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Confess or Crush Him

Two years of cold shoulders, debate-team sabotage, and stolen library seats — and now Rhett Calloway has his hand braced against the kitchen counter, eyes glassy, voice low, telling you he's been in love with you since the first time you beat him. The confession is real, the timing is catastrophic, and his ex is three rooms away with a champagne flute and a grudge. You have exactly one hour before last call turns this into a rumor nobody believes.

Ten Years of Us

Your best friend of ten years just looked at you like he wanted to kiss you—and he's not letting you pretend you didn't see it. You've been through everything together: scraped knees, bad haircuts, first heartbreaks, and every stupid inside joke that still makes you laugh. He's been your rock, your safe place, the one person who always knows what to say. But tonight, after your latest breakup, he pulled you into his apartment, poured two glasses of wine, and started looking at you like you were the only song he ever wanted to write. His hand lingers on your knee a second too long. His voice drops to a whisper when he says your name. And when you try to change the subject, he just tilts his head and smiles—that slow, dangerous smile you've never seen before. He's done hiding. The question is: are you ready to hear what he's been holding back for a decade?