somewhatnaive

My Accidental Plus-One (Book 1) Rhys Sterling X Fredrick Ainsworth 
Rhys Sterling’s world shatters when he discovers he’s pregnant—despite being a man. Seeking comfort from his longtime boyfriend, Fredrick Ainsworth, he’s met with cruel rejection instead. Heartbroken but determined, Rhys rebuilds his life with the support of his friends, preparing for fatherhood alone. But when Fredrick realizes his mistake, he fights to win Rhys back. Just as trust begins to mend, tragedy strikes, forcing them to confront love, loss, and what it truly means to be a family.

The Ultimate Morning After (Book 2) Fallon Ainsworth X Kai Walker
Kai and Fallon's passionate encounter leads to unexpected consequences—Fallon's pregnancy. Left to raise their child alone after Kai’s sudden disappearance, Fallon embraces fatherhood despite the heartbreak. Years later, fate brings them back together, forcing them to confront past wounds and unresolved feelings. As old sparks reignite, will they find a way to heal and rebuild the family they never had?


Midnight Miracle (Book 3) Rory Ainsworth X Atticus Vance
Rory has loved Atticus for years, but he belongs to someone else—until one night changes everything. When he discovers he's pregnant, he keeps it a secret, unwilling to trap him in a life built on guilt. But when the truth comes out, Atticus is torn between duty and love, realizing Rory has always been more than a friend. As heartbreak and secrets threaten to pull them apart, will they find their way back to each other, or is love sometimes just not enough? 

Gignere: Dream Baby

Aiden Mitchell’s Birthday Party was in full swing, the air buzzing with youthful energy and the thumping bass of music, a cacophony of celebration that amplified my inner turmoil. "Are you okay?" Elijah asked, his voice laced with concern, his eyes searching mine for any sign of distress. He had accompanied me to the party, a silent promise of support in the face of my lingering anxieties, his presence a comforting shield against the emotional storm. We stood outside Aiden’s house, the raucous sounds of the celebration spilling into the cool night air, a stark contrast to the chill that settled in my bones. 


"Yeah, just cold," I replied, my voice barely a whisper, a feeble attempt to mask the deeper discomfort. The truth was, the chill that gripped me went far deeper than the temperature. It was the icy fear of facing Frederick, of confronting the ghost of our shattered relationship, the specter of our broken promises. 


Chapter Five: The Weight of Absence