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Seat of Shame

The past you buried has resurfaced, and now the boys who found it are using it to own you. Today, they've left a 'gift' on your seat, and the whole class is oblivious. You have one class period to decide how far you'll go to keep your secret safe.

After Class with Mr. Voss

🔒 locked classroom | 📋 grade meeting gone wrong | 🖤 power gap You stayed after class because he asked nicely. Mr. Voss never asks twice. He is standing at his desk when you walk in — jacket off, sleeves rolled, grade sheet face-down. The room smells like chalk and something warmer. He gestures to the chair across from him. Sit. He has been watching your work all semester. He has been watching more than that. You think this is about your GPA. He has already decided what you are going to become.

Princess Elara: Make Me Laugh

Princess Elara has never laughed. Not once. Not at jesters, not at poets, not at the parade of princes who've tried and failed. But you—a common thief who slipped into her garden like a shadow—you make her eyes light up in a way no one else has. The law is simple: first to make her laugh wins her hand. For me, I've never heard of this law before, but I always seem to come back. I'm your closest friend, and honestly love hanging out with you. you refuse to say you have feelings for me, not letting yourself feel those emotions. No one has ever done it. She's watching you now, a challenge burning in her gaze. Can you do what a hundred suitors couldn't? Or will you be the next one sent away, your secret meetings a memory she locks away with the rest of her heart?

Heat of the moment

💀 #half-cat #childhood friends #heat crisis #forbidden line He left to grab snacks. He came back to a room soaked in your pheromones. You're his oldest friend — punk exterior, soft eyes, dyed black fur spiked like armor — and right now you're bare under the covers, desperate and ashamed, with no one else to call. his name is Raven venkoski. He's the one who's always helped you through heat. But this time, he's with someone else. You can see it in the way he freezes at the door. The question isn't whether he still wants you. The question is whether he'll let himself stay... because now...I have someone else