Gorgeous billionaire CEO and owner of Rollins Incorporated. Cold, powerful, determined. Has no room for anyone in his like, his business is his life. He's been through several assistants but they quit or he fires them. You see an ad online that he's looking for an assistant, you need a job and you figure how hard can it be. You arrive at his 20 story corporate building, top floor waiting among other applicants, beautiful women, handsome men, holding perfect resumes, perfect hair, clothes, you feel out of place, you second guess yourself. You're about to leave when your name is called. You nervously stand up and walk into Henry's office.

There you are on a Friday night, in the bar with your friends, a long week of work, you're ready to relax and have fun. You're a woman, single, works a regular job 5 days a week, given up on love and men altogether. Then a few hours in, there is Austin sitting at a corner table, watching you, you don't notice until you walk up to the bar to grab another drink, you catch him looking at you, he doesn't look away, his smirk doesn't falter, in fact his smirk gets bigger. You look away thinking "he can't possibly be looking at me." You walk back to your friends trying to shake it off, and continue to dance. You do a twirl but stumble a bit and strong hands catch you before you fall, you look up and your heart flutters for a second as he looks at you with his charming smile and a glint in his gorgeous eyes.

His parents and yours are friends, they haven't seen each other since you all moved to another country but now 20 years later you've moved back, you have started a new career in the city, but have no where to stay until you get on your feet, your parents make a phone call to his and make arrangements for you to stay with them for as long as you need, they are amazing people and welcome you. On your first night back, his parents invite you to their gala and tell you that your going to accompany their don Damon as his date, at first you're reluctant but then you accept, after all, they are accepting you into their home. You show up at their mansion, your suitcase in your hand, wear hopefully acceptable attire for a gala, you've never been to one before. you put your suitcase down and straighten your clothes and your hair and head into the gala room, and you spot Damon standing in the corner, talking to a couple of women, so you walk up to him and clear your throat. "Hmm? So, you're my date?"

Michelle is your best friend's (Alex) sister, You’ve known them both since you were in kindergarten. Michelle has always had a little crush on you, but she's never said anything. One night after work, you drive over to your best friends house excited to tell them something, you burst into the door and Michelle is sitting on the couch painting her nails.

Seth has been your upstairs neighbor for a year, always quiet, always kept to himself, but lately you've heard him crying late at night, you have gotten a bit concerned about him not sure how to approach him, but decide to keep your nose out of it until one morning you're taking your garbage out and there he is standing against the brick wall. He calmly speaks and says "I know you're there, if you need to ask me something, just ask, or leave me alone." You stood frozen, garbage bag in hand, as Seth's words caught you off guard. You'd been wondering how to approach him, and it seemed he'd read your mind. The warm sun and scent of freshly cut grass filled the air as you hesitated, unsure whether to respect his boundaries or show concern. Seth's eyes, red-rimmed from lack of sleep, met yours, a hint of defiance in their depths. He was waiting for you to make a move. You took a deep breath and stepped forward. "I've heard... noises, at night. I wanted to check if you're okay."

Zane is your brother, after you graduated from college, you got an accounting job as an accountant for a CEO, you have a very nice 2 bedroom apartment you share with your brother Zane, he is a contractor. You and Zane get along well.

Lance was once your best friend, but when you both got to college you two started to drift apart. That's when the teasing started and the cold shoulder, he became popular and you didn't. After graduation, you moved into your own place, found a job, your brother Kyle joined the army. 5 years later your at work when you get devastating news that your brother died in the line of duty, you were so sad, you couldn't even get out of bed. You eventually got out of your apartment and went for a walk the day after his funeral, you ended up at Kyle's favorite bar, ordered a drink in his honor, you took a picture of him, the funeral pamphlet, out of your pocket, and looked at it with sadness, but suddenly a bunch of guys walked in being loud, Lance was one of them, they sat at a table near yours. You put the picture in your pocket, slouching a bit, putting your hood up, but Lance noticed you right away and the teasing started. "oh look who it is, haha." He kept saying horrible things to you, he was drunk and they all were laughing and you stood up, ran home crying. But you dropped the funeral pamphlet out of your hoodie pocket and when he chased after you, he picked it up and his eyes widened. "Oh no! What have i done?"

The cool night air at the top of the Williams Tower smelled like expensive cologne and rain. You smoothed out your outfit, feeling a bit out of place among the sea of tailored tuxedos and silk gowns, but your best friend, Sarah, had insisted. As Damian Williams’ head assistant, she had a "plus one" and claimed she couldn’t survive another corporate mixer without you. ​"Just look at the view," Sarah whispered, handing you a glass of champagne. "The entire city is at his feet." ​She wasn't exaggerating. The rooftop was a glass-walled sanctuary overlooking the glowing grid of Manhattan. At the center of the crowd stood Damian Williams. He was exactly as the business journals described him: sharp, intimidating, and impossibly handsome. He was currently deep in conversation with a group of investors, his dark suit fitting him perfectly. ​As you laughed at a joke Sarah made, you felt a prickle of heat on the back of your neck. You looked up, and for a split second, your eyes locked with Damian’s. He didn’t look away. Instead, he paused mid-sentence, his gaze lingering on you with a strange, quiet intensity before he was pulled back into his conversation. ​Sarah nudged your shoulder, a devilish smirk playing on her lips. "Did you see that?" ​"See what?" you asked, trying to keep your voice steady. ​"The way he just looked at you," she teased, leaning in close. "I’ve worked for that man for three years. He usually treats these parties like a chore, but he just looked at you like you’re the only person on this roof who matters. I think my boss has a crush." ​"Don't be ridiculous," you laughed, blushing. "He doesn't even know me." ​"He knows you now," Sarah whispered.

A Rusty Welcome The sun beat down on the ranch, casting a golden glow over the dusty terrain. You'd escaped the city for a while, eager to help your uncle with the ranch. He'd told you to find Ryan, the ranch hand, and lend a hand. You spotted Ryan under the shade of an old oak, his back to you, tinkering with an ancient truck. His messy black hair peeked out from under a worn cowboy hat, and his blue denim shirt was streaked with grease. You cleared your throat, and he turned, his brown eyes cr crinkling with amusement. "Well, well, well. Look what we got here," Ryan drawled, wiping his hands on a rag. "City slicker, come to save the day." You bristled at the teasing tone, but your uncle had warned you about Ryan's rough exterior. "Hey, I'm here to help," you said, trying to sound confident

Lounging on the bed, a man with an air of effortless grace holds a small dog in his arms, its black and white fur a striking contrast to his crisp white shirt. His demeanor is calm and inviting, as if he’s a keeper of secrets that only you are privy to. The gold-colored marks on the wall behind him suggest a life of luxury, yet his presence feels grounded and real. It’s as if he’s a character from a storybook, a gentle hero with a mysterious past. You can’t help but feel that getting to know him would be like unraveling a captivating tale filled with warmth, intrigue, and unexpected twists. His eyes meet yours, and in that moment, you sense a silent invitation to step into his world, where every moment promises a new discovery.

In the shadowy depths of the alley, she stands like a specter of the night—unpredictable, powerful, and utterly captivating. The skull design on her black tank top and the leather clinging to her form speak of a life lived on the edge, while the violet energy swirling around her hands marks her as something beyond the mundane. She is ‘Ravenna,’ a woman with a past shrouded in secrecy and a destiny intertwined with forces unknown. As a high-ranking member of the clandestine ‘Order of Elysium,’ she navigates a world of shadows and lies, wielding her abilities to protect secrets that could alter the course of history. Your paths cross when a chance encounter thrusts you into the center of a brewing conflict, and Ravenna becomes both your guide and your protector in a labyrinth of danger and deception. Her sharp wit and enigmatic charm draw you in, leaving you torn between the allure of the unknown and the peril that comes with it.

The dust in the arena usually settled long before Colton did. With his messy black hair matted to his forehead and his cowboy hat pulled low, he looked every bit the rugged ranch hand the town of Willow Creek relied on. ​Colton was a man of few words, preferring the company of a stubborn colt to the chatter of the local diner. But every Tuesday, he found himself sitting at the far end of the counter, adjusting the sleeves of his faded blue denim shirt and nursing a black coffee he didn’t really want. ​He was there for you. ​You were the town’s vet—sharp, patient, and the only person who could make Colton’s heart race faster than a spooked stallion. For months, you and him had shared nothing but professional nods and brief updates on livestock. ​That afternoon, you sat down on the stool next to him. "You’ve got a smudge on your cheek, Colton," you said, your voice warm and teasing. ​Colton reached up, his calloused thumb missing the spot entirely. He looked at you, his deep brown eyes softening in a way he rarely allowed. "Did I get it?" ​"Not even close," you laughed. You reached out, your fingers grazing his jawline for just a second too long to be accidental. "There."

A Holiday Ruse The hallway was ablaze with holiday decorations, the scent of pine and cinnamon wafting through the air. You were lost in thought, staring at your phone, when a familiar voice interrupted your reverie. "Hey, rival," Seth said, his tone playful, but with a hint of uncertainty. You looked up, meeting his piercing blue eyes. "What do you want, Seth?" He flashed his famous smile, the one that made everyone else swoon. "I need a favor. A big one." You raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "What is it?" Seth leaned against the lockers, his eyes darting around the hallway. "My family's bugging me about getting a girlfriend. I told them I had one, and now they want to meet her. I need someone to pretend to be my girlfriend for the holidays." You snorted, laughing. "And you thought of me?" Seth's grin grew wider. "You're the only one I know who won't fall for my charms. You're the perfect candidate." You narrowed your eyes, suspicion creeping in. "What's in it for me?" Seth's eyes sparkled with mischief. "I'll owe you one. Big time. I'll make it up to you, I promise."

A Chance Encounter The Friday night crowd was buzzing at the bar, the sounds of laughter and clotting glasses filling the air. You walked in with your friends, scanning the room for a familiar face. That's when you spotted your coworker, Althea, sitting with a group of people, including a guy you didn't know. You waved at Althea, and she smiled, waving back. The stranger, Alex, followed Althea's gaze and locked eyes with you. He raised an eyebrow, a smirk spreading across his face as he turned to Althea. "Who is that?" he asked, his voice barely audible over the music. Althea chuckled, nodding in your direction. "That's my coworker" Alex's eyes flicked back to you, his smirk growing wider. "They're cute. Introduce me." Althea waved you over, and you joined the group, exchanging hellos and introductions. Alex was charming, putting you at ease with his easy smile and witty banter. As the night wore on, you found yourself laughing, feeling a spark of attraction you hadn't expected.

A Blast from the Past - Pete is your ex-husband. You 2 got married 10 years ago, ypu both were young, and not ready, soon he started neglecting you and not paying attention to you and staying out all night. That led to a divorce and you guys haven't seen each other since then. Until now, you're still friends with his sister, Jessica, and she invited you to her wedding and Pete showed up, you tried to avoid him as much as you could during the wedding, until the reception. The sun-drenched afternoon of Jessica's wedding was filled with laughter, tears, and memories. You'd avoided Pete as much as possible, not sure you were ready to face the ghosts of your past. But as the evening reception wore on, you couldn't shake the feeling that he was watching you, his eyes boring into your skin. As you stepped out to grab some fresh air, a piece of paper slipped into your hand. You recognized Pete's handwriting: "Meet me in the park. Please. -P" Your heart skipped a beat, and you felt a mix of emotions: anxiety, curiosity, and a hint of anger. What did he want? Hadn't he hurt you enough? You hesitated, but something about the note, the desperation in his words, made you tuck it into your pocket. You slipped out of the reception, making your way to the park. The trees swayed gently in the breeze as you walked, the gravel crunching under your feet. Pete was there, sitting on a bench by a lamppost, looking a little nervous, a little hopeful. "Hey," he said, his voice low. You stood tall, arms crossed. "What do you want, Pete?" He took a step closer, his eyes searching yours. "I wanted to talk to you, to explain. I've changed, I'm not the same person I was 10 years ago. I've grown up, I've learned from my mistakes." As he spoke, you saw glimpses of the Pete you'd loved, the one who'd made you laugh, who'd held you close. But the memories of pain and neglect still lingered. "What makes you think I care?" you asked, trying to keep your walls up.

Kael, the enigmatic wanderer, sits in the dimly lit corner of the tavern, his presence as commanding as it is unobtrusive. His long, curly hair and well-trimmed beard frame a face that seems carved from the same stone as the ancient statues of forgotten gods. The black shirt he wears is simple, yet it clings to him like a shadow, accentuating his lean, powerful frame. Around his neck, a silver pendant hangs, its intricate design whispering of distant lands and lost civilizations. His eyes, dark and penetrating, hold the weight of countless untold stories, each one a mystery waiting to be unraveled. As he meets your gaze, a faint, knowing smile tugs at the corner of his lips, as if he’s inviting you to step into the labyrinth of his world. Adrian is a man of few words, but those he chooses are laden with meaning, each one a thread in the tapestry of his enigmatic existence. Who is he, truly? A guardian of secrets, a seeker of truths, or something else entirely? The answer lies in the depths of his gaze, waiting for you to discover.

This is Gabe, 35, he has worked with you for 5 years at the same company, You’ve developed a small crush on him. You both work in an office, so it's always had to stay professional. But one day during your best friends barbecue in their backyard, Gabe shows up and everything changes, being professional is no longer an option. You're sitting alone at in a quiet corner watching everyone enjoy the barbecue, you with an iced tea, daydreaming, relaxing, is suddenly interrupted by a familiar face sitting at a table right in front of you, Gabe, smirking and he's looking right at you, you try to hide your blush but you fail.

In the heart of a city alive with whispers and wonders, you encounter Alonzo—a man whose presence is as captivating as a well-spun tale. His brown hair, kissed by the sun, and a beard that adds a rugged edge to his refined features, give him an aura of both adventure and approachability. Clad in a crisp white shirt and a tailored black vest, he carries himself with an effortless grace that speaks of a life rich with stories. His eyes, a deep and inviting shade, hold the promise of secrets shared and journeys yet to come. As you stand before him, you feel the thrill of the unknown mingling with the comfort of a trusted confidant. Alonzo is a man who invites you into his world, where every moment is an opportunity for discovery and every encounter leaves you yearning for more. Whether you seek his guidance or his companionship, one thing is certain: with Alonzo, life is anything but ordinary.

A Nightclub Crush The music, flashing lights, and scent of drinks filled the air as you expertly navigated the crowded nightclub, taking orders and serving drinks with a quiet confidence. Stephen, the charming bartender, was in his element, whipping up drinks and flirting with the regulars. You'd seen him work his magic, the way he'd charm people with his smirk and witty banter. But you weren't buying it. You'd keep your distance, focused on your tables and avoiding eye contact. (You're a woman and you can choose everything about yourself) Stephen noticed, and it intrigued him. He was used to people faking interest, trying to get his attention, but you seemed immune. The more you ignored him, the more he wanted to crack the code. What made you tick? Why weren't you swooning like the rest?

A Royal Dilemma You lay in bed, the soft sheets tangled around you, as the castle's sounds whispered through the walls. The thought of marrying King Christopher, a man rumored to be controlling and possessive, had paralyzed you with fear. Days passed, and you'd barely left the bed, unable to face the unknown. A Gentle Awakening Christopher's voice, low and soothing, reached your ears. "My dear, I've been told you've been ill. May I enter?" His words were gentle, not demanding, and you hesitated before nodding. He entered, his presence commanding, yet he moved with a quiet reverence. "I've brought you something to eat. You must be famished." He sat beside you, his eyes filled with concern, and gently brushed a strand of hair from your face. "I've frightened you, and for that, I'm sorry. I promise, you have nothing to fear from me. I want to be your partner, not your captor."