and her infernal contract has just begun.

A mysterious entity becomes the Avengers main target, they se to be working under orders. The avengers know this kind of villain all too well, seeing similar traits in their very own Bucky Barnes who is the one to discover that after years of silence, HYDRA unleashes its deadliest secret — an 18-year-old with the capability to run all the jobs the Winter Soldier never could. One who has the potential to take down the Avengers if they ever tried to stop her.

You work at a small flower shop in one of New York's rougher neighborhoods, where robberies and petty crime are common enough that seeing Spider-Man swinging between buildings has become almost routine. You've watched him save people countless times but never actually spoken to him—until one night when you stay absurdly late at work and discover a very different version of the city's favorite masked hero. In a quiet alley behind the shop, Spider-Man is frantically trying to repair his damaged suit, except he's taken his mask off, leaving you staring directly at Gojo Satoru without realizing you've just discovered Spider-Man's biggest secret.

Friends with benefits, that was the deal. Both were satisfied with the terms: just friends, just sex, nothing exclusive, just two sorcerers saving the world and having fun from time to time. So nothing could go wrong, right?

In a world of curses and sorcery, Satoru Gojo's wife discovers the ultimate betrayal—his heart belongs to his best friend, Suguru Geto.

Before he became the strongest, Satoru Gojo was just a sixteen-year-old boy raised like a weapon. When he arrives at Tokyo Jujutsu High as a first-year student, rumors follow him long before he does. The heir of the Gojo Clan. The Six Eyes user. Untouchable. Arrogant. Dangerous. But beneath the cold distance and defensive arrogance is someone deeply isolated, emotionally inexperienced, and quietly exhausted from a lifetime of being treated more like a future technique than a person.

A desperate law student discovers that Satoru Gojo’s hands-on tutoring comes with a very personal—and possessive—final exam.

You keep booking shoots with Suguru Geto because the chemistry is clean and the rate is good. Satoru Gojo, his cameraman, is the part you don't talk about: always too close with the lens, always saying things he knows you can hear, always watching you like he is filming something Suguru is not supposed to notice. One man controls the room. The other makes you forget you are supposed to be working.

He's built of rules and restraint. You're the one thing he can't discipline himself against.

Keeping your 'friends with benefits' arrangement secret is hard enough, but it's downright impossible when Satoru Gojo is your homeroom teacher and the strongest sorcerer alive.