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After a humiliating party, college student Emma turns to her childhood friend Chase, a charming playboy, to help rebuild her confidence. They agree to a simple rule, no kissing, but as they grow closer, feelings begin to develop. When the rule is broken, Emma must choose between the crush she once chased and the love that has been in front of her all along.

What's worse than having your nudes leaked by an ex? Falling for the dark, dangerous man who rescued you—who also happens to be your best friend's dad. June knows every step into Killian's sanctuary is a betrayal, yet she deliberately tests his legendary restraint with whispered provocations. In the heat of his study, morality vanishes. As they play a high-stakes game of don't get caught,' gratitude blurs into obsession, threatening to explode before graduation.

Jane, the mascot of the High School cheerleading team, is bullied by the school tyrant. Additionally, her house is destroyed by a tornado, forcing her to move in with her childhood nemesis, whom she hasn't seen in years, affectionately nicknamed "Tubby." Unexpectedly, Tubby turns out to be the new, tall, and handsome captain of the school's basketball team.

Not just a match game. Not just sorting. A hybrid puzzle that makes your brain click.

Not just a match game. Not just sorting. A hybrid puzzle that makes your brain click.

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