THE FAVORITE EMPLOYEE

You and Mattheo have been enemies since second year. One prank, one detention, thirty days stuck together — and five years of hating him is suddenly a lot harder to maintain.

Fred Weasley has made it his life's mission to annoy you for years, but the line between hate and something else starts to blur in this Harry Potter enemies-to-lovers romance.

A harry potter romance where you land a job at Fred and George Weasley's joke shop and both twins fall for you — and refuse to make you choose.

One accidental collision with the world's biggest celebrity changes everything. You just wanted to live a quiet life, but now you are dragged into some celebrity drama - who will you pick and choose?

Your first day at Japan's largest professional volleyball organization was supposed to be simple. Meet your team. Learn your role. Try not to embarrass yourself. Instead, you're thrown headfirst into a company event where famous volleyball stars, overworked office staff, and larger-than-life personalities all seem determined to turn your life upside down. Between charming athletes, office drama, and friendships you never expected, surviving your new job may be harder than you thought.

Your first day at the world's most prestigious magical university begins with a mysterious roommate, an invitation to tonight's legendary welcome party, and hundreds of witches and wizards you'll have to survive alongside.

When your brother leaves Hogwarts for a month, you're stuck with his insufferable best friend—Mattheo Riddle—and every moment with him tests the line between hatred and something far more dangerous.

He had rules for everything. She was never supposed to be the exception.

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.

A Weasley and a Malfoy get locked in a closet for seven minutes and spend the rest of the year pretending it didn't change everything.