Freya Skye has spent her entire life chasing one dream: Olympic gold. At school, she's invisible. The quiet girl no one notices. But inside the gym, she's unforgettable. As the nation's top collegiate gymnast, every routine, every sacrifice, and every decision brings her one step closer to the Olympics. Under Coach Loren Barton, the rules have never changed: No dating. No parties. No distractions. Freya has followed those rules her entire life. Until she's assigned to Room 201. Her new roommate is Malachi Barton-the college's star quarterback, campus golden boy... and her coach's son. He's everything she promised herself she'd stay away from. Funny. Protective. Impossible to ignore. The more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to remember why she built walls around her heart in the first place. But with Olympic trials just around the corner, one wrong move could cost Freya everything she's worked for. Some dreams demand sacrifice. The question is... Will she choose the gold she's chased her whole life... or the boy she never saw coming?

When Freya is the new kid at school she instantly makes friends, being the new kid is always exciting. Over time her friendships develop. Especially her one with Malachi. This story navigates Friendship drama Rumours Crushes Falling in love All the stupid kid stuff new updates very day or two! Best ranks 12th on #first out of 35k 5th on #together out of 12k 17th on #forever out of 26k

Freya Skye has spent years cementing her place in her family's London empire. She's professional, she's driven, and she's finally taken seriously-until Malachi arrives. Sent by his parents from across the globe to learn "responsibility," Malachi is the one person Freya has never been able to tolerate. Now, she's forced to share her office and her projects with him, and Freya is about to find out that her biggest professional threat isn't a market crash-it's the guy across the desk who knows exactly how to get under her skin.

The cast meet back for the DZWCT reunion tour but now they are older are married and have kids..

Because He Noticed Freya Skye learned how to disappear without leaving. A pulled hood. A quiet smile. A love that looked safe from the outside and felt like a cage from within. Everyone believed the version of her that said she was fine. Everyone-except Malachi Barton. He has known her since before secrets had names. Since silence meant comfort, not fear. Even when time, distance, and a boyfriend who hated his presence tried to pull them apart, Malachi never stopped watching her. Never stopped noticing the small things others ignored-the way she flinched, the way she apologized too quickly, the way she kept shrinking. When he sees the bruise, the lie finally breaks. What Freya is trapped in isn't love. It's control dressed up as concern. And Malachi becomes the one person she can't lie to anymore. The only one who knows how bad it really was. The only one who stays when the truth comes out shaking. But noticing is dangerous. It draws lines. It invites consequences. And loving someone who is breaking means standing in the dark with them while they decide whether they want to survive. As fear turns into fury and silence turns into confession, the bond between Freya and Malachi shifts into something undeniable-something fierce and fragile and terrifyingly real. Because some loves don't arrive loudly. They arrive quietly. They notice. And they refuse to look away. A dark romantic story about control, survival, and the kind of love that doesn't promise to save you- only to stay when everything else falls apart.

After a lazy post Freya Skye suddenly gains a like and a follower. How does she react?

Freya Skye and Malachi Barton have spent years pretending they can't stand each other. Their constant teasing, arguments, and endless competition have convinced everyone they're enemies. Even they believe it. But beneath every sarcastic remark and every heated argument is a secret neither of them is willing to admit. When Malachi's best friend, Mk, dares him to make Freya fall hopelessly in love with him before summer ends, he accepts without hesitation. To him, it's just another game. Another challenge he'll win. Freya, however, isn't someone who falls easily. After being betrayed by someone she once trusted, she's promised herself she'd never let another person get close enough to break her heart again. As fake smiles turn into real ones, late-night beach bonfires become unforgettable memories, and stolen glances begin to mean something more, Malachi realizes the dare is no longer the game he thought it was. Now he's trapped between the biggest lie he's ever told... and the girl he's unexpectedly fallen for. When the truth finally comes out, one question remains: Can love survive a dare that was never meant to become real?

Malachi Barton believed he perfectly managed his fame, fanbase, and expected flawless persona. A single night turns everything completely inverted. A girl crosses his path who shows absolute indifference toward his identity and possessions. She's daring, unpredictable, and somehow impossible to push away. Attempts to maintain distance fail as he becomes more deeply entangled each time. Malachi understands he risks everything for her through clandestine encounters and hidden kisses which create stolen moments that surpass any spotlight reality. The cameras never managed to make him feel alive the way she does. 𝐖𝐀𝐑𝐍𝐈𝐍𝐆 🚨 the story contains: Sex scenes Explicit content Consumption of substances Naked scenes

Freya Skye and Malachi Barton have been best friends since before either of them could walk - neighbors, family friends, fixtures in each other's lives through a decade of Saturday dinners neither of them would ever miss. Freya falls first, quietly, at thirteen, and never says a word. Malachi doesn't notice - not through his own string of casual, forgettable romances, not while Freya lines up boyfriends of her own just to prove to herself she's moved on. She hasn't. But she's very good at looking like she has. By the time Malachi finally catches up to what he's felt for years without naming it, Freya is happy - genuinely, unguardedly happy - with someone else. And Malachi decides, the way people do when they think they're being noble, that he missed his chance and it's his to carry alone.