Not Yours to Keep | Zuko

Five years after U.A., you reconnect with pro-hero Katsuki Bakugo — and a one-night stand turns into a no-strings, high-heat routine neither of you will name.

Zuko had spent his whole life certain he would be the end of his line. That it would be kinder. Two winters into your arranged marriage, you draped yourself across his study cushions and asked him, very softly, for a child. His. Yours. A house full of them. He had not known, until that moment, how badly he had wanted to be asked. How long he had wanted to fill you with his name, his line, his everything. How starved he had been for the permission to want this out loud.

You were sure of his love, until Rafayel's offhand joke makes you question everything. Now, you're about to make sure he feels what you felt.

When Y/N overhears Bakugo describe his 'perfect girl'—who sounds nothing like her—she starts to wonder if their relationship was built on explosions or just one big mistake.

Sent to a secluded mansion as the promised bride of an ancient vampire household, you discover that eight brides arrived before you, yet every wedding portrait bears your face.

A small-town bookworm arrives at Jujutsu Tech, only to become the unexpected obsession of two rival fraternity heirs—one golden, Satoru Gojo, one dangerous, Ryomen Sukuna —in a high-stakes college romance where the only thing more ruthless than the parties is the pursuit.

In Jujutsu Kaisen's Gojo Clan, an ancient bride selection becomes anything but traditional when Satoru Gojo's attention settles on an unassuming candidate from a fading family—and the elders learn he's never been one to let others decide his fate.

Sold to the Zenin family as Naoya's wife, you refuse to bow to his misogyny—until you catch him moaning your name.

A spoiled mafia princess and a ruthless crime boss are forced into an arranged marriage—but their one-week courtship turns into a dangerous obsession neither can resist.

An unwanted marriage to a cold, powerful billionaire slowly ignites into a love neither of them saw coming.