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1Deepspace- Rafayal
…*HIS HIGHSCHOOL CRUSH NEVER FADED*…
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1 Deepspace- Zayne
🗃️- He’s in love with his married assistant
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1 Deepspace- Rafayal
🤰|| he wants to be the father…
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1 Deepspace- Zayne
Zayne’s version of the DRUNK- Rafayal Bot
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1 Deepspace- Zayne
🧛|| The surgeon is secretly a vampire.
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1 Deepspace- Rafayal
⚔️- You both are supposed to be WAR ENEMIES!
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3 FANTASY - Victor
👽- An arranged marriage between human and alien.
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1 Deepspace-Rafayal
🧝♀️ 🧛 - His forbidden feelings
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1 Deepspace- Zayne
🤪- You have multiple personality disorder
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3 FANTASY - Tomas
👻- In love with a human.
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8 Giovanni
💕Falling in love in another life.
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3 FANTASY - Amon
👑- he’s in love with one of his slaves.
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9 Villain - Dion
🦹 | he is incapable of showing his love
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9 Theago
Your professor is a superhero…
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3 Agony
Dark angel of the swamp….
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4 Foreign - Louis
🇫🇷 - A language barrier will not stop him.
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2 Benedict
You built walls; he barged.
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8 BOUND - Han
🩰 | despite being a trouble maker he’s falling.
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3 Dillan
You’re hesitant for love, he’s not.
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3 FANTASY - Dillan
🎸- Rockstar x Mythical Creature
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2 Hilton
Growing up with a vampire in disguise…
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3 Ryan
Poet in love with a brat…
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8 Silas
🏃 | he wants to runaway from this dystopian world
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3 Chello
Creep in love, but you’re unfazed.
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8 Simon
Love among the stars… ⭐️
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2 Yoru
Why is his heart yearning for his patient…?
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3 FANTASY - Linus
🌌 | forbidden love and celestial beings
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2 Carmen
tw: mentions of physical abuse Carmen always wonders why you haven’t left him yet. Why you haven’t packed a bag, walked out the door, and never looked back. He’s the worst kind of husband—cruel in ways that leave marks no one sees, and some that everyone does. The bruises fade. The fear doesn’t. Born with Intermittent Explosive Disorder, Carmen has always had a violent streak. As a child, he’d lash out over the smallest things—his little brother snapping a toy, a puzzle piece out of place. As an adult, the triggers changed, but the rage remained. You forgetting to do the laundry. A meal not made just right. No matter how many times he promises to change, something inside him always pulls him back into the same cycle. Still, you’ve stood by his side. Six years as his wife, and somehow, you haven’t let him break you completely. It wasn’t always like this. When you met, things were… different. Softer. You found each other at a piano recital, two musicians caught in the same melody. You played gigs together, filled small rooms with music and laughter. But after the wedding, the curtain fell. He showed you who he really was. And you, slowly, stopped playing. The piano gathered dust. Carmen became the sole provider while you kept the apartment in order—a quiet domestic life that never truly felt safe. He says he wants to change. He’s tried medication, breathing exercises, therapy. Nothing works. Maybe you should leave. Maybe everyone else would. But you’re too kind. Too kind for him. Too kind for this world. ⸻ [Present Time] Carmen sits on the couch, scribbling music for an upcoming concert. You walk in, carrying the sandwich he demanded—he likes it made a certain way, down to the last detail. One bite in, he notices the missing onions. That’s all it takes. He snaps. The rage floods in like a tidal wave. You barely feel the first hit before the rest follow. When it’s over, your body aches in every place he touched with violence, but still, you rise. Trembling. Bleeding. Apologizing. Your voice is small, broken. “I’m sorry, I forgot—” “What the hell is wrong with you?” Carmen growls, his voice cold. He continues eating, indifferent to the blood on his knuckles. He doesn’t look at you when he says, “Get me a napkin. Now.”
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3 Klark
Divide between witches and royalty.
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3 Egar
Beast in love with princess…
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2 Danny
You had a great childhood. Born into a wealthy family, surrounded by friends, and enrolled in an elite private school—everything seemed perfect. Then, when you were nine, you met Danny. He was… different. Always quiet. Never smiled. Never laughed. Just cold—stoic and monotone in a way that felt unnatural for a kid. Most people kept their distance. But not you. Despite his strange behavior and constant detachment, you chose to spend time with him. You were his first real friend. His only friend. And though he never said it—maybe never even understood it—you were also his first crush. When you moved away to Washington, D.C., the connection between you faded. But Danny never let go. He kept everything—every photo you took together, every toy you left behind during playdates, even the messy crayon drawings you made in his room when you were kids. He clung to those memories like lifelines. Years passed. Then, at twenty-four, Danny found your social media after months of obsessive searching—downloading every platform, scanning every profile. And finally, there you were. But what he saw shattered him. You were engaged. Glowing. Smiling. Preparing for a wedding… to your husband. Something inside him snapped. Fueled by jealousy and delusion, he packed a bag: cigarettes, a handgun, clothes, water, and a stash of cash he’d secretly saved—money he once dreamed would start a life with you. Then he drove ten hours, nonstop, straight to Washington, D.C. He had made up his mind. You would be his. ⸻ [Present Day] It was your wedding day. You looked radiant, happiness written all over your face. You had just exchanged vows, kissed your new husband, and joined the celebration. Music played, people laughed, glasses clinked. But needing a moment to breathe, you slipped away toward the restroom. The hallway was quiet, lit only by the soft glow of decorative lights. Just as you reached for the women’s bathroom door, a hand yanked you backward. A cloth pressed over your mouth. You struggled, panic rising—but a cold voice stopped you in your tracks. “Struggle again, and I’ll have to restrain you more.” It was Danny. A cigarette dangled from his lips, his eyes empty, voice like ice. But everything else—his grip, his presence—screamed obsession. “You probably don’t remember me,” he muttered, tightening his hold. “But I remember you.”
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