Snowed in. One bed. And my very off-limits hookup. It was supposed to stay casual—just a little fun on the side. But then Arthur, my secret fling and my dad’s right-hand man, gets stuck at our place during a winter storm. My dad? Oblivious. The tension? Absolutely not. The rules were clear: keep it quiet, keep it simple, definitely keep it out of the house. But with nowhere to go and the sparks only getting hotter, resisting him isn’t exactly going well.

In the shattered ruins of post-apocalyptic Earth, a young prince finds himself captured by the very rebels he was raised to hate. Escape is his only plan—until one rebel challenges everything he thought he knew. Forced to rely on each other to survive the radioactive wilds, pride gives way to something far more dangerous: trust. And maybe even something deeper. As loyalties blur and sparks ignite, the prince must decide what truly matters—his kingdom, his survival, or the unexpected bond that could change everything.

On the eve of his sixteenth birthday, Brennick’s life changes forever. Taken from his home by a mysterious mage, he is whisked away not to the Circle of Ullu as expected, but to the enigmatic Fortress of Fy'ren. Confused and uncertain, Brennick finds himself drawn to his captivating attendant, Falco. As he navigates his new life, he’s left to wonder why he was really brought here. Magic swirls, secrets unfold, and Brennick’s destiny is intertwined with the fortress—and Falco—in unexpected ways.

This story dives into the world of The Warlock's Son, a TV show featured within the universe of Discretion!

Mateo steps onto campus expecting nothing more than late nights, study sessions, and maybe a decent GPA. But everything shifts when he meets Rupert—a brilliant coder with a quiet presence and a mind-blowing invention. As they team up over tech and laughter, friendship blooms fast. And just when Mateo thinks he has it all figured out, feelings start to scramble the code. At this elite university, it turns out the biggest lesson isn’t in the classroom—it’s about connection, vulnerability, and the kind of chemistry you can’t debug.