Luca Flowers has always been one to not put a toe out of line, going along with what others want, even if it hurts him in the end. But when his girlfriend leaves him and their daughter to live her dream life, Luca is left floundering. Jamie Flowers has always been in love with his best friend, never mind the pain that this causes him. But this has never been a serious problem for him before, since there was no chance of Luca returning his feelings. But their lives start to change as they scramble to hold each other up, all while trying to raise a little girl who already has abandonment issues. All the little things start to add up, until they are left with overflowing feelings that can no longer be ignored. Cover by: AverySummers

Lexi is a girl who gets in trouble a lot. Both her parents and herself see this behaviour can't last any longer. But both parties don't know what to do anymore to fix Lexi's behaviour and the relationship between parents and daughter. Until an opportunity comes along, the Baby Programme. ------- In a world where overpopulation is a problem, teenagers are regressed to infants and toddlers, physically and mentally. ------- This is not a sequel of the book The Baby Programme. Its a continuation from one of the storylines of the book: Lexi. But I do recommend it to read The Baby Programme as well.

Elle has just turned 15 years old. Mason is her boyfriend, they've been in a relationship for 6 months or so. Elle realise she can't say 'no' to him. She thinks so doing the right thing and if she says 'yes' then Mason will stay with her. Elle's Family is very 'well put together', or so they make it seem. She has a younger sister and two half siblings. She lives with all of them most of the time along with her mom and stepdad. ~ "It's important." I say. She still hasn't turned around. "What's more important then dinner-" She says before I cut her off. "I'm pregnant." I say quickly. She puts everything that she had in her hands down and turns around. Her face was so confused. "You are?" She asks softly. "I'm sorry." I say quietly and don't make eye contact.