Alice died two months ago. Since the accident, Danni's world has been suspended in a strange, unbearable stillness. Her best friend still appears beside her in quiet rooms, empty streets, and late-night conversations, as if her mind refuses to let her disappear completely. When Danni's parents move to Providence for work, she is left behind to finish her senior year living with Charlotte Vence - Alice's older sister, the cold and painfully controlled woman who was driving the car the night Alice died. As grief settles over the coastal town they once shared, Danni becomes entangled in the lives Alice left behind: Samuel, the self-destructive ex-boyfriend spiraling after the loss, and Daniel, the quiet bookstore clerk whose presence begins to crack through her isolation. But grief distorts everything. Memories begin to feel more real than the present, guilt turns love into something dangerous, and Danni slowly realizes that surviving the accident may have changed her in ways she can no longer control.

Her grandmother left her a house. And one rule. Stay out of the room on the left.

Pia Malhotra has always been the responsible one. As the eldest daughter, her life is a careful balance between family expectations, school, and taking care of everyone around her. She doesn't complain. She doesn't ask for help. She just... keeps going. Aayush, her childhood neighbor and the most annoying boy she knows, has been part of her life since they were six. From stealing her chocolates to teasing her every single day, he has always been there-whether she likes it or not. Now Pia is in 12th grade and Aayush is also in 12th grade at Sunshine College, and somehow their lives are still tangled together. Between college chaos, teasing friends, late-night study sessions, and years of shared memories, their friendship begins to change into something neither of them expected. But when the person who knows you the best is also the one who can break your heart the most... what happens when friendship slowly turns into love? A childhood friendship. A boy next door. And a love story that was growing quietly all along. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ANJUXWRITESSS

I stumbled upon a time machine by chance. To catch a glimpse of you — the one I lost — I travel against the current of time. I know nothing will change. But I can't stop.

I ghosted her 10 years ago. Now she is back. Can I be her friend again? I promise I will be the perfect friend she's ever wanted. That was what I thought. Then.... I found out I've been in love with her, 10 years.

Seojin Ha, a Korean detective, goes undercover, landing a job at a major corporation as part of an investigation — only to fall for her boss, the key figure in the case. Reflects no real events or places. All incidents, locations, and characters are fictional.

Sam has a strict no-dating-roommates policy. Alex doesn't date girls. They had one rule each. Then Sam's younger sister Maya needed a place to stay and made both rules very hard to keep.

Once best friends, Snow and Ash used to be attached at the hip, until they started avoiding each other like the plague, leaving their parents confused. And much to their dismay, their families are intrinsically linked. When Snow’s father disappears, Ash’s parents insists she moves in with them. Which in turn forces the two to work together to track him down as the investigation is dangerously close to becoming a cold case. Tensions rise, emotions run high, old wounds begin to resurface, with a touch of nostalgia along the way. Running from the past is what ties them together.