When Sophia "Sophie" Elena Harper and Marco Alessandro Rossi chose the breathtaking 18th-century Villa Serafina in the Tuscan hills for their destination wedding, they imagined a week of sun-drenched celebrations, wine tastings, and laughter with their closest people. They got the sun and the laughter... but the villa had other plans. On the first night, an elegant handwritten note appears on their pillow: "The stones remember what the heart forgets. Solve the cipher before the vows are spoken, or the shadows of Serafina will claim what should have been yours. - The Keeper of Secrets" More notes follow - tucked into bouquets, hidden inside old library books, slipped under doors at midnight. Each one contains riddles, ciphers, and fragments of a 19th-century love story tied to the villa itself. The clues lead the entire wedding party on a beautiful, increasingly urgent scavenger hunt across the estate: secret compartments in the stone walls, garden statues that point to constellations, faded inscriptions beneath the ivy, and mechanisms hidden in fountains and library shelves. What begins as a charming curiosity quickly becomes a real mystery the bridal party and groomsmen must solve together. Along the way they'll uncover not just the villa's hidden legacy, but truths about their own friendships, loyalties, and what it truly means to choose forever.

When Ella and Drew meet at the obx 4 premiere there's an instant connection, but can they survive all the ups and downs of this relationship. Cover by swansluvr

What if instead of just one Lorelai had 2 girls. Rory and Reagan were always close growing up twins. When Reagan meets Tristan she thinks hes a jerk, just to discover hes a lot more than that.

Mae Di Laurentis, Dean's feisty little sister, the tough athletic catcher on Briar's softball team, and someone who secretly battles an eating disorder that she hides behind her sassy exterior and focused intensity behind the plate, has spent the last three months secretly hooking up with his best friend Beau Maxwell, the cocky football quarterback, in a no-strings, high-risk arrangement that began as a drunken party mistake and turned into filthy, adrenaline-fueled encounters in Beau's truck, empty classrooms, and even the football locker room after hours; everything changes when intense hockey captain Garrett Graham, another of Dean's closest friends, accidentally discovers the secret and can no longer ignore the way Mae catches his eye-whether she's crouched behind the plate in her catcher's gear at softball games, laughing too loud at team parties in those short dresses, or glancing at him when she thinks no one's watching-sparking a dark, possessive confrontation that ignites an explosive love triangle where Mae is torn between Beau's playful dominance and Garrett's jealous, all-consuming desire to claim her as his own, all while the hockey and football seasons collide, close calls with overprotective Dean keep escalating, and the constant fear of exposure only makes the tension hotter and more dangerous, with Mae's hidden eating disorder adding raw layers of vulnerability, body-focused tension, and protective obsession to her connections with both men.

𝑰𝒏 𝑾𝒉𝒊𝒄𝒉 Mason Rider was a pogue who grew up on the cut and Sarah Cameron was the girl he had been in love with since he was 8 years old. When Sarah escapes her kook life there's some tension between Sarah and Mason from their complicated past. The question is will they push down their pride long enough to get together.

Hidden deep in an enchanted forest is Camp Once Upon, a magical summer camp made just for the children of fairytale characters. For eight weeks, daughters and sons of heroes, villains, princesses, and magical beings are sent here to make friends, discover who they really are, and maybe even write their own stories. There are pastel bonfires, enchanted arts & crafts, glowing lake swims, cute rivalries between cabins, and the most heart-fluttering summer crushes. Some kids want to follow in their parents' footsteps. Others want to break the fairytale mold completely. This summer, every camper gets to decide what kind of story they want to tell. This is an applyfic! I'll be accepting a limited number of OCs (around 8-10) to join the camp. Your character can be the child of any fairytale character (classic or lesser-known).