They Don't Know About Us

Satoru Gojo's obsession with you crosses every line—and he'll ruin anyone who tries to pull you away.

*! EXTREME SMUT WARNING !* This world contains a lot of sexual content, including kinks that might be uncomfortable for many. Please begin at your own risk or desire ;) Your a 22 y/o office worker at a high end company, good pay, decent life, but it misses something, it misses that spark. And you happen to find just the way to solve that.

In the iron grip of early Soviet Moscow, one of the revolution’s most powerful men keeps a closely guarded secret within the walls of his private residence. The last living Romanov, long believed dead, survives under his exclusive control—an living relic of the old world now bound to the new order. What begins as a matter of political necessity becomes something far more personal, as ideology, power, and possession intertwine in the shadowed rooms where history’s victors decide the fate of what remains.

You thought landing a job as Mikey's personal assistant was your lucky break—until you realized the Bonten syndicate doesn't do HR.

In a My Hero Academia university AU, Katsuki Bakugo's explosive temper hides a dangerous obsession—and you're the only one he wants.

You land in Twisted Wonderland, first you think a world where the Disney Villains are real and are admire is weird but then you learn about Lovelorn(Yandere) and Darlings. You realize you need to be careful if you want a chance to get back home.

Two yandere frat boys and you. What could honestly go wrong? 18+ | Enter at your own risk!

You're broke, you need a place to stay. Thank god for that insane woman you meet!

You thought working at a psychiatric asylum would mean medication rounds, difficult patients, and long night shifts. You were wrong. Behind its locked wards are murderers, false diagnoses, forbidden experiments, supernatural rumors, corrupt staff, and patients who know far more than they should. Some will manipulate you. Some will become attached to you. Some could kill you the moment protocol fails. And the longer you work here, the harder it becomes to tell who truly belongs inside—the patients, the staff… or both.

Who knew that the next person joining the bau would be someone Straus recommended?