So much can change in five years. - Sequel to Barely Attracted

Summer Mason is a shy teenage girl, her life used to be pretty normal, all she did was study and help her mom. She thought her senior year it would be like all the others, until she met someone who would put it all upside down.

"Why are you watching me?" There was a grogginess in her tone that I found extremely alluring. I shouldn't be finding it alluring, I should be maintaining my professional position. "It's funny watching you try and stay awake," my eyes glanced over at her before returning to the road. I took an exit that led to my apartment. "Where are you taking me?" She sat up in the leather seat and watched as we came to a stop light. I hesitated, not even sure with myself if I really wanted to bring my seventeen year old student into my apartment. "I, Uh, figured I'd just let you crash at my apartment, considering all that's happened tonight." Her eyebrows furrowed together, "Uh, are you sure that's a good idea?"

When Emma Agostini was 22 years old, she decided to move from Italy to the USA to enrol in a master program in the university of New Hampshire. Despite her nearly perfect life in Italy, she always felt like she was missing something that she could only get if she left home. Not knowing what it is, she doesn't know what and where to look for it. Although constantly wondering if she just needs to move to a different place and meet different people to feel alive, she is living a happy life. After six months, she already went trough the worst part of being away from her parents and friends, she loves the courses she's taking, and she made new best friends. Avery Lawson is someone new in Emma's life. She'll help her finding whatever she's been missing.

She's got the looks, the money, and the recognition, but she's missing one thing. On the outside, Mya Stone has the perfect life anyone would be envious of, but on the inside, she's heartbroken and alone to pick up the pieces. Having to attend the Santa Praiser Business Summit to represent her department, Mya is sure she can find it within herself to unwind and collect a piece of mind, but what she thought would be a one night encounter with a certain stranger sets Mya down a different path she never thought she'd walk. [Published February 14th, 2021]

After the summer break, Sasha goes back to Seville and to work with a broken heart and pretty much no idea what the future holds for her. The only person she's ever considered family has abandoned her after a seven-year relationship, and she feels completely lost. The only thing she knows for sure is that she can count on the support of her colleagues and friends. What she has never expected, though, is to find that support in Rory, with whom she's always had a very controversial relationship. Day after day, Rory helps Sasha getting over her heartbreak, but as their friendship grows, so does Sasha's attraction toward her technically straight co-worker. But at some point, Sasha starts doubting that Rory is still as straight as she claims to be, as she keeps flirting and joking with Sasha in a way that must mean something more.

Do you ever feel like your own existence doesn't belong to you? As if you were the protagonist of a movie or a play where you need to please all the spectators and live according to the plot? But who writes that plot? Who decides of the unexpected developments and the people you meet? It should only be a matter of personal choices that we make by following our heart and listening to that little voice deep inside. Yet being the master of your own life seems complicated. Almost impossible. Your parents make decisions in your name until you become semi-independent. Then your brother takes the lead and becomes the self-proclamed parental authority. Your group of friends puts so much pressure on your shoulders that you end up acting impulsively and unwittingly just to get them off your back for a few days. Among all of that, the question that frequently comes up is: 'what about me?' What about my wishes and my desires? What about my tastes and preferences? What about my opinion on decisions that involve no one else but me? What about my feelings? Do they even matter, or am I simply supposed to look down and let my surroundings control my every move? Will I ever be able to find myself? Will they ever see me as me and not as the portrait of me they made up in their heads? Will I ever be able to assert myself and make myself heard? Will I ever obtain the leading role? This is the question that both Sasha and Cameron have tried to answer in vain, without knowing that they would find the answer in each other. ______________ #1 lgbtstory #1 homosexuality #1 sexualorientation #1 homophobia #1 lgbt #1 girlxgirl #1 lgbtfiction #1 gxg #1 gaylove #1 sexualorientation #2 lesbianromance

Devon is now 21, older and wiser. She is now once more the quiet solo artist. She is both, immature and mature. She is responsible but also irresponsible. She can be late, or she can be on time. One little meeting can bring all the memories back. sequel to: Little Rock-Star

Devon is a 18 year old girl in a band with her three other best friends. The bands name is Proposal Till Twelve. They do covers of songs on YouTube and open up for people like, Fifth Harmony, Justin Bieber and all of those other great people. Alex is a die-hard Proposer. She's also 18 and one day meets you guys, along with her best friend.

"Dumbass" "Blind bitch" "Shut up and kiss me"