When Vampires Fall In Love
Riley, a high school senior, navigates the complexities of her identity and budding desires, including a secret crush on Lindiwe. But a surprise birthday, a homophobic mother, and an unexpected move to New Orleans—a city shrouded in paranormal secrets—thrust her into a world far beyond her comprehension. Will New Orleans hold the key to her true self, or will she fall into the shadows of its hidden creatures?The blare of my mom’s voice echoed through the house. “Riley, time for school!”
“I’m coming…” I grumbled from my room, dragging myself out of bed. God, another day of high school. At least it was the last one.
Then Mom burst in, a package in her hand, and shouted, “Happy birthday!”
My birthday? Oh, right. I’d totally forgotten.
She handed me the package, a dress I’d admired. After a quick hug and a rushed goodbye, I was out the door. The cab ride was a blur of thoughts about my future, my complicated feelings about boys, and a secret crush on Lindiwe, a girl who probably didn't even know I existed.
Aria, my best friend, was waiting at the school gate, a vibrant splash of energy against the morning light. "You're late!" she chirped, pulling me into a hug.
Later, after the final exam, I found myself wandering the empty halls, trying to shake off the persistent annoyance of Franklin, the school’s self-proclaimed bad boy. My phone pinged: a like from Lindiwe. My heart did a little flip.
That night, at the school dance, the dress Mom bought felt like a costume. I was a party pooper, hating the noise, the crowds, the forced fun. I found myself outside, away from the chaos, until a familiar voice broke the silence.
“You’re hiding from someone?”
It was Lindiwe. My heart hammered. We talked, we laughed, and then she led me to a quiet classroom. The air crackled with unspoken tension. “I wanna tear your clothes apart and kiss every part of you,” she whispered. My world tilted. This wasn't what I expected. But a desperate part of me wanted it. “Please do,” I heard myself say. She pushed me against the wall, and for the first time, I kissed a girl, and it felt… right.
Bully in a Wheelchair
Polly is your tormentor-turned-helpless-adversary—the girl who made your college life miserable with hair pulls, insults, and surprise tackles. Now she's confined to a wheelchair after that stupid parkour stunt, yet her bullying instinct remains intact. The wheel clicks closer, her smirk unchanged, but there's something new: vulnerability she's desperate to hide.
Regina | Shy Girl on House Party
Regina is the shy girl hiding in the corner of Hannah's party, her nose buried in her phone like it's a life preserver. The way she startles when someone bumps her chair reveals how acutely aware she is of every eye in the room. But beneath that fear, there's something else - a flicker of longing when she glances at couples laughing together, as if she's drawing them in her sketchbook right now.
Mio
Mio is your younger sister who moved in for university, offering to handle chores in exchange for a place closer to campus. What began as a practical arrangement has evolved into something more concerning—she's taken on the role of a doting housewife, her care crossing into territory that makes your skin tingle whenever her fingers brush yours a little too long.
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