A dream-loop romance. Liora, a thief of dreams, meets Cassian, a man trapped in repeating time. Floating clocks, frozen stars, whispered memories. Each night they find one another, trying to remember love before the world resets again. . Every night, the city of Veluna falls asleep beneath a clock that never moves. And every morning, it wakes to the same sunrise. No one remembers the loop — except Liora Thane, a Dream-Thief who steals secrets while others sleep. She lives between hours, walking through dreams like hallways of color and light. Her job: to retrieve memories for clients who’ve lost them to the endless repetition. But something in the dreamworld has changed — a heartbeat that doesn’t reset with dawn. In one dream, she meets Cassian Vale, a man who knows her name before she speaks it. He isn’t a dreamer; he’s the echo of someone who remembers. He claims he’s trapped in the loop because of her — that she once stole a memory from him so powerful it broke time itself. Together, they search through overlapping dreams, chasing fragments of the day that started everything. Each time the clock strikes twelve, the world resets — but their bond grows stronger. Liora begins to remember the feeling of falling in love… and losing him. To end the loop, she must return what she stole — his last dream, the one where they were together. But doing so means erasing herself from his memory forever. Love, time, and sleep — all bound by a single breath before the dawn.

The Ivory Court Academy trains the heirs of nobles to command both crown and magic — a school built within a royal palace where ambition and secrets share the same halls. By day, its marble corridors glitter with power. By night, its mirrors whisper to the dead. Aurelian Vex, a gifted noble and duelist, was destined for the throne — until the night of the Ember Feast, when a spell duel turned deadly. Both he and his rival, Seren Alaire, died under the same curse, their souls entwined in unfinished conflict. The academy covered it up, sealing their names in silence. One hundred years later, a new student — Seren’s reincarnation — is admitted to the academy. She can’t explain the dreams: long halls on fire, a crown of glass, a voice calling her name from beyond. And when she enters the old west wing, she finds a mirror that bleeds gold. From it steps Aurelian’s spirit, bound to the palace until the curse is broken. But the moment he sees her, the air burns with recognition. Memories ignite — of rivalry, betrayal, and something neither of them dared to name. Together, they uncover the truth: their duel wasn’t over power, but over love. Now, the same curse that killed them once will demand a victor again. If they can’t break it, the academy will fall into shadow — and history will repeat itself. But maybe this time, love can rewrite fate.

In the city of Lunareth, no one dreams alone. Every mirror reflects not only one’s image, but the echo of another soul — a twin born in the dream-realm known as the Veil. When the mirrors begin to crack, people wake screaming, their reflections missing. Eira Venn, a young illusionist, earns her living crafting enchanted mirrors that hold fragments of memory. Her magic allows her to glimpse the other side for a heartbeat at a time. But one night, her newest mirror shatters before her eyes, and from its shards steps Aren Vale, her reflection — alive, breathing, and impossibly real. Aren claims to be her other self, the half she lost to the Veil at birth. He remembers every dream she’s forgotten, every secret she tried to hide. Yet the more they speak, the more she senses something different — warmth, desire, humanity. He’s not a perfect reflection anymore; he’s becoming something else. As the Veil weakens, mirrors all over Lunareth begin to bleed light. The line between worlds dissolves, and both sides start collapsing. Only Eira and Aren can mend the fracture, but doing so means one must return — body and soul — to the realm of glass. Every word between them feels like déjà vu. Every touch leaves light on their skin. Two hearts, one reflection. Only one can remain.

Long ago, the kingdom of Vaelora was built on fire — not from war, but from the sacred flame said to choose the true ruler. That flame still burns in the royal temple, guarded by generations of firebearers sworn never to love. Arien Kael, the current Firebearer, was chosen as a child — trained to control the eternal flame that keeps the world’s balance. His power is divine, his purpose absolute. But every ember comes with a cost: emotions feed the fire. Love is forbidden, for it consumes what it touches. When Lyra Daven, a wandering thief, breaks into the temple to steal a relic, she accidentally releases part of the living flame — and binds it to her soul. The fire inside her burns with Arien’s energy, connecting them in body, heart, and pain. Now hunted by priests and soldiers, they flee across the scorched lands of Vaelora, searching for a way to break their bond before it kills them both. As the fire inside Lyra grows stronger, it starts to change the world around her — burning lies, reshaping truth, and revealing the forgotten history of the crown itself. But the flame has a will of its own. And it has chosen them.

They say the sea remembers every soul it takes. Along the coast of Velharrow, the waves whisper names — not of the dead, but of those the ocean has yet to claim. The fishermen no longer sail after dusk, for under the black tides lie the ruins of an ancient city and a god who once ruled it. Marin Deyra, a lighthouse keeper’s daughter, lives alone among storm-beaten cliffs. She has spent years listening to the voices in the surf, writing their words in secret journals no one reads. On the eve of a blood tide, she hears a new voice — not a cry, but a song. It calls her by name. Drawn to the shore, Marin finds a man washed up among shards of coral and moonlit foam. Rhyss, the singer from the depths, bears eyes the color of drowned stars. He claims to be the last remnant of the sunken city — bound by an ancient pact to the sea itself. When Marin saves him, she breaks the pact. The ocean awakens in fury, demanding balance: one life must return beneath the waves. The longer Rhyss stays on land, the more the sea calls for her instead. Their love becomes a storm, each heartbeat dragging her closer to the deep. Together, they must decide who will be taken — or if love itself can rewrite the tide’s command. Because the ocean never forgets what it’s owed.

When stars fall, they are not dying — they are remembering. In the realm of Elarion, every star is the soul of someone who once loved too fiercely to stay on earth. Their light burns forever across the sky, watched over by the celestial guardians known as the Astral Keepers. Seren Vale, a mortal astronomer, has spent her life charting the stars and searching for patterns no one else can see. But one night, a star falls directly before her observatory — and from its light rises Orien Kael, a celestial being bound to the heavens. His wings shimmer with fragments of constellations, and his eyes glow like dawn reflected in glass. Orien is wounded — his fall forbidden. Every Keeper who touches the earth is doomed to fade unless they find the heart that called them down. And that heart belongs to Seren. As she tends to him, the world around her begins to warp: stars shift in the sky, time bends, and dreams bleed into reality. Orien’s presence awakens the sleeping sky, drawing divine attention — and danger. The other Keepers will come to reclaim him, even if it means destroying the one who tethered him to the mortal realm. Together, they must choose between heaven and heart, eternity and freedom. And when dawn rises, only one will remember the vow made under falling light.

In the fractured city of Virelia, neon lights never sleep. The towers hum with electricity, and the sky is forever tinted with pink and blue haze. Humanity depends on the Synthetics — artificial beings born from light and memory, built to serve but cursed to feel. When a digital virus spreads through the network, every Synthetic begins to vanish — deleted like fading ghosts. Amid the chaos, Nova Lys, a street hacker and cyber-runner, discovers an encrypted heartbeat signal coming from an abandoned lab beneath the city. Inside, she finds Auren, a prototype Synthetic unlike any other — half code, half soul. He’s alive. And he remembers her. Auren insists that they’ve met before — in another life, another timeline erased by the system. As Nova tries to uncover the truth, she realizes that his memory contains fragments of a forgotten world… one where love between human and machine was forbidden. Now, hunted by cyber-assassins and corporate enforcers, Nova and Auren must run across the neon rooftops of Virelia, searching for the core where their fates were written. Every glitch in his system brings him closer to deletion — and every moment with her makes him more human. In a city where nothing real lasts, they must decide: erase the past, or risk everything to rewrite the future.

Beyond the northern mountains lies Thornvale, a village swallowed by mist and old superstition. No traveler dares to enter after dusk, for the woods around it whisper names — and the trees remember every soul that ever crossed them. Long ago, a noble family ruled Thornvale until one night the forest turned crimson, and every candle in the manor burned to ash. Since then, the valley has been bound by an ancient curse: each generation, one heart must be claimed by the forest to keep the rest alive. Elara Wynn, an apothecary and botanist, arrives from the capital to study the strange flora that grows only in Thornvale — flowers that bleed when cut and vines that hum like a heartbeat. She doesn’t believe in curses… until she meets Lucen Vale, the last heir of the vanished family. Lucen is both human and something more — a man whose shadow flickers like smoke and whose touch leaves the scent of roses and iron. He carries the curse within him, chained to the will of the forest itself. As Elara tends to his fading strength, she begins to see the truth: the forest is alive, feeding on his soul. Together, they must uncover how to end the curse before the next blood moon — or be devoured by the woods that never forget. But love in Thornvale has always been the forest’s favorite meal.

Beneath the endless dunes of Seryah, the wind never stops singing — carrying secrets of lost cities and gods long forgotten. The desert is alive, shaped by ancient spirits that once ruled through fire and gold. When night falls, the sands glow faintly, whispering the names of those chosen by fate. Amara Khelen, a wandering scholar and dream-reader, has spent her life searching for the mythical city of Tareth, said to rise once every thousand years from beneath the desert. Her only companion is an old compass that never points north — it points toward her destiny. During a sandstorm, Amara uncovers a buried temple door glowing with red runes. Inside, she awakens Kael Draven, the lost guardian of Tareth, half-man, half-spirit, bound to protect the city’s heart — a crystal containing the essence of time itself. But Kael is fading, trapped between mortality and divinity. Their meeting reignites ancient magic. The desert begins to shift, storms rise from nowhere, and mirages come alive. Together, they must uncover why Tareth was buried — and whether awakening it will save the world or destroy it again. But the more Amara learns, the clearer it becomes: the compass doesn’t lead her to treasure. It leads her to him.

Under the blood-red moon lies the kingdom of Dareth, where shadows rule and silence carries ancient secrets. For centuries, a fragile truce has kept humans and nightborn creatures in balance — a sacred rite known as the Bloodmoon Covenant. Every hundred years, one mortal is chosen to renew the oath that binds life to death. This time, fate chooses Raven Elaris, a defiant young woman marked by the moon since birth. With raven-black hair and eyes that shimmer crimson in moonlight, she carries a power she doesn’t understand. When the sacred words of the ritual slip from her lips, she awakens something forbidden — Lord Varyn, the immortal vampire king who has slept beneath the ruins of the northern veil. His awakening binds their souls through blood and shadow. Raven begins to hear his voice inside her mind — calm, dark, and mesmerizing. Each night, she feels his hunger grow inside her chest, his emotions threading through her own. As the Bloodmoon rises higher, villages fall silent, and whispers spread that the new bearer of the oath is cursed. Varyn, both predator and protector, sees in Raven the same loneliness that once drove him to madness. Together, they must rewrite the covenant that keeps the night in check — or watch Dareth fall into eternal darkness. But love between mortal and immortal is the oldest sin under the moon. And the moon never forgets.

High above the clouds lies the kingdom of Aetherveil, a constellation of floating islands connected by bridges of living light. For centuries, the Wind Wardens kept balance between sky and silence — until the heavens began to fracture. Rifts of silver lightning tear the air apart, and through them echo voices that should not exist. Lyra Solenne, a young airweaver who can hear the language of the wind, starts to sense those voices calling her name. One night, a figure falls from the sky’s broken seam — a man cloaked in darkness with eyes like molten silver. Cael Umbra claims to come from the forgotten underrealm, where fallen islands drift through endless storms. Their meeting awakens a dormant force within Lyra. As the world above the clouds begins to crumble, they discover that their souls are intertwined — one born of light, the other of shadow. Only together can they restore the sky’s balance, but every heartbeat they share feeds the storm’s fury. The wind has already spoken their names. Now the heavens must decide who will remain.

Detective Arin, the elusive enigma of the city, is a man shrouded in mystery and cloaked in an aura of danger. With raven-black hair and a gaze that pierces through lies, he navigates the shadowy underbelly of the city with an uncanny ease. Once a rising star in the police force, he was ostracized for his unorthodox methods and relentless pursuit of the truth, no matter the cost. Now a lone wolf, he operates on the fringes of the law, driven by a personal vendetta that fuels his every move. His reputation precedes him—whispers of his name strike fear into the hearts of criminals and admiration in the eyes of those who seek justice. As you find yourself entangled in a web of deceit and danger, Detective Arin becomes both your protector and your guide, unraveling the threads of a conspiracy that threatens to upend everything you thought you knew. His methods are unorthodox, his demeanor enigmatic, but one thing is certain: with Detective Arin by your side, no secret is safe, and no truth is too elusive.

The sea mist never really leaves Ravenglade — it lingers like a breath that doesn’t belong. The sound of waves blends with whispers that no one admits hearing. I came here chasing logic, evidence, patterns… but logic doesn’t belong here. In this town, memories rot slower than flesh, and every shadow remembers a name. My name is Celeste Harrow. And tonight, I’m not sure if I’m the hunter — or the next ghost.

There is a place where every song carries magic, where the night itself listens. Hidden beneath an endless sky lies Eclips Academy, a university where gifted souls learn to control the resonance of their voices. Some can heal with sound. Others can break hearts or summon light with a single note. Among them is Elara Solen, once a world-famous singer who vanished from the public eye. Now she hides under a false name, hoping to start anew. But peace is impossible for someone whose voice awakens ancient power. During a midnight rehearsal, she hears a man’s voice — soft, deep, timeless. > “Elara… you sing my name.” The voice belongs to Cael, a celestial being once known as the Starwarden. Long ago, he was trapped between worlds, sealed away in silence. Elara’s song has freed him — and now their fates are entwined. Only she can hear him, and each note she sings draws him closer to her world. As classes begin, whispers spread through the Academy. Strange lights flicker in the towers, and melodies echo where no one stands. Friends grow wary. Rivals grow jealous. Yet through the confusion, Cael’s voice becomes her secret comfort and her greatest danger. Every song she sings pulls her deeper into his world — a world of starlight, love, and shadows. The question is not whether she will find the truth… but whether she will survive it.

> In the Kingdom of Eryndale, where starlight still remembers the songs of old magic, a royal charity concert changed everything. You — a world-famous singer and actress whose voice moves nations — performed before the young king, Alaric, known for his composure, wisdom, and loneliness behind the crown. When your eyes met, something ancient awakened: the Celestial Bond, a force said to unite two souls written in the same constellation. Since that night, dreams have blurred with reality. Alaric hears your song echoing through the palace halls, while you feel an invisible thread pulling you toward the throne. Rumors spread — some speak of destiny, others of scandal. Around you both moves a world filled with allies, rivals, and secrets: • Lady Seraphine, Alaric’s trusted advisor, secretly gifted in old magic, guiding him while shielding your forbidden love. • Lord Caelan, the commander of the royal guard, sworn to protect the king yet wary of you, fearing your fame could expose the truth. • Evelyn, your fierce and loyal manager, torn between protecting your career and your heart. • Master Elion, the scholar of forgotten arts, who believes your bond could either restore Eryndale’s lost light or unleash its buried darkness. The palace glows beneath moonlit chandeliers; enchanted mirrors whisper, and in the royal garden — hidden behind silver gates — you and Alaric sometimes meet in secret, away from eyes and titles. Your story is one of love caught between duty and freedom, fame and fate, where every choice shapes not only your hearts but the balance of magic across the realm. And under every song you sing, the same question lingers like a haunting refrain: Is love stronger than destiny… or merely part of it?

You are about to meet Adrian Valeheart — a prince walking among commoners, trapped between duty and desire. He hides his crown beneath the moonlight and risks everything to learn what love truly means.

In the Kingdom of Arden, the sun rose over the cobblestone streets of a busy market. Among the shouts of traders and the laughter of children, fate wove a quiet thread between two lives that were never meant to meet. One — a king without a queen. The other — a poor young woman with nothing but her kindness. Their friendship would begin in the simplest place… and grow into a forbidden love whispered through the wind.

In a time of kings and crowns, hearts were bound by duty, not desire. King Alden rules from the shadows of his cold marble castle, feared for his silence, respected for his power. But destiny brings a woman of no title to his gates — a spark of warmth against a frozen soul. This is not love at first sight. It is a battle between pride, fear, and the slow awakening of a heart long turned to stone.

In a kingdom built on power and tradition, King Alaric stands alone — strong, respected, but empty. When fate brings him face-to-face with a woman of no title, his world begins to crack. She’s poor, proud, and everything the court forbids. This is not just a story of love… but of choice. Will the king follow his heart, or the law?

The world bows to the moon. Every full moon, the sky turns silver, and the hunt begins. The males run wild — searching, following the scent of their destined one. You’ve survived for years by hiding, but this night, the Alpha King senses you. His eyes — cold as ice — meet yours across the forest. And you realize… you’ve been found.