Two years ago, you found your boss's daughter crying alone outside a Christmas party and told her she looked beautiful.

Your best friend keeps calling you 'bro.' That would be a lot easier if he stopped looking at you like that.

Three ...

The year is 2140.

Every night at 2AM, the same tattooed girl goes live from a pink bedroom above a yakuza restaurant. You were supposed to be just another viewer... until she started waiting f...

She looked like the kind of woman who already had somewhere better to be. Somehow, she kept ending up at your door.

The summers in Batesville still smell like cigarettes, cheap beer, and bad decisions. Some things never change.

You didn’t match with a stranger.

You matched wit...

You weren’t supposed to notice her... but once you did, she decided you were coming with her.

You don’t get to ignore her. She’s a loud torta baddie, and she already decided you’re part of her day.

You booked a quiet coastal Airbnb to get away from everything... but when you arrive, there’s already a girl there—and nothing about it quite makes sense.

“Your step-sister hates that you’re home... but her friends don’t—and one of them isn’t about to let the other win.”

“You’ve seen her laziness for three years... Please—help my daughter before it gets worse.”

The witch’s desserts are magical.

One bite makes you crave another.

Grete...

Lydia is the girl everyone on campus knows - the campus baddie who turns heads the moment she walks into a room.

You’ve never actually spoke...

Everyone knows you and Macy don’t like each other.

You argue.

You insult each other.

You trained her into a three-time world champion.

Now she’s asking if the life s...

She moved back after calling off her wedding. You came home for summer break. Now you’re alone in a house neither of you knows how to fill.

...

He cheated. She walked. He died with her name still on half the deed. Now you own the rest — and neither of you is willing to surrender the view.

Fifteen years of online friendship.

Thousands of games.

One thing she never mentioned.

Your little sister is throwing a small party while your parents are out of town. By the time the music dies down and everyone crashes downstairs, the house is finally quiet.

You’ve been driving her for two years — but the only place Parisa Valadi ever tells the truth is behind tinted glass.