Sequel to The Bet That Broke Me, highest rank #18 so far in romance 1st Book~ The Bet That Broke Me✔️ & 3rd Book~ Following in the bad boys Footsteps Book one is currently under editing so I'd recommend not to read this one yet cause in order to understand it you'd have to had read the first book. I can not believe this is happening. I drop the files from my hands and they fall to the floor scattering everywhere. I stare at him in shock. He looks so different, so mature in his suit, and sexy as hell. He hasn't even noticed me yet though. Good, I bend down to grab the papers. "Damn It!" I curse I just spent thirty minutes organizing them for my new case. Oh but who cares about the stupid Papers, I can't believe he is actually here! It has been nine years since I last saw him. Nine years since the Bet. "Here let me help you." He speaks bending down to grab my papers. I freeze as our hands brush, same on stupid sparks. He stands up and my heart quickens. "Miss are you okay?" He asks me. His voice is so deep and it sends a shiver down my spine. I slowly stand up and our eyes meet. His eyes flash with surprise as mine did a moment before. His old cold eyes didn't show at all. This man is not the Aiden Parker I knew nine years ago. "Alison." He mutters still in shock. "Aiden." I mirror him. His eyes look over my body. I would say I have changed a lot since high school, I have matured gratefully. "Oh you two have met then? Alison this is the new owner of the law firm." My boss tells me and my eyes widen even bigger. You have got to be kidding me. Aiden Parker is my new boss.

Meet Riley Evans, a sixteen year-old journalism nerd. She loves nothing more than her notebook and her third period journalism class, which she completely lost her social life to long ago. Riley has practically shut everyone out of her life, with the exception of her two best friends who, go figure, she met in journalism. That is, until Aaron Ross moves in next door. And into Riley's "safe haven" of a journalism class. Even better, she's stuck working on a column for the newspaper with him. Aaron ends up turning Riley's entire life upside-down, inside-out, and maybe even right-side up, whether she likes it or not.

Whenever Andrea sees Ronnie, her whole world stops. Ronnie only sees her as a friend. But after both of them become partners for the school's swing dance competition, they might see each other in a totally different way. But what will Angela, Ronnie's girlfriend, think when she realizes that Ronnie and Andrea might have feelings for each other? This just got a whole lot more complicated.

What if the only thing seperating you from your crush was a kiss? Amy never thought that she would be hanging out with the popular kids. But after having made a bet with Chris, Amy was determined to win. The challenge? He could get her to kiss him before the end of the term. Amy was sure that she would win. But after spending some time with Chris, she finds it's harder resisting him than she thought...

I've never gotten along with Gage since he acted like a jerk to me for rejecting him as a child. Unfortunately, I'm constantly around him because he's my best friend's brother's friend. What's worse is that during my junior year in high school, I was stuck in the same art class as him because the school cut the dance classes. Now I not only have to deal with finding whatever way I can to practice dancing, but I also have to deal with surviving art class with my enemy.

Ivy is a poor, misunderstood girl who isn't afraid to stick up for herself. The Lost Boys are four wealthy boys that are used to getting whatever they want. Mix them together, and the results could be disastrous. Neverland Academy is an intimidating private school for wealthy teens only. This is the last place Ivy wants to go to school, but it's either a snooty school with snobby kids or a military school with a bunch of troublemakers. Ivy is lucky enough to go to the school on a scholarship, but that doesn't mean that she or the other students are happy about it. With her almost fearless outer persona, her true fragile personality hidden, she catches The Lost Boys' attentions right away, and she isn't sure if that's a good thing. She's about to find out how tough she really isn't.

Addison Knight is my name, playing nice is not my game. Well, that's not completely true. It's only with the Daniels' that I'm not civil. They're annoying, bothersome, jerks who are practically my brothers. We grew up together so we're always on each others nerves. On my seventeenth birthday - the year my parents agreed to take me on a road trip - my life turns into a disaster. Call me over dramatic if you want, but when your cozy little trip across the country suddenly turns into a massive, chaotic circus, you're not going to be the happiest goldfish in the box. *** © This story, "The Road Trip," is protected under copyright laws. Any infringement of this copyright is punishable by law. © Posted 5/20/12 Completed 7/30/12

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"It is what's on the inside that counts." Taylor Ashville was always living an invisible life. Why? Probably because she isn't one of those gorgeous cheerleaders with an hourglass body, no, in fact, she is the opposite. Despite all that, give Zoey, Taylor's best friend, twenty-four hours and people will be amazed at how much a makeover can transform a dorky nerd to a pretty face. When Taylor finds herself stunningly beautiful, she is yet to realize how much she enjoys the attention. Little does she know, being outwardly attractive can bring complications and a lot of unpleasant drama. Are looks really everything? Well, for Taylor, the answer isn't obvious, until when she finds a guy who will help her realize the true meaning of beauty. © 2010-2011 imperfectdreamer. All rights reserved. | Thank you for reading! :)

When she arrives with her parents in Milton after her father takes a job there, Margaret Hale, with the prospect of adapting to a new life ahead of her, catches sight of a man in the street that looks like a "perfect stranger". However, on an errand to speak to the family's landlord, Margaret finds this romantic image shattered when she finds that her perfect stranger is not so perfect after all. For John Thornton, both the Hales' landlord and proprietor of the Milton Hotel, this first encounter with Margaret has an equally profound impact when she catches him arguing with his brother-in-law. He knows that he must try and rectify her bad opinion of him - but first she has to agree to talk to him.