Master list
All because I liked a boy m.s series
Nathan doe
Matt and Chris series
Kalogeras
His brother my secret
Chris series
Other series to write

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Show & Tell
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Master list
All because I liked a boy m.s series
Nathan doe
Matt and Chris series
Kalogeras
His brother my secret
Chris series
Other series to write
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“If i don’t drink this and it doesn’t make me cum, then it’s not worth it”
Sturnmblr what do we think about this… 👀
I’ll make you cum Matt
Who said that
I’m turning into a Matt girl sorry Chris
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Bon Appétit
the one where you, matt, and chris discuss your choice of last meals on earth, and it ends with you on the table spread like a buffet for them (3.7K words)
I need smut with either Chris or Matt on the boat who’s with me
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Who’s with me
Me
Not me
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Behind the Camera
The first time Nathan Doe saw Alina Lopez, she wasn’t standing in front of his camera.
She was on a billboard.
Perfect smile. Perfect lighting. Millions of followers. One of YouTube’s biggest creators who had somehow managed to become the internet’s favorite model without ever signing with a major agency.
Nathan barely looked up before continuing to edit photos on his laptop.
To him, she was just another client.
And that’s exactly why she hired him.
⸻
Alina Lopez had fired three photographers in two months.
“They make me look like an influencer,” she complained to her manager.
“You are an influencer.”
“I know, but I don’t want my photos to scream ‘Instagram.’ I want them to feel…real.”
“So what are you looking for?”
She slid her phone across the desk.
On the screen was Nathan Doe’s photography page.
Simple.
No dramatic captions.
No selfies.
No behind-the-scenes videos.
Just photographs.
Portraits that somehow made strangers look like movie characters.
“He doesn’t over-edit,” Alina said. “He doesn’t chase trends.”
“You know he doesn’t do exclusive contracts.”
“I don’t want one.”
“You’ll have to book him like everyone else.”
She smiled.
“Perfect.”
⸻
Nathan arrived twenty minutes early.
Always.
His assistant helped unload cameras, lighting equipment, reflectors, and backdrops into the rented studio.
At exactly nine o’clock, the doors opened.
Alina walked in wearing oversized gray sweatpants, a hoodie, messy hair, and no makeup.
Nathan looked up.
“Morning.”
“Morning.”
“You Alina?”
She blinked.
“…Yeah.”
He nodded once.
“I’m Nathan.”
No excitement.
No fanboy moment.
No “My sister watches your videos.”
Nothing.
She couldn’t remember the last time someone had introduced themselves without mentioning her subscriber count.
⸻
“Hair and makeup starts in ten,” someone called.
Nathan was already checking camera settings.
“What kind of photos are you looking for?”
Alina walked over.
“I trust you.”
Nathan looked up.
“I appreciate that.”
“…But?”
“I still need direction.”
She laughed.
“Right.”
They spent fifteen minutes discussing concepts.
Neutral colors.
Minimal editing.
Natural expressions.
No forced smiles.
No trendy poses.
“No fake laughing,” Nathan added.
“I hate fake laughing.”
“Good.”
⸻
By noon, they’d already shot hundreds of photos.
Nathan barely spoke unless he was giving directions.
“Turn your shoulder.”
“Look past me.”
“Chin down.”
“Hold.”
Click.
Click.
Click.
“Perfect.”
⸻
During lunch, everyone crowded around catering.
Nathan didn’t.
He sat alone at one of the editing stations reviewing images.
Alina walked over carrying two sandwiches.
“You’ve been working for four hours.”
“I know.”
“You should eat.”
“I will.”
“You said that thirty minutes ago.”
Nathan finally looked at her.
“…Thanks.”
She handed him the sandwich.
“You don’t talk much.”
“I don’t need to.”
“You always this serious?”
“When I’m working.”
She smiled.
“I kind of like that.”
⸻
The second shoot happened two weeks later.
Then another.
Then another.
Not because Nathan became her personal photographer.
Because she kept requesting him whenever she booked professional campaigns.
If he was available—
She booked him.
If he wasn’t—
She waited.
⸻
Months later…
Another studio.
Another campaign.
Another long day.
Between outfit changes, Alina wandered into the editing room.
Nathan was already sorting through thousands of images.
She leaned over his shoulder.
“You delete that many?”
“I delete more than I keep.”
She watched photo after photo disappear.
“I blinked in that one.”
“Deleted.”
“My hair looked weird there.”
“Deleted.”
“I actually liked that one.”
“It wasn’t sharp.”
She laughed.
“You notice everything.”
“It’s my job.”
⸻
One afternoon after a magazine shoot, another photographer approached Nathan.
“So…”
Nathan looked up.
“You’ve been shooting Alina a lot lately.”
“When our schedules match.”
The photographer smirked.
“So…are you her personal photographer now?”
Nathan answered before thinking.
“No.”
Alina happened to walk around the corner at that exact moment.
She heard it.
For a split second…
She wasn’t sure why it stung.
Nathan wasn’t wrong.
He wasn’t hers.
He photographed athletes…
Actors…
Families…
Businesses…
Graduates…
She was simply another client.
So why did hearing him say it make her chest tighten?
⸻
The ride home was unusually quiet.
Her assistant noticed.
“You okay?”
“Yeah.”
“You seem upset.”
“I’m not.”
“…You like him.”
Alina immediately looked away.
“I don’t.”
“You’ve rearranged your schedule six times just to book him.”
“…”
“You smile more after his shoots.”
“…”
“And you’ve never waited three weeks for a photographer before.”
Alina sighed.
“…Maybe.”
⸻
Meanwhile…
Nathan was editing her newest photos.
His assistant leaned over.
“You know she’s waiting outside.”
Nathan frowned.
“What?”
“Her car’s still in the parking lot.”
Nathan checked the window.
Sure enough…
There it was.
Black SUV.
Engine running.
“Why?”
“No clue.”
Nathan saved his work and walked outside.
Alina rolled down the passenger window.
“Hey.”
“Everything okay?”
She hesitated.
“…Can I ask you something?”
“Sure.”
“When people ask if you’re my photographer…”
“…Why do you always say no?”
Nathan looked genuinely confused.
“Because I’m not.”
“I know.”
“I freelance.”
“I know.”
“I photograph whoever hires me.”
“I know.”
She looked down at her hands.
“It just sounds so…”
“…Distant?”
She nodded.
Nathan rested one arm against the open window.
“I don’t mean it that way.”
“Then how do you mean it?”
He thought for a moment.
“If I said I was your photographer…”
“…people would assume I only work for you.”
She laughed softly.
“Fair.”
“But…”
He continued.
“…I do enjoy photographing you.”
She looked back up.
“You do?”
“You make my job easy.”
“Because I know how to pose?”
Nathan smiled—a small smile, but one that transformed his usually serious expression.
“No.”
“You listen.”
Her heart skipped.
“I’ve photographed famous people who think they know better than the camera.”
“And me?”
“You trust the process.”
Silence settled between them.
Comfortable.
Unforced.
Then Nathan reached into his camera bag.
“I wasn’t going to show you these until they were finished.”
He handed her a small stack of printed proofs.
They weren’t the glamorous campaign shots.
They were the quiet moments.
Alina laughing between takes.
Reading a message on her phone.
Adjusting an earring.
Looking out a rain-speckled studio window.
None of them had been posed.
“They’re beautiful,” she whispered.
Nathan shrugged.
“Those are my favorites.”
“Why?”
“Because…”
He met her eyes.
“…that’s the version of you no one else sees.”
For the first time since they met, Alina wasn’t thinking about subscribers, campaigns, or contracts.
She was thinking about the man who always stayed behind the camera—
And somehow saw her better than anyone standing in front of it.
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A Tale of Two Sisters
Part Two
The little bell above the bookstore door chimed as Lena slipped back inside.
Mrs. Dawson looked up from behind the register, immediately noticing the smile that refused to leave Lena’s face.
“Well…” she said, folding her arms. “Someone looks happier than when she left.”
Lena quickly busied herself with a stack of books.
“I always look happy.”
Mrs. Dawson laughed softly.
“Not like this.”
Lena tried to hide the blush creeping onto her cheeks.
“It was just lunch.”
“Mhm.”
“And I met someone.”
“I knew it.”
Lena sighed dramatically.
“You’re impossible.”
Mrs. Dawson leaned against the counter.
“So?”
“So… what?”
“What was his name?”
Lena hesitated before smiling to herself.
“…Chris.”
Mrs. Dawson nodded knowingly.
“And?”
“He was funny.”
“Funny?”
“He spilled an entire iced coffee on himself.”
Mrs. Dawson blinked.
“…That’s how you met him?”
“It sounds worse when you say it like that.”
The older woman burst into laughter.
“Oh, honey.”
Lena couldn’t help laughing too.
⸻
Across town…
Chris was still smiling.
Matt looked over from the driver’s seat as they waited at a red light.
“What?”
Chris stared out the window.
“Hm?”
“You’ve been smiling for ten minutes.”
“Have I?”
“Yes.”
“No, I haven’t.”
“You literally are right now.”
Chris rubbed the back of his neck.
“Maybe I’m just having a good day.”
Matt narrowed his eyes.
“You met someone.”
“What?”
“You met someone.”
“I meet people every day.”
“Not like this.”
Chris groaned.
“I hate how well you know me.”
Matt smirked.
“So… who is she?”
Chris looked down at his phone.
“I actually don’t know much.”
“You got her number?”
“No.”
“Instagram?”
“No.”
“Last name?”
“…No.”
Matt laughed.
“So you know absolutely nothing.”
“I know her first name.”
“Lucky girl.”
Chris ignored him.
“She works at a bookstore.”
Matt glanced over.
“A bookstore?”
“Yeah.”
“That’s… actually kind of perfect.”
“What do you mean?”
“You like reading.”
Chris shrugged.
“I guess.”
Matt smiled.
“So what’s her name?”
Chris couldn’t stop himself from smiling again.
“…Lena.”
⸻
The rest of Chris’s afternoon dragged by.
Every few minutes he caught himself replaying the conversation in his head.
“Do you always smile this much?”
“Mostly.”
There had been something about the way she’d answered.
It hadn’t sounded happy.
Not completely.
Her smile had been real…
But so had the sadness hidden behind it.
⸻
By six o’clock, Chris found himself standing outside the bookstore.
He looked through the front window.
There she was.
Balancing on a small ladder while placing books on the highest shelf.
She was humming quietly to herself.
Completely unaware he was watching.
Chris smiled.
Then…
“Lena!”
Mrs. Dawson called from downstairs.
“Can you grab the mystery novels from storage?”
“Coming!”
Lena climbed down carefully.
The moment she reached the floor—
She froze.
Chris was standing outside the window, giving her an awkward little wave.
Her heart skipped.
He actually came.
Mrs. Dawson noticed.
“Is that the coffee boy?”
Lena covered her face.
“Please don’t call him that.”
Mrs. Dawson grinned mischievously.
“I’m going to.”
Lena hurried to the front door before the older woman could embarrass her any further.
The bell chimed.
“You came.”
“I did.”
“I thought maybe you were joking.”
“I was… but then I realized I actually wanted a book.”
She smiled.
“So, you weren’t just using that as an excuse?”
Chris looked at her with mock offense.
“I am deeply insulted.”
“You should be.”
“I happen to love books.”
“Oh?”
“I’ve read… at least…”
He pretended to count on his fingers.
“…Three.”
Lena laughed.
“Three?”
“Okay, maybe four.”
She folded her arms.
“You’re making this very difficult.”
“What?”
“I can’t tell if you’re serious.”
“I’m not.”
“I figured.”
Chris smiled.
“So…”
She walked over to one of the shelves.
“What kind of mystery do you like?”
“The kind where I actually don’t know who did it.”
“That’s… every mystery.”
“Exactly.”
She shook her head, smiling.
“I think I know the perfect one.”
She disappeared between the shelves before returning with a hardcover novel.
Holding it out to him, she said, “This one.”
Chris looked at the cover.
“You’ve read it?”
“Twice.”
“That good?”
“I cried.”
“…It’s a mystery.”
“I know.”
He laughed.
“I definitely need to read it now.”
As he reached for the book, their fingers brushed.
Just for a second.
Neither of them pulled away immediately.
The bookstore suddenly felt very quiet.
Lena looked up.
Chris was already looking at her.
Neither of them said a word.
Mrs. Dawson cleared her throat loudly from the register.
“So…” she called with a teasing smile, “are you buying the book… or just staring at my employee?”
Lena’s cheeks turned bright pink.
Chris laughed, rubbing the back of his neck.
“I’ll… uh… buy the book.”
Mrs. Dawson smiled to herself as she rang it up.
Something told her this wouldn’t be the last time the cheerful young man with the coffee stains wandered into her little bookstore.
And somehow…
She had a feeling that meeting Lena today wasn’t an accident.
It was the beginning of a story neither of them could have imagined.
Part two
You don’t know who to choose
His Brother, My Secret
Chapter One — The Kiss That Wasn’t Meant for Him
The Sturniolo house was louder than usual.
Nick had music playing from the kitchen while he attempted to cook something edible. Chris was on the couch scrolling through his phone, occasionally laughing at videos before turning the screen toward you.
“Look at this one,” he grinned.
You laughed, resting your head against his shoulder.
“I swear your For You Page is broken.”
“My humor is elite.”
“It’s questionable.”
Chris gasped dramatically, placing a hand over his chest.
“That hurts.”
You smiled before leaning over and kissing his cheek.
He smiled right back.
Dating Chris had been…easy.
Warm.
Comfortable.
He was the kind of boyfriend who made sure you got home safely, stole your hoodie just to wear it around the house, and somehow convinced you to stay for dinner almost every night.
Matt…
Matt was different.
Quiet.
Reserved.
You and Matt got along well enough, but he mostly kept to himself. He wasn’t cold—just harder to read.
Sometimes you’d catch him looking at you before immediately looking away.
You always assumed it was because you were dating his brother.
Nothing more.
Nothing less.
⸻
Later that evening…
Nick announced he wanted everyone to help him rearrange furniture.
“No,” Chris groaned.
“Yes.”
“No.”
“Yes.”
“I literally live here.”
“And so do I.”
Chris sighed dramatically before standing.
“This family is exhausting.”
Everyone split up around the house.
Nick disappeared upstairs looking for extension cords.
Chris went into the garage.
Matt walked down the hallway toward the laundry room.
You wandered after Chris, intending to ask if he wanted anything to drink.
The hallway lights suddenly flickered.
“…Seriously?” Nick shouted upstairs.
Everything went black.
The entire house lost power.
“Oh come on!” Chris yelled from somewhere.
“I can’t see anything!” Nick complained.
You laughed quietly.
Only for a second.
The house was completely dark.
The only light came from the faint glow outside through the curtains.
You carefully walked down the hallway.
“Chris?”
No answer.
“Chris?”
You heard footsteps.
Soft.
Close.
Relieved, you smiled.
“There you are.”
The figure stopped in front of you.
Without thinking…
You reached up.
Your fingers lightly grabbed the front of his hoodie.
“I found you.”
Then…
You kissed him.
Soft.
Gentle.
Just like you always kissed Chris.
For a second…
He froze.
Every muscle in his body went rigid.
Matt.
He knew immediately.
He knew exactly who you thought he was.
He should pull away.
He should tell you.
He should say your name.
Instead…
His heart won.
He kissed you back.
Only for a few seconds.
Not because he wanted to trick you…
But because if he suddenly shoved you away, you’d know instantly something was wrong.
And a selfish part of him…
Had imagined what kissing you would feel like more times than he’d ever admit.
Your lips moved against his.
His hand instinctively rested on your waist.
His heart pounded so loudly he thought you might hear it.
Then—
The lights snapped back on.
Everything became visible.
Your eyes opened.
You smiled—
Until you saw him.
Not Chris.
Matt.
Your smile disappeared instantly.
Your face turned white.
“…Matt?”
He immediately stepped back.
“I’m—”
“Oh my God.”
You covered your mouth.
“Oh my God.”
Silence.
Complete silence.
Neither of you moved.
Neither of you knew what to say.
“I’m so sorry.”
The words spilled out before you could stop them.
“I thought you were Chris.”
Matt swallowed.
“I know.”
“I didn’t mean—”
“I know.”
Your hands shook.
“I’m so sorry.”
Matt looked down at the floor.
“You don’t have to apologize.”
“I literally kissed my boyfriend’s brother.”
“You thought I was him.”
“But you kissed me back.”
His jaw tightened.
“…Yeah.”
“Why?”
Matt couldn’t answer.
Because the truth would ruin everything.
Because he’d wanted that kiss for longer than he should have.
Because admitting it meant admitting feelings he wasn’t supposed to have.
Instead…
“I didn’t want you to realize in the dark.”
You stared at him.
“…Really?”
He nodded once.
Your stomach twisted with guilt.
Before either of you could say another word—
Chris walked around the corner carrying a flashlight.
“There you guys are.”
He smiled.
“What are you two doing standing in the hallway?”
Your heart nearly stopped.
Matt answered first.
“Nothing.”
Chris looked between the two of you.
“You both look like you saw a ghost.”
You forced the biggest smile you could manage.
“We just got surprised when the lights came back.”
Chris laughed.
“I swear this house is falling apart.”
He wrapped an arm around your shoulders.
“You okay?”
You nodded quickly.
“Yeah.”
Matt looked away.
Chris never noticed.
But as Chris led you back toward the living room, your mind replayed the kiss over and over.
You had kissed Matt.
Matt had kissed you back.
And neither of you could tell Chris…because you weren’t sure which truth would hurt him more:
That it was an accident…
Or that, for a few stolen seconds in the dark, Matt hadn’t wanted it to end.