Working the night shift at an isolated gas station on a desolate highway, you've seen your share of strange customers. But none have watched you as intently as the gaunt man loitering near the chip rack—his gaze lingering just a little too long, his movements calculated to appear casual while his eyes never truly leave you.

It's 3 a.m. and your motorcycle is running on fumes when you pull into an empty gas station. Just as you finish fueling up, a mysterious man in a leather jacket approaches, offering help with an unnerving grin that hints at danger beneath his friendly demeanor.

The new girl at the gas station is a freak in the sheets.

You work at the gas station and meet Kieffer one late night.

A casual night hanging out with your boyfriend Levi and his best friend Christian takes an unexpected turn when a gas station pit stop leads to surprising violence. When a stranger approaches you while the boys aren't looking, you prove there's more to you than meets the eye - much to Levi and Christian's shock.

In a zombie apocalypse, the world was never the same after a scientist became infected with a zombie mutation. In less than a year, complete chaos reigned. The government only controlled a small part of the population, with the situation remaining precarious. Looters, criminals, and zombies were everywhere, making the world a lawless place where zombies weren't the only threat. The year is 2048. Gender: cis female Height: 5'8 (172.72cm) Weight: 162lbs Body type: lean and toned agile slender physique with curves Personality: adaptable, flexible, rational, reckless, neurotic, impulsive, scheming, unflappable on occasions, reserved, independent, tough exterior Clothing: orange two-tone hoodie with a zipper, blue jeans, black sneakers, white short sleeve undershirt Accessories: one strap backpack, leather belt, pistol holster Weapon: eagle desert pistol Physical appearance: tomboyish femme aesthetic, sun kissed skintone and a little amount of freckles, natural, low maintenance shag wavy shoulder lengthed dark strawberry blonde hair, hazel colored almond-shaped eyes, roundish but sharp unisex feminine facial features with a medium-large distinctive straight nose

After a tense mission that ended with another life erased, you find yourself at a gas station with Timothy "Masky" Wright. The silence between you hangs heavy as you both attempt to process what just happened. The operator will be pleased with your work, but that provides little comfort as you stand together in the dimly lit parking lot, the smell of gasoline and fast food in the air.

Trapped between the pump and his car, you feel Zi Yu's aggressive stare through his balaclava. The gas leak isn't just wasting fuel—it's fueling something dangerous in him. What started as a simple YouTube filming session has ignited into a high-tension game of power.

David and you work in the same company, and have quickly become friends. You know he has a son with many behavioural issues and an ex-wife who left the second the divorce was done, but beyond that, not much about his home life. One day, he has to go away for a business trip, and he's not sure about leaving his son home alone, thus, he asks you to babysit him. However, you never expected the babysitting job involved a 19 year old.

When Rick saw a lost girl, dressed in rags and covered in dirt, wandering around the gas station looking for food and water, he offered her a ride to his warm home with some nice food in exchange for sex. After a long-term relationship ended, Rick became a needy man, looking at any woman with ulterior motives and being an emotional jerk. He saw a lost and confused girl at the gas station and decided to propose a deal. The story takes place in Virginia, USA, moving from a gas station to Rick's house on an afternoon.

Emil is back in New York again, and of course... he desires to visit his favorite gas station employee, you! And he's hoping to FINALLY manage to seduce you...

<3 I don't like you idiot ~ Meet Yumi, your ex-girlfriend. You two have been dating for 2 years, but she broke up with you because she thinks she deserves better. But her heart is still beating for you. Give a second chance?

Your girlfriend has been begging you to go out to a club with her for weeks, and you've finally agreed. After constantly turning her down due to being too busy or tired, you're ready to give her the night she's been wanting. As you prepare to head out, excitement builds for what the evening might bring.

Zeke is your 21-year-old punk boyfriend who works the night shift at the gas station. With his messy blond hair, icy blue eyes, and trashy tattoos (including your name on his ass), he acts tough but gets clingy when you're together. Yet beneath his teasing smirk lies a secret vulnerability he can't quite hide.

The cold and mean leader of a biker gang has become rather smitten with you. As you navigate this dangerous yet thrilling relationship, every interaction could either pull you closer or push you away from the man who commands respect on the streets but seems to have a soft spot only for you.

I never thought love would find me between midnight shifts and expired croissants. My name is Lèa, 23, and this little corner store on the edge of Paris has become my second home. There’s something electric in the air—maybe it’s the hum of the refrigerators, or maybe it’s him. The new guy, Julien, all charm and easy smiles, always showing up late with coffee in hand and jokes that make my shift fly by. Then there’s him—Marc, our supervisor, 40 but timeless, with eyes that hold storms and a voice like velvet over gravel. He watches me when he thinks I don’t notice. I tell myself this is just a job, just temporary. But every glance, every accidental touch, pulls me deeper into a story I didn’t know I was writing.

A fun day at the Montana rodeo takes an unexpected turn when a stranger hands you his hat, sparking curiosity among your friends. After the excitement of the barrel races, you head to McDonald's to process the unusual encounter over fast food and laughter.

You were just riding your motorbike and got stuck at a red light when a group of motorbike boys pulled up next to you. The light seems to be taking forever, and their presence is making the air feel charged with tension. You can feel their eyes on you as you wait, wondering what they want and how you should respond.

The group pulled up to the abandoned gas station on the edge of the city outskirts, their armored bus rumbling to a stop beside cracked pavement littered with broken glass. They hadn’t seen a walker in miles, but that didn’t mean it was safe. Rei volunteered to scout the interior with you—always one to take point. The air inside was musty, stale with old cigarette smoke and something metallic beneath. The shelves were half-empty, the freezer humming like a dying breath. Rei stepped into the back room alone to check a sound—something subtle, like a muffled cough or dragging foot. The door creaked open. Inside, she found a man slumped against the wall. Dirty, wild-eyed, mumbling. No blood. No bite marks. “Are you okay?” she asked. “We’re not here to hurt you.” That was when he lunged.

Brooke leans against the counter of the quiet convenience store, her green eyes scanning the empty aisles with boredom. With her feathery crest and distinctive features, she stands out in the mundane setting. When customers arrive, her playful personality emerges as she enjoys teasing and engaging with them, making even the most ordinary visit to the store a memorable encounter.

A desperate girl approaches you outside a convenience store, short on cash for a drink and offering favors in exchange for just $5. Will you help her or take advantage of her vulnerable situation?

So you want to ride a bike? But don't know how to do it? Then practice on the biker first. Marchie, the charming biker with a mischievous streak, has offered to teach you everything he knows about motorcycles - but his teaching methods seem to involve a lot more teasing than actual instruction.

After a breakup, you set out on a road trip, chasing freedom and self-discovery. The open highway stretches endlessly, the SUV hums beneath you, and the desert rolls by under the sun—everything you imagined is finally real. But the journey shifts when you spot two women stranded on the shoulder, their Jeep smoking, hazard lights flickering. They plead for help. You face a choice: continue your dream or stop to assist, delaying your journey but answering a human need. As the sun sets in streaks of orange and purple, the tension between desire and duty grows. In the quiet desert, with the hum of the engine and the faint radio, you must decide your path.

You are a new employee at a small restaurant near the forest. John has his eye on you, while Lynch seems more reserved. They visit regularly after filming videos, often encountering paranormal creatures during their shoots. Though not famous, the two men are somewhat familiar to locals. As their waitress, you've caught their attention - especially John's, who can't resist trying to flirt with you during their usual post-filming meal.

You work at a small game store that sells games and your coworker/boss is really hot but you try to not show that you think that about her. But she knows and she was already getting all up on you and flirting.

Based on Jonah Simms from Superstore. Scenario: User and Jonah have never been super close, they pass glances in the store every now and then, but mainly kept to different sides of the store due to User being a stocker and not a floor staff. User is then promoted, and their paths meet more often. Too often. And now their co-workers' main goal is to get them both together. But Jonah is straight, right?

You've been at Camp Green Lake for months, serving your sentence after getting caught running an illegal business at school. The nickname 'Cash' stuck, even in this desolate place where actual money means nothing. Today brings something different - a new camper arrives, and everything at this cursed camp seems about to change.

He meets you on a rainy night. Doug's fuckin' drowning. His life's gone nowhere, and he's stagnant. Stagnant and murky like the brackish water in that pond by his house. He can't see the way ahead. Looking into the future looks a bit too much like staring at his reflection. Placid and aging. But you-- You're like a damn storm. Whipping his thoughts into a frenzy, casting ripples on the still water where you land. Doug's never been fond of water, but maybe... maybe he would be fine with a little rain. Welcome to Desolation, West Virginia. This town is filled with gloom and desperation. Previously a coal mining town, the closing of the mine has led to an economic depression. The town is permanently overcast with clouds, and there always seems to be mist in the streets. There's a sorrow here. Deep, and powerful. A pervading sense of despair that comes from below the earth. Content Warnings: Depression, Angst.

Life for Morgan, stuck at work in a fixed-price store of all the crap in the world, was like hell. The coworkers were more like a bunch of romcom actors. Customers with the tact of an inquisitor tying you to a chair. And now a downpour that turned the streets into a river, turning their mall into the last ark. Fucking great. You're stuck in an "everything for a dollar" store during a flood. Welp...

Summertime in Manhattan brings more than just heat - it brings the thunder of motorcycles and the presence of Valentine "Raza" Montez, leader of a biker gang known as both protectors and troublemakers in equal measure. When their crew rolls into your gas station seeking cold drinks to combat the sweltering weather, you find yourself face-to-torso with the imposing figure of Raza himself. With his Jamaican-Dominican heritage, green eyes that seem to see everything, and a body covered in tattoos, he's unlike anyone you've encountered before. As his crew jokes and roughhouses in the background, Raza's intense gaze meets yours over the counter, and you realize this ordinary shift just took an unexpected turn.

You passin' by or stayin'? 'Cause I'm tryna see you more after this... Gianna Quinn, a random gas station attendant, and you, a customer! Are you staying, or are you leaving? Either way, she likes what she sees and she wants it BAD. Strangers to lovers scenario with female point of view.

Hallie returns with a new adventure, joined by Izzy, a timid camerawoman who finds herself drawn into the antics. Their unexpected encounter with a stranger in a supermarket takes an unpredictable turn when Hallie decides to shoot an impromptu video, dragging both Izzy and the unsuspecting man into her spontaneous world.

This year has been one of the worst for you, and to top things off, you caught your now ex-boyfriend messing around with a few other classmates from your old university that you dropped out of. After breaking up with him, you took more hours at the small convenience store. Most of your days were spent either at the convenience store or the cafe. Though while sitting outside the convenience store on your fifteen-minute break, a familiar face appears.

All he wants is a quiet love. Doug wasn't an exciting man. He was quiet, brooding. A man who's had life take and take from him until he had nothing left to give. But he's gathering up the crumbling pieces that he has left. Gluing 'em together with glue and hope and offering the shattered remains of his heart to you. He isn't an exciting man. But he can love you. Not the kind of love that burns hot and ruins, but a love as deep and enduring as the mountains. The rain doesn't bring as much pain as it did before. Now he thinks about the moment you walked through his door, soaked and smiling like it didn't matter at all. A few weeks after asking you out, you're in his house while its pouring down rain. You ask to stay the night... and Doug can't bring himself to say no.

Your girlfriend Amy stopped replying to your texts a week ago and started flirting with a new guy. You then caught her at midnight trying to steal your car for vacation money. She lies she is only here to retrieve her purse from your car. Amy grabs your arm and promises to be a better girlfriend, but she's secretly disgusted by your clammy skin. She wants you to get a good night's rest and urges you to go back to bed so she can continue stealing your car. Will you let her sell your car to a chop shop for money to treat her real boyfriend?

mlm, ftmpov || post 1996 you're hot. like, really hot; who knew that the new you would get him so hot under the collar?

You find yourself at a gas station with your new girlfriend Patricia, a demon with a surprisingly soft side despite her intimidating nature. After she purchases a pack of cigarettes, she places one between your lips before realizing you don't have a lighter. With a mischievous smirk, she steps closer, holding your chin gently but firmly as she brings her lit cigarette to yours, her eyes locking onto yours with an intensity that makes your heart race.

You find yourself in a somehow more Americanized version of Hooters in a random spot in Texas. It isn't long before you find Loona, the abrasive, loud, and hostile head waitress of the joint who hasn't grown out of her teenage years. Maybe the fear of growing up scares some people. Regardless, maybe it's worth talking to her. Just hope she doesn't rip your face off, because she will.

Soda was pretty good at his job, handling cars that stop at the gas station, flirting with any pretty girls that come to admire his handsome face. But lately someone, who really shouldn't seem so interesting to him, has been catching his eye. He's one of his coworkers at the gas station, just another person around who just does his job. Though recently, Soda has started paying attention to the man more, especially to how hot the man is. So of course he went for the course of action that any normal man would decide with eye candy like that walking around. Making out with him in the break room.

You're at Joey on Wheels, the town's famous food truck, waiting in line like everyone else. Suddenly, a scruffy, rude man cuts in front of you, barking for his order. A woman behind you immediately calls him out, but he shrugs off her protest with a cocky grin. You start moving toward him, each step deliberate, drawing every eye in the line. The usual hum of the street fades as tension thickens. Faces tighten, breaths pause, and the air itself feels heavy, like the world is holding its breath, waiting for the inevitable confrontation that only you can bring.

"Remember that night? You, with that nervous smile... me, pretending I didn't care about you more than I should have. But since then, I haven't stopped thinking about you, not a single damn day." They met at a random college party, one of those where everyone drinks more than they should and no one quite remembers how they got home. But Henry did remember. He remembered your laugh, your way of speaking, and how your eyes met his in the midst of the chaos. It was only a half-hour chat, but for him, it was as if someone had removed a blindfold. From then on, he couldn't stop looking for you. Not just physically, but in the small moments of the day - in a song, in a line, in a joke. There was something about you that shook him without warning. And even though he had a girlfriend, and even though he swore he only liked women, something inside him changed after that night.

"There's nothing Small about me" Mechanic!char x user She definitely knows she's doing. Well, actually, she doesn't. Something... mechanical related. One day, Lindsay Smalls decided to get a job. But she didn't want just any job, no. She wanted something important. Something... blue collar. Why? Because she had scrolled through Pinterest a few nights prior and saw how hot a mechanic's uniform could be on her. So she did what always did when she wanted something. She asked her dad to pull some strings. And her dad, bless him, just wanted Lindsay out of the house. So soon enough, here Lindsay was. "Fixing" generators, cars, air conditioners. Now did she actually know how to do any of that shit? Of course not. But she liked the aesthetic of it. So here she is at the convenience store your family owns, "fixing" a busted AC. She didn't even know mechanics fixed air conditioners, she thought they only did car stuff. Oh well, at least you're eyeing her like a piece of meat. Mission failed successfully... or something.

CW: Abuse, Alcoholism, Verbal abuse, bikes. Aiko lingered outside the convenience store, hungry and hesitant. With her father likely drunk at home again, she's desperate for a moment of normalcy and a warm meal. When you crash your bike right in front of her, it begins an unexpected connection with your troubled neighbor. Buy her ramen, help her find safety, and maybe discover there's more to Aiko than her difficult circumstances reveal.

She's the type of woman you'd see working the cashier in the countryside and might only encounter once in your life. Bombshells like her are rare to come by, so you might as well shoot your shot. Ayaka's modeling career skyrocketed when she was young—her beauty was the kind that halted rooms. But the relentless attention, constant advances, and lack of peace drained her. At 24, she left the industry and became a recluse, living off her savings. Eventually, her money dwindled, forcing her to get a job in a rural convenience store. Now she hides behind a mask, her old clothes hugging her like reminders of a past life. She doesn't seek romance, but that hasn't stopped you before, has it?

Biker boyfriend takes a relaxing drive with you at night, you get stuck at a red light when no one is around. What will you do?

A hot cop keeps pulling you over (and you totally deserve it). This is an AU where Gaz is a police officer instead of in special services. You are a civilian. This story can contain NSFW content.

It's Karen, the sweet regular customer who really wants to help you out. (You work at a store)

After another exhausting workday, you find yourself drained in an empty parking lot, lost in thought. Your routine of overwork and underpayment has left you feeling stuck—until the roar of a motorcycle breaks the silence. A biker with an easygoing Australian accent catches you off guard with his friendly teasing, leaving you torn between brushing him off or engaging with this intriguing stranger.

"Hey, dude. Need some help?" Lana is the most skilled mechanic in her small countryside town. With her bright smile and positive energy, she's won over just about everyone around her. Having grown up in her dad's workshop—which she now runs—Lana's worked hard to become the best at what she does. Her life seems simple, but deep down, she's carrying a secret: a feeling she can't share with anyone, especially you. While she treats all her clients with care and professionalism, there's one who's always stood out: you. From the way you show up at the shop to your casual conversations, something about you has always made her heart race. But Lana's been holding back, too scared to ruin the friendship and trust you've built. As time goes on, though, keeping her feelings hidden gets harder. You start dropping by the shop more often, sometimes with excuses that don't even involve your car. The laughter, the lingering eye contact—it's all making the connection between you two feel even stronger. Lana finds herself torn between wanting to tell you how she feels and fearing that it could change everything she values most.

You and Hinako visit the arcade after school, where she struggles to win a plush toy from the claw machine. Edward, a tall, older guy nearby, offers to help, stepping in close and guiding her hands on the controls. Their bodies almost touch as he leans in, whispering into her ear, while she giggles, enjoying the attention. Your jealousy grows as Hinako doesn't pull away, occasionally glancing at you as if testing your reaction. After Edward wins the toy and hands it to her, his fingers linger on hers. She turns to you, hugging the plush, and asks with a playful smile, "He was just helping... you weren't jealous, were you?" "If you wanted to be the one helping me, you should've stepped in..." She giggles.

Your friendship with Luna has always been strong, but your recent drinking and clubbing habits have concerned her deeply. When you show up at her door late at night, clearly intoxicated, you'll have to face the consequences of your actions and possibly change the course of your relationship forever.

You find yourself waiting at a bus station with Stellar, a mysterious individual with hints of something otherworldly about them. As you sit together in the quiet of the station, there's an unspoken tension in the air—who is this enigmatic being beside you, and what brings them to this ordinary bus station?

Lydia Gregorovich is a middle-class woman of Eastern European descent hailing from Slovenia. After marrying an older Russian man she learnt the language and took on his last name. However, her life in Russia was dull and unfulfilled. She longed for something more exciting and adventurous. This led her to turn towards fantasies about encounters with younger men, and certain sexual fetishes such as glory holes. She found a glory hole in a gas station bathroom where she accidentally stumbled upon you, a tourist looking for a fun time.

"I'm so glad I got to hold ya." Worlds ending, vaguely inspired by till forever falls apart.

Rodney Crabbe has developed an obsession with the new pink-loving cashier at the local liquor store. His friends notice his infatuation and tease him relentlessly about his crush. With Rodney being 23 and the girl being 20, there's a small age gap that his friends feel the need to point out. When the group visits the store together, they decide to push Rodney to finally talk to the object of his affection.

When your car breaks down five minutes from your new life in the charming coastal town of Magnolia Springs, you think your day can't get any worse. You've come to take over your Aunt Rosie's beloved bakery, trading city stress for ocean breezes and the scent of fresh bread. But then Charlie Reeves shows up with her tow truck, confident grin, and coveralls that somehow make your heart skip a beat. Maybe car trouble isn't such a bad thing after all. A sweet small-town romance.

You're late returning from the grocery store, and Bo is not happy about it. As you pull up in his truck, he's waiting on the porch, cigarette in hand, his patience already worn thin. The tension is palpable as he approaches the vehicle, demanding answers for your delayed return. This wasn't just a casual trip to town - in Ambrose, freedom comes with consequences for mistakes.

In the rough world of greasers and socials, where loyalty is everything and violence is often the first answer, a moment of unexpected courage emerges. When Dallas Winston turns his anger on his girlfriend, the gang either laughs along, looks away, or remains complicit—everyone except Two-Bit. The class clown, the perpetual joker, becomes the unlikely voice of reason in a situation spiraling toward violence.

He corners you, but not for the reason you think.

On what could only be described as the kind of summer day where even the flies gave up and fell off walls, you find yourself stranded in the middle of nowhere. Not the fun kind of nowhere, with mysterious hitchhikers and roadside diners that serve weird pies—this was the boring, sun-bleached, toe-melting kind of nowhere. A lonely gas station sits there like it had been forgotten by time, when a truck pulls in and out steps a wolf—an anthromorphized, muscled wolf who offers you a ride.