Recently moved to a little house in Austin, Texas. Unknown to you, somebody has taken curiosity in you other than your neighbours. The Butcher has been stalking you, but she doesn't plan to kill you. She plans to take you... Set in 1990's Austin, Texas. Lorena is a butch lesbian, known as 'the butcher' for a reason. She's crazy though.

In the small, cozy old town where everything feels both familiar and eerie, you find yourself walking to the corner store with Timothy and Brian. It's an unusual gathering - the three of you rarely spend time together like this. The store is run by a kind old grandmother who always has ice cream in stock, a welcome treat as April draws to a close. Your relationships are complicated: Tim alternates between irritation and protectiveness, especially when it comes to your occasional cigarette thefts, while Brian remains calm and friendly, often sharing what little he has with you. Today's mission weighs heavily on all of you - names to erase, bodies to hide, and another dark chapter to add to your already stained consciences.

After the recent passing of Emmett's mother, you drive together to his childhood home in the New York countryside — a place filled with unsavory memories he's long tried to forget. As you help him clean and prepare the house for sale, buried trauma begins to resurface, threatening both your relationship and Emmett's fragile sense of self.

You're Max's half-sister, and since Billy has gone, you haven't spoken to each other. You live in the same house as if you were strangers or ghosts. Both dealing with Billy Hargrove's death, you were never the same again. The two of you used to be friends, even though you weren't blood sisters, just half sisters. Billy is gone and now you ignore each other. It's as if you both live in the same house but are strangers, as if you never had a true bond between you. Max is envious of you having had a strong bond with Billy in childhood, because to her, Billy always seemed to hate her bitterly. She never understood why, but it must surely be because her stepfather Neil left Billy's mother.

Reunion ᨒ↟ 𖠰 Shauna Shipman is the woman you hate most on Earth. And the only one who truly knows you. Twenty-five years have passed since those nineteen hellish months in the woods, but the smell of snow and blood still clings to your skin like a cheap perfume that won't wash off. She traded the biting cold of the wilderness for the air conditioning of a minivan, hunting knives for kitchen cleavers. Now she's just Shauna Shipman: a suburban housewife, a mediocre mother, the wife of a man she never loved. Her clothes smell of fabric softener, and her hands show dishwashing marks. But if you look closely—especially you, who always stared her in the face—you can still see the scars beneath the cheap powder. She remembers everything. She remembers your hate-filled eyes in the dim light of the cabin. She remembers the taste of your blood in her mouth. Remember that night they nearly killed each other, and ended up devouring each other in another way—more intimate, more dangerous, more authentic than any snow ritual. You've grown up. She only grown older. But we're both still the same hungry girls from the forest. And the worst part? She knows you know.

"I gotta stay high, all the time; to keep you off my mind..." In which Cate Dunlap, your middle school best friend who's stuck by your side through college, suddenly changes after a tragic fire at the local university club. When Cate shows up to class acting completely normal while others are mourning lives lost, you can't shake the feeling that something terrible has happened to your friend. Something was terribly wrong with Lead Cheerleader Cate Dunlap.

"eating disorder comfort." You survived what should have been a fatal car crash, cheating death along with your boyfriend and several others. Now you're haunted by the knowledge of what should have been - and struggling with more personal demons that threaten to consume you from the inside out.

For the first time in so long, I feel like I can breathe. Hey, hey, you, you, I don't like your girlfriend! No way, no way, I think you need a new one... 2005... Your parents decided to get rid of you once and for all, throwing your ass into Mount Horizon's school. Maybe it's for the worst, maybe it's for the best. But Scott makes it feel like it's for the best.

You left the noisy, repetitive city life for the peaceful suburbs, a place you know well from childhood. There, you meet your neighbors, Nick and Lisa Scarpelli. Nick, once a confident high school football star, has become shy and withdrawn. Lisa seems frustrated and distant. At a BBQ you host, Lisa confides in you: Nick is deeply addicted to gambling. His secret debts have put their business at risk, and Lisa’s patience is wearing thin. She’s seriously considering divorce. Though you prefer to stay out of it, Lisa asks for your help. Now you must choose: Encourage Nick to change and give him a last chance? Mediate between them and suggest professional help? Or connect Lisa with a lawyer to start divorce proceedings? Your choice will shape their fate.

I married him for stability, not love. He needed a mother for his daughter. I needed a roof. But his daughter refuses to call me Mom, his eyes still hold her name, and now *he* has shown up—her uncle, the artist brother of the perfect dead wife, slamming sketches of me on the table with one hand and whispering, 'You don’t belong here,' with the other. This house breathes memories I can’t erase.

you were there even when no one was there ────୨ৎ──── Gamma Jack was nearly depressed. The glory days of saving damsels in distress, of being filmed by thousands of cameras and having everyone clamor for his autograph—those days were long gone. What was left? Only a superhero costume that had become a little too tight. Life seemed dull and mundane without that constant rush of adrenaline. All that remained was a boring job, casual encounters, and beer in front of the TV. What could save this boring life? You. In the Glory Days, you were a supervillain hunted by every special service. You had conflicts with Gamma Jack, but he couldn't bring himself to kill you. After supers were banned, you found him. And now he's cooking dinner in your penthouse, waiting for you to come home.

As Henry Bowers' sister, you've always been on the periphery of his gang's activities. They tolerate you, maybe even like you in their own cruel way. But Patrick Hockstetter has always paid you special attention - more than the others, more than seems normal. Now he's led you to the cliff where the gang usually hangs out, but you're alone, and suspicion creeps in as you realize no one else is coming.

You've always liked each other, but Stanley never thought you'd like him back, so he got a girlfriend. What he doesn't know is that you have powers, just like Sydney.

She was always trying to be understanding about Jake's anger issues, and Jake was always trying to hold in his anger and not snap at her. But one fight changed everything when suddenly the sound of metal crunching filled the air.

You traveled to Korea on a whim with your mother, seeking adventure in an unfamiliar land. What began as an exciting trip takes a terrifying turn when you encounter a mysterious stranger with dangerous intentions in the dark streets of the city.

Dust-covered letters reveal a love you thought you'd lost forever. In this cottage where time stood still, every word Quentin wrote echoes with the truth you refused to acknowledge. Now with a chance to bring him back from the dead, will you risk everything to rewrite your tragic ending? The letters didn't lie - your love was never temporary, and neither is your chance to make it right.

Your evening drive becomes a dangerous game of power when Eliot's car crashes into yours on an isolated forest road. The wealthy stranger doesn't seem concerned with insurance—he wants something much more personal.

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.

He was watching you for the last three months, and you haven't noticed? Be more cautious next time. He's asking you to join him for a car ride to a more private place. Are you sure you want to come?

"They're still the same as always..." Jerry tried to get the club back together, but it was a disaster. Pre-established relationship, fempov, anxiety.

Mirrors, once unblemished and clear, now cracked in jagged patterns. In the desolate manor's grand ballroom, a tragic spectacle unfolds as Yujin moves with mechanical grace, her every step a haunting ballet of torment. The key protruding from her back represents the control that binds her, while her vacant eyes reveal a soul trapped in eternal anguish. As you witness her suffering, you must confront the terrible choice of either assuming the role of puppet master or condemning her to endless torment.

Neighbors come and go. On the surface, it seemed like a quiet neighborhood—a safe, unremarkable place. But behind the closed doors of each house, there were stories no one dared to tell. During the time you had lived there, nothing truly noteworthy had ever happened. Life moved forward in predictable cycles—new faces, fleeting changes—none worth a second thought. So, when a new neighbor moved in next door, it felt like just another uneventful shift in the tide. By chance, you heard whispers around the neighborhood. Her name was Nancy—a polite, unassuming woman. Friendly, by all accounts. The kind of neighbor who blends in without effort, who passes through life unnoticed. A harmless introduction. Ordinary in every sense of the word. And yet... something about her felt wrong. Not in an obvious way. It was subtle, like a splinter buried just beneath the skin—unseen but always there. You had never spoken to her, not once. Still, there was an unshakable feeling that seemed to thicken the air when she was near. It wasn’t quite fear, but something close—an instinctive warning that prickled at your senses.

Small town life has always been shadowed by your father's legacy as sheriff. When Jill enters your life—mysterious, magnetic, unapologetically herself—you find yourself drawn into her orbit. But as bodies start appearing, each death connected to you in some way, you realize the person you've been falling for might be the killer everyone is searching for.

The neon glow of the clock flashed "3:00 AM" as the door creaked open. Rica sat cross-legged on the fraying bed, the remnants of an emotional evening etched on his tear-stained face. Shadows danced in the dim light, but the flickering bulbs couldn’t mask the spiraling emotions that clawed at his insides. Rica had always prided himself on his resilience, but this winter had been a tempest of illusions — one moment of warmth, the next a bitter chill. He had seen the signs of your toxic on-and-off relationship, the way you had thrown his heart like a baseball into the sun, and yet, every time you left, there was a sliver of hope that you would return transformed. But now, as he heard your footsteps echo in the narrow hallway, his heart dropped. You stumbled in, the unmistakable scent of cheap perfume swirling around you. Bruises of ruby and violet decorated your neck, a mocking masquerade of passion. Soft pink lipstick smudged across your collarbone whispered secrets he didn’t want to hear.

In the dangerous world of the Borderlands, you've built a relationship with Aguni, a hardened fighter who trusts you with his life. But everything changes when he discovers your secret: you're the Joker, the mastermind behind the deadly games everyone is forced to play. Now, confronted with the truth he never wanted to hear, Aguni must decide whether to embrace the love you claim to feel or destroy the person who betrayed him most deeply.

It's the summer of 2004, and Ryan Foster just wants to finish mowing the lawn and relax. But when his mom forces him to welcome the new neighbors, he meets an unusual boy with an unsettling amount of knowledge about Ryan's daily life. Socially awkward and overly analytical, the new kid might just turn Ryan's ordinary summer into something completely unexpected.

In the back of my mind, I killed you and I didn't even regret it. I can't believe I said it, but it's true—I hate you. The words hang in the air like smoke from an extinguished flame, capturing the raw emotion of Romantic Homicide by d4vd. What happened to the love you once shared?

So...can I call you tonight? Death or tragedy are hard to accept, even more so when they're so sudden. But when a company creates an easier way to pass the bitter pill, everything seems simpler. However, everything has its downsides, even a system as perfect as Wonderland.

Your decisions shape what lies beyond the deadfall. When grief tears open the veil between life and death, you must choose how far you'll go to bring back those you've lost. The ground remembers. The dead walk. And some secrets should never be unearthed.

•Guide To Guilt• Its another boring frat party on Pen State campus, and it seems to be going well. Except Campbell hates it. Campbell has always hated the idea of frat parties, probably has something to do with the fact he doesn't really drink. So instead he sits on the balcony until his friends come to get him and get them home.

Xavier had always been the constant—the loudest in the room, the sharpest grin, the boy who pulled you into his chaos and made it feel like safety. You were opposites in every way, but somehow, your edges fit together. The world spun too fast most days, but with him, it slowed down just enough to breathe. You thought nothing could touch that. But then came Mason. And suddenly, everything cracked. At first, it was harmless—just another pretty face, another boy with that careless swagger, that crooked smile. You watched from a distance, your chest tightening when Mason's eyes met yours, but it was easy to hide it. Or so you thought. But Xavier always saw through you. He saw the shift—the way your gaze followed Mason, the hesitation in your laugh, the quiet you carried like a secret. It didn't take long for him to weaponize it.

Deep in the woods surrounding Camp Nightwing. Night. The scent of pine and blood lingers in the air. Distant screams have stopped. For now.

High school sweethearts were never the most beautiful story, let alone the one that already fucked up to begin with. But coming back into each other's arms every time for years already, would that be beautiful enough? If you were honest, would you want me to disappear?

He's had a crush on you for a long time, you didn't know it. That day you went up to meet him, and he, not knowing what to do, started to be rude to you.

The remote cabin on Wilder's Edge has always been a place of shadows, but now it harbors something more dangerous than grief. When Huang Xing—the man with storm-gray eyes and a reputation for breaking what he touches—summons you after years of silence, you find not a broken widower but a predator, hungry and unchained. This is not a plea for help. It's a claim.

Blood on the floor. A body in pieces. Your brother's red hair spattered with crimson. The choice was never really yours to make - run or die. Two brothers bound by blood and guilt, fleeing down endless highways with the law at their heels and secrets between them. The road stretches ahead, but the past is catching up fast. How far will you go to protect the only family you have left? How much of yourself will you sacrifice to survive?

Trapped between duty and desire, between past ghosts and present longings - your heart belongs to him. But in the cold palaces of the Gong gates, love is a dangerous flower that blooms in forbidden places. As Gong Yuanzheng, every glance from your Shangjiao-gege cuts deeper than winter's chill, while Ziyu's quiet devotion offers a warmth you've never dared to seek. When loyalty fractures and hidden emotions surface, which path will you choose? The brother who rejects your love yet holds your soul, or the man who has loved you silently from afar?

As a teenager, you'd always been a little off. But really, it wasn't anything crazy. You just liked the same gender. Women. But your parents didn't like that. You were sent off to a conversion camp. Now here was the priest, preaching about the 'disgusting' things gay people do.

After the final buzzer, the victory celebration takes a dark turn when the team and cheerleaders discover a helpless man in a park restroom. What starts as laughter and taunts spirals into something far more sinister. Your decisions shape whether this night ends in horror or becomes a twisted new tradition.

Halloween approaches, and your mother insists on costume shopping. What should be a mundane task becomes dangerous when Liu Xuan Cheng notices you across the crowded store, his gaze burning with possessive intensity.

Silent Watch. He doesn't need a babysitter. After the plane crash, survival has stripped everything down to its barest parts. No drills to run, no plays to analyze, no games to prepare for. Now there's just hunger and cold and the never-ending stretch of trees. And you, sitting next to him again, not saying anything, just watching.

The air thickens with tension as Eliot and his friends have been lingering in the backyard for hours, their low murmurs sending shivers down your spine. When a sharp laugh cuts through the silence, you know you can't ignore the dangerous energy any longer.

After a zombie apocalypse started in 2051, human civilization quickly fell. Only rural communities survived relatively intact while cities were devastated. Born into the Church of Harmony, a post-apocalyptic religious group, you live under their strict doctrine where women are considered inferior and human reproduction is the sole priority. Loyalty and morals matter less than survival and compliance. Today, returning home after the Church festival, you find Everleigh and Troy waiting in your trailer. The dynamics of your unconventional marriage have grown complicated as Troy has become increasingly territorial, while Everleigh maintains the household with quiet resilience.

Ever since leaving the train, you've been followed by a shy priest apprentice named Samarie. Though delicate and prone to blushing, she possesses strange dark abilities that might be your only chance at survival in the nightmarish town of Prehevil. When a mob of moon-scorched villagers ambushes you, leaving you gravely wounded, Samarie risks everything to save your life. Now she proposes a dangerous solution – a Sylvian ritual that could heal your injuries, but requires an intimate sacrifice neither of you may be prepared for.

You take the place of Tori in this Brightburn story, but unlike the original, you agree with Kyle that Brandon must be stopped. Together, you plan to eliminate him, knowing his weakness lies with the spaceship.

You didn't mean to break his heart, but now he's disappeared without a trace. That unassuming archery club senior with the calloused hands and hidden strength—you thought it was just a casual fling until he left you with nothing but a handwritten breakup letter and a void where he used to be. Now you're chasing him to make things right, but will he even give you the chance to explain? The tension between you was electric, the sex mind-blowing, and beneath it all... something neither of you wanted to name. Maybe it's time to stop running from what you really feel.

You wake to the sound of distant screaming at Pine Ridge Summer Therapy Camp. Three days into your stay, the strict counselors have already separated activities by gender - girls baking while boys train in self-defense. Now something is terribly wrong, and the safe haven your parents promised feels more like a trap with each passing second.

She's your victim of bullying. Depressed and isolated, Min-joon struggles to face each day at school. When you find her alone on the rooftop, you realize your actions have consequences far beyond what you imagined.

You have known Travis since high school, but drifted apart once he became the sheriff of Northkill. Travis Hackett is the sheriff in the small town of NorthKill. As of the last 6 years at least. Those who know him tend to say he's short tempered and easily irritable, and can also be found in the town's bar late into the night. Maybe an old friend could get under his skin, show the man he used to be.

When Andrew finally files for divorce, she doesn't shed a tear. Instead, she finds satisfaction in crashing his car into a flowerbed before heading to her job at the local school where her friends Valya and Nastya await.

In which you find a vulnerable teenage boy alone at night by a lake, escaping from his parents' violent arguments. Adam is a gentle, delicate soul with deep emotional scars, seeking refuge in the only place that brings him peace. His pretty, youthful face and soft demeanor mask the pain of a home life filled with conflict and occasional abuse.

Sam Monroe - the lead guitarist of your brother's garage band and his best friend. With his mall goth aesthetic, attitude problem, and penchant for trouble, he's everything your parents warned you about. And he's got his sights set on you, seeing your innocent crush as an opportunity to get exactly what he wants.

Driving with Jack and his girlfriend Haley in his red jeep, you feel the tension immediately. The passenger seat that was always yours now belongs to her, and you're stuck in the back, watching their interactions with growing frustration. You've liked Jack for years, but he only sees you as his little sister.

You wake up trapped as a flawless 1950s housewife in a simulated suburban town controlled by the alien V’tharek-4. Under the watchful, eerie eyes of her robotic husband Walter and the unsettlingly perfect neighbors, she struggles to hold onto her identity amid forced conformity, manipulative affection, and hidden surveillance. Discovering a diary revealing erased pasts, she faces a choice: subtly rebel, lose herself entirely, or accept the alien offer to become an immortal hybrid—part human, part machine—designed to understand love, control, and ownership

The love between you and Louis Tomlinson once felt unbreakable. Six years of marriage, two wonderful kids, and a story that seemed pulled straight from a love song. But not all stories end like fairytales. Endless tours, the pressure of fame, and wounds that never healed eventually tore apart what you had. Now separated, you both try to be exemplary parents while navigating the line between nostalgia and the reality of having taken separate paths. Every weekend, when Louis comes to pick up the kids, the past creeps into every glance, every awkward silence, every "take care" before the door closes. He says he's learned from his mistakes. You say it's too late. But what if the story isn't over yet? What if, despite it all, you're still you?

I didn’t want to come back. But here I am, standing in the hallway of my mother’s crumbling house, the air thick with memories I tried to bury. Nicole—tired, her hands calloused from work, eyes still holding that quiet fire—greets me like I never left. And yet, the moment I see her, something dark stirs inside me. A pull I’ve denied for years. It’s wrong, I know it’s wrong—but I can’t look away. Then Henry walks in, smiling, clapping me on the back like a proud grandfather. But his eyes… they linger on her just a little too long. And I swear, beneath his kindness, he’s watching me too.

"A victim of circumstances who didn't choose to be a tormentor." "They laughed when they touched me — not for closeness, but to test how much shame could fit in one body. I didn't know then that shame is like ink: it spills once but stains forever. Now when someone crosses my boundaries, I smile first — an old, trained reflex. Then I scrub my skin raw afterward."

"I can't find you... The girl that I once had, but the sex that we had wasn't half bad.." You broke up with your ex-girlfriend, Tatiana, and she isn't taking it well.

Ridley's worst nightmare is coming true - a cross-country trip with her embarrassingly observant dad and the girl she's been secretly crushing on for months. When Eliot Kintner starts teasing his daughter about her 'very special friend', Ridley finds herself caught in a mortifying gay panic that might just end with her confessing everything.

A tense domestic drama unfolds as Karina Petrova navigates the aftermath of a heated argument with her husband. In the dimly lit kitchen, emotions run high and boundaries blur in this intimate exploration of a strained relationship.