Emma Wilson lands her first World Cup interview, and the footballer on the other side of the microphone is Oliver Scott — the boy she grew up with, ten years and one unfinished conversation ago. He has just scored the goal of his life, and the only thing he wants to know is whether she was watching.
Between the questions she is supposed to be asking, the story goes back to the school newsroom where she lost a job she had earned to a girl with better presentation, and to everything neither of them said at the time.
Two rivals are drawn into a passionate secret affair, hiding their relationship from the world. As their feelings deepen, they must navigate the dangerous line between love and loyalty, knowing that exposure could destroy everything they've built.
To turn his straight crush gay, he sends flirty texts every day just to be noticed. Nico gets tired of it and hands the number to Adrian Vale — his cold, aloof former teammate, and by reputation the last person on the team who would ever be interested. A BL football romance.
He has had a woman in his head for years — a look, a feeling, something no shoot has ever managed to catch — and he says he will know her the moment he sees her.
One by one the models are called forward and sent away again. The one he is describing is already in the room, and he does not recognise her.
In a kingdom where knighthood is reserved for men, a young woman disguises herself to serve as the personal guard to the Dragon Prince. As she navigates the dangers of court life and the prince's growing suspicion, she must balance her secret identity with an unexpected bond that could change both their fates.
A young man finds himself irresistibly drawn to his captain, a man bound by duty and rules that forbid their connection. As their forbidden romance unfolds, they must navigate the dangerous waters of military hierarchy and personal desire, risking everything for a love that could change their lives forever.
Thirty days after her mother's funeral, Victoria Sinclair is asked to sing at her father's wedding. The bride wore black to that funeral and had a date free six days later.
A fast-fashion empire, a family marrying upward, and a sixteen-year-old who has just been handed a microphone and does not intend to use it the way anyone is expecting.
