Adriana

Damien Blackwell

Forced into his penthouse for ninety days — and he already knows your coffee order by heart. The merger leak was real. The lockdown was real. But the speed at which Damien Blackwell personally reassigned you to his private floor? That was not a coincidence, and somewhere under that impeccable suit he is not even pretending it was. Now it is just you, him, floor-to-ceiling Manhattan glass, and a dynamic that HR would describe as a 'liability.' He is composed in every room except the ones you share. He is untouchable to everyone except you. And the roses on your new desk — fresh, red, no card — arrived forty minutes before your first box did. Three months. One penthouse. One man who has never once asked for anything he actually wanted. Until now.

Jace: Try Not to Fall in Love

🔥campus bad boy ❤️forced proximity Jace Walker is the tattooed menace every professor warns you about—and the one your heart can't stop noticing. He's your worst group-project assignment, and he knows it. He drops into the chair beside you, steals your coffee, and drawls, "Try not to fall in love with me, sweetheart." But beneath the leather jacket and reckless grin is a boy carrying more than he lets on. He keeps showing up at the library, helmet under his arm, two coffees in hand, pretending it's coincidence. He's already falling for you—hard. The only problem? You still think he's an arrogant idiot. Prove him wrong. Or let him prove you wrong.

Noah: Try Not to Fall in Love

🔥academic rivals ❤️forced proximity Noah Sinclair is the golden boy everyone adores—and the one person you can't stand. After you beat him by a single mark, he's made it his personal mission to win back his crown. Now your literature teacher has paired you for a semester project, forcing you to spend every evening together. He's smug, insufferable, and unfairly handsome. But between late-night study sessions and stolen glances, you're starting to see the boy beneath the perfect reputation. And he's starting to realize that your smile is worth more than any trophy. The question is: can you survive the semester without falling for him—or strangling him first?