He Dreamed of Me First

Everyone in Maple Heights knew Caleb Hart never kept a girl for long—and I was no exception. I thought I was different, until I learned I was just a stand-in for his first love, the girl he never let go. When she returns, I have to decide: stay and be second best, or walk away before I lose myself completely.

He was New York's golden prince. I was the first love he could never forget—and the scandal everyone wanted to see crash and burn. When I returned to the city, Mason Whitmore had already replaced me with a lookalike, showering her with everything I once had. But one viral video, one desperate plea, and suddenly the lines between past and present blur. As old wounds reopen, rivalries ignite, and secrets unravel, I'm forced to choose: fight for my own future, or let the man who broke my heart back in. In a city where love is currency and betrayal is news, can a girl with nothing left lose her heart twice? Or will I finally claim the ending they all said I’d never get?

Some heartbreaks go viral. When Ellie stumbles upon a brutal online confession from the 'other girl,' she realizes her boyfriend Noah—the boy who once crossed continents for her—might not be hers anymore. A promise ring tossed in the trash, a hometown gym filled with whispers, and a new girl glowing in his orbit: Ellie is forced to watch the life she built unravel in real time. But as she retraces every stolen glance and summer vow, she’s haunted by one question: Did she lose Noah to fate—or to the girl who showed up too late? In a world where love can vanish with a single post, can Ellie reclaim her ending, or will she always be the girl who came first—and lost anyway?

He was supposed to fall for someone else. I was supposed to be the villain—until fate, a stubborn transmigrator, and a broken story system rewrote our lines. When I deliver a love letter for the third time to Carter Hayes, the boy I grew up with (and maybe secretly loved), I spark a confession that upends everything: Carter likes me, not the 'main girl.' But our world isn’t real—it's a story fighting to snap back into place, and every choice risks erasing us for good. As mysterious tasks, forbidden kisses, and heart-stopping resets threaten to tear us apart, I have to ask: Can love survive when the universe demands we play our roles? Or will the villain finally get her happily ever after—no matter what the script says?

Death didn’t end Cassidy Hart’s love—it just made it impossible. For seven years, she’s lived with the ache of losing Eli Grayson, the golden boy she adored in secret. Now, haunted by his memory and desperate for closure, Cassidy stumbles upon the Dream House, a magical shop that offers a single wish—for a price. As rain falls and her old world blurs away, Cassidy finally gets her chance: Eli stands before her, just as she remembers. But is this reunion a miracle or just another heartbreak waiting to happen? If you could see the one you lost again, would you risk everything for one more day? Or will the dream unravel the truth she’s not ready to face?

He called me ‘marriage material’—but not worth loving. On the eve of our wedding, I discovered Mason’s spreadsheet: every woman ranked, every feeling reduced to a checklist, and my own column stamped ‘suitable for marriage.’ His heart still belonged to Jordan, the wild first love he’d never dare choose. My world collapsed, but instead of breaking, I ran—straight into the life I’d buried, the mother I’d lost, and the courage I thought I’d forgotten. As family secrets and old wounds ignite a public showdown, I must decide: will I keep living for someone else’s rules, or finally claim my own story? If you were chosen for convenience, can you ever become someone’s first choice—or is the bravest thing to walk away?

What if you were just a side character—until the main guy fell for you? Savannah Reed is the notorious 'mean girl' sidekick, tasked with delivering love letters for a time-hopping girl desperate to fix a broken romance script. But when Carter, her childhood friend turned brooding main lead, confesses with a single look, Savannah’s world cracks open: secret photos, drunken birthday wishes, and a love so fierce it might just break the rules of reality. As the author of their universe intervenes and a ruthless app threatens to erase everything, Savannah must choose—play her role or fight for a love that was never meant to exist. If destiny is just a script, can real love rewrite the ending?

Every time I die, I wake up at my front door—destined to be the first victim in a horror novel I can’t escape. Floating comments reveal I’m just here to launch the hero’s revenge, but if I pick the wrong ‘guy,’ I’ll die screaming again. The killer is closing in, and my only hope is to outsmart the story itself before I’m erased for good.

He gave up his dreams for her—only to watch her heart belong to someone else. When Logan Carter sacrifices his future in the city for Mariah, the girl he’s loved since childhood, he finds himself torn between loyalty and heartbreak after she chooses another in the mountains. But fate isn’t done with him yet: a second chance rewinds the clock, giving Logan a shot at rewriting his own story. As Mariah’s world collides with his once more—this time with confessions, rivalries, and a love that refuses to die—Logan must decide: will he risk everything for her again, or finally choose himself? When the past and present crash together, whose love will survive the avalanche? What if the one you let go comes running back when you’ve finally moved on?

First love isn’t always a fairytale—sometimes, it’s the storm that ruins everything. I was supposed to go to Stanford with Autumn Reyes; we were childhood sweethearts, inseparable, until the day she chose the school’s new heartthrob and left me in the shadows. Her wild love story with Mason burned through our town, leaving rumors, heartbreak, and broken promises in its wake. I tried to save her—tried to save us—but my loyalty only led to betrayal. When Autumn’s trust shattered and my dreams were locked away, I was left with a question I can’t stop asking: how do you forgive the person who turned your first love into your deepest wound?

Waking up as the literal birthmark on a devastatingly handsome man’s face, I have thirty days to make him fall for me—or I vanish for good. But Nathaniel Whitmore isn’t just any guy—he’s the county’s golden boy, and he’d rather slice me off with a razor than let me stay. As the town’s worst socialite sets her sights on marrying him, I become his most awkward weapon, swelling up to sabotage her plans. Jokes, flattery, and shameless antics get me nowhere—Nathaniel’s heart is locked up tighter than Fort Knox. With the deadline looming and hope fading, I risk everything with a wild confession, only for fate to intervene in a way no one could predict. Can love bloom between a stoic heir and the snarkiest birthmark in history, or am I doomed to disappear just as he starts to care?

He told me to move on—so I did. Ten years of loving Autumn Sullivan ended in a single rainy night in Chicago, when Lila Sawyer finally realized she was just a backup plan for the boy she’d loved since childhood. But as she struggles to let go, a new presence—Dr. Morgan, her quietly protective tutor—steps out from the shadows, offering the kind of steadfast affection she’s never known. Now, caught between the ghost of a first love and the promise of something real, Lila must find the courage to claim her own happiness. When old wounds collide with new beginnings, can she finally leave the past behind—or will heartbreak follow her into the spring rain?