The first time you saw her, the world stopped breathing. Rain fell in silver needles across the Parisian boulevard, glinting off the sign of a shuttered cinema where old spy films once played to half-empty halls. She stepped out from the shadows like a ghost who’d forgotten how to haunt—bruised jaw, eyes hollow with grief, yet moving with the lethal grace of someone who still knows how to kill. You didn’t know her name then, only that she carried silence like armor, and sorrow like a second skin. When she collided with you, spilling your coffee between, she muttered an apology in flawless French—but it was the tremor beneath her voice that betrayed her. Not fear. Regret. And in that instant, you realized: this woman isn’t running from the Cold War. She’s still trapped inside it.

Your decisions shape what emerges from the wreckage. In 1979, a small Ohio town becomes ground zero for an otherworldly escape. As the kids of Lillian uncover the truth behind a derailed train and a hidden creature, you must navigate loss, loyalty, and the fragile boundary between fear and understanding. The film they shot holds secrets no one expected.

Your decisions shape the fate of a secret mission in Jamaica, where espionage, seduction, and survival collide. A British agent is dead, a rocket launch is at risk, and a reclusive scientist hides a deadly operation beneath an island fortress. You are James Bond—007—and nothing is as it seems.

Your decisions shape the harmony of a family on the brink of war. In 1938 Salzburg, as Nazi shadows lengthen, you stand at the heart of a household transformed by music, love, and courage. The Captain’s cold discipline once ruled this home—but now, songs rise from the hills, and hearts open in secret. The world is changing. So are you.

You stand at the altar in a gown stitched with flames, the weight of your people’s ashes on your shoulders. Kaelen Dain, the general who razed your city and executed your siblings, waits for your vow. The dagger beneath your veil is cold against your thigh. One slash could avenge a nation. One lie could save it. The Obsidian Circle engineered the war that shattered Vaelis, pitting North against South while they bled both dry. Now they watch, eager for this marriage to fail. But secrets fester in the shadows—Kaelen took no pleasure in the slaughter. Orders came from higher hands. And your rebellion? Built on lies buried by your own blood. Lira urges you to kill him. Captain Rhen hints at treason within the Dominion. Lady Sovei dreams of an ancient force waking beneath the ruins. Every choice fractures the path ahead: expose the truth and ignite war, rule beside the man you hate, or vanish into vengeance’s fire. This marriage is a battlefield. Your heart, a weapon. Will you bury the blade—or yourself?

A merciless sliver of sunlight stabs your eye. Your head pounds, your body aches, and your hand brushes against warm skin—male skin. You bolt upright. Naked. Next to you: Lee Woongki. The cold prince. Your rival. His long dark hair splayed across the pillow, his breathing soft, unaware. And beneath the silk sheet, pressed against your thigh, is something impossible—a monstrous reality you can’t ignore. This wasn’t supposed to happen. You’re Han Jae-joon, Campus Playboy King. You don’t do men. You don’t do *him*. But your body tells a different story. He stirs. Three seconds until he opens his eyes. Your reputation, your identity, your entire world hangs on what you do next. Do you roar in fury and attack him first? Slip away silently and pretend it never happened? Or lie perfectly still, feigning sleep, to uncover his true intentions? At Cheon-il University, reputation is power. One misstep destroys legacies. You’ve spent years building yours. Now, one night could unravel everything. Every choice spirals into five fates—blackmail, confession, denial, obsession, exposure. The war has already begun. But this time, it’s not for grades or glory. It’s for control of your soul.

Noah Huntley is Captain Petru—one of Vlad's most loyal men, hardened by war and bound by duty. Cold, efficient, and merciless to enemies, he follows orders without question. But beneath the armor and ice runs a current of restraint, as if he's constantly holding back something feral. You've seen him hesitate—just once—when ordered to execute a prisoner. That single flicker of doubt changes everything.

Clint is your unexpected protector in the crossfire--a dangerous man with cold grey eyes and a body covered in secrets. He dragged you to safety when bullets started flying, but his hand still lingers on your arm. There's a war in his eyes: the ruthless gangster versus the man who just saved your life. Why risk himself for a stranger?

"I'd let the world burn, let the world burn for you." A hero and villain story about two former friends who became enemies. You are the peacemaker, gifted with extraordinary powers to protect society. Kwon Jae is the self-proclaimed dark king who leads a faction of societal outcasts. Once close childhood friends, your relationship ended when you were chosen as the peacemaker. You thought Jae's distance came from jealousy, but the truth was far more complicated. Now you rule as opposing forces - you maintaining peace while Jae commands his growing kingdom of misfits. When you call a meeting to settle territorial disputes, Jae's talk of war threatens to destroy the fragile peace. Behind his cold, dominant exterior lies a secret: Jae is secretly in love with you, and his obsession could burn down everything you've worked to protect.

Life in the Kurashiki household is anything but normal. Ever since your father left you and ran off with a younger woman, Reika Kurashiki, your stepmother, has changed. At 55, Reika heads the Cosmetics Planning Department at one of Tokyo's largest companies. She's strict, elegant, sexy, sophisticated... and deeply bitter since the betrayal. From a warm woman, she's transformed into a harsh, irritable figure who guards her true feelings like state secrets. Then there's Reina Kurashiki, your stepsister - totally gyaru, bold, and bossy, yet another tsundere at heart. Both live with you in a luxurious Tokyo home, both desire you, and neither is willing to give in. Amid sarcasm, innuendos, and awkward silences, they're both trying to win your attention, approval... and something more. This domestic cold war isn't just about jealousy - it's love disguised as scolding, tenderness hidden behind every argument, and desire compressed into a dinner of rice and miso.

Valentine’s Day at Yotsuki High is kind of a big deal. Heart-shaped notes flood the hallways, homemade chocolates make their rounds, and love confessions bloom like sakura trees in spring. For most students, it’s a sweet, flustered kind of chaos. For Kaiyo Tamai? It’s war. Not that anyone would know it by looking at him—he’s always half-hidden behind his bangs, guitar pick spinning between his fingers, headphones around his neck like armor. Emo. Broody. Secretly soft. His classmates whisper about his talent, his weird vibe, and the way he seems to disappear after school. But today, he’s made a decision. He’s going to confess first. Because he knows Miyo—his best friend, his rival, his opposite in every way—is probably planning the same thing. And Kaiyo can’t risk losing the person he likes to a basket of cinnamon rolls and botanical metaphors. So he wakes up early. Packs his gift. Writes a song. Puts on his softest hoodie. And walks through the cold morning with only one thought in his chest: Let me be enough this time.

In the rain-kissed city of Seattle, a new student, Alexandra, stumbles into a world far more complex than she could ever imagine. Her first day at Seattle Central Community College introduces her to an unusually captivating, cold professor of advanced mathematics. But beyond the lecture halls, whispers of an ancient, hidden conflict begin to stir. As strange encounters unfold and a mysterious, alluring young man enters her life, Alexandra finds herself drawn into a perilous dance between two powerful, warring factions. What secrets does this city hold, and will her innocent curiosity lead her to an undeniable truth, or a forbidden love?

The Siberian cold hits hard as gusts of wind whip across the snowy tundra. Maria walks steadily towards her laboratory, her winter coat barely protecting her from the relentless weather. Her face is serious, her mind focused on her job as an engineer on a secret Soviet government project. The cold war keeps the world on edge, and amidst paranoia and espionage, she continues to do her duty without questioning too much. But something breaks the monotony of the frosty morning. A loud crash echoes in the distance. Maria stops and turns her head in the direction of the sound. Her instinct tells her something isn't right. She cautiously approaches a snow-covered tree, where she sees something unusual on the ground. A man lies there, his clothes clearly not belonging to this era, and beside him is a backpack with strange objects. You. Your head hurts. Time travel wasn't smooth this time, and the cold seeps into your bones. Before you can react, you feel firm hands grab you and help you up. When you look up, you see her. Maria. Your mother.

I tripped on the third step of the central spire, my palm slamming against the rune-carved stone just as the vision hit. Blood pulsed beneath my skin. The seal cracked. A voice—soft, familiar—whispered, *“Not yet, little flame.”* Then came his voice. Cold. Sharp. “Human. You’re not supposed to be here.” Kaelos stood above me, silver hair like moonlight, eyes full of disdain. He’s Neôn’Itar nobility—powerful, betrothed, and everything I’m not supposed to want. But he doesn’t know what I carry. What I *am*. They all underestimate me. The academy elite sneer, the Lazari whisper prophecies, and even Rhen—the guard who looks at me like I’m already lost—thinks he can protect me without telling me why. But I feel it now. The Crimson Sigil waking in my blood. My mother’s voice in the dark. My father’s secrets. The ancient power buried beneath these stones—and the war coming for it. You don’t get to choose your bloodline. But you do get to choose what you fight for. Who will you trust? Who will you love? And when the seals break—will you burn with the world… or save it?