She's always been the shy girl that no one notices, but once she catches Harry's attention will things ever be the same again?

❝ Dear Louis, Why are you so oblivious? ❞ Harry was Louis' flat mate for a year and he liked Louis more than a friend should.

A girl wanting a new and happy beginning to only have a sad yet flirty one. Finding friends was hard enough, but to add family problems and secrets to spill to friends. How will she handle all this weight, find out in 'Never Ending Love'.

Forever unfinished, more than likely. (Read at your own risk. Takes place in the same character universe as Coming Up for Air) "Not everybody gets to have perfection. Not everybody gets to ride off into the sunset at the end." "But we will. I promise" "How can you promise something like that?" "Well, I might not have any sunsets, but I have a car and I'm willing to drive until we find one." {some people are magnets} harry|louis

"Show me your scars again." He asked me. "But.......why?" I asked quizzically. "I want to see how many times you needed me and I wasn't there "he said a tear rolling down his cheek.

Kailey fell in love with her bestfriend but when his twin and her other bestie get together does it always end well? lets hope

"Harry, are you okay? What are you doing in my room?" I asked Harry. I was confused though. Was he sleep walking? "Just to talk" he answered and sat down on the edge if my bed. "Ok what?" I ask kinda irritated that I'm losing sleep. "Has anyone ever touched you before?" he asks me with a serious tone. "Wha- what?" I stutter. "Harry I don't think we should be talking about this, your dating my sister" "Has anyone ever kissed you?" he just goes on. "No" I answer looking down. "Perfect" he answers coming closer to me with a smirk on his face.

Salem just moved from Minnesota to Canada... she has no friends. Her dad hits her all the time! Her mom was killed in a car accident 5 years ago. Salem is all alone...until she meets Jeydon

High school freshman Violet Ferguson was never like the other girls. She dressed differently, acted differently, looked differently, and even talked differently. She wasn't exactly your bright ray of sunshine, but hey, she wasn't always Debbie Downer, either. All of this is put to the test when she and her best friend make a big "oopsie" in their friendship that leads to disastrous results. Nothing would ever be the same. Now all Violet has left is her iPod, her mom's blue hoodie, and...a rusty razor. Can Violet cope or will she fall down, too?