The Day Hannah died, I was happy. Not because she died, of course, but because I got an A on my semester work in English, and my mom took me shopping, and we laughed a lot. Hannah's mother led me up to her room. She told me to take anything I wanted. I didn't want anything. I wanted everything. I didn't want to be reminded of her, but I wanted to remember everything about her. I remember the day we met. I remember the first time she smiled at me. I remembered the day she started playing soccer, so she could train with me. I remember the first time going up the stairs to her room. I remember the day we became friends. I remember the day I almost kissed her. CW // Death, Homophobia, Queerphobia

*Your character gets stuck in a toilet at a party.* This all started as a response to the above prompt, as issued by the lovely @RaeKitano. Before she got banned by Wattpad, she did great LGBT short story prompts. Part One was the original short story, of course. This is so definitely no longer a short story, and I feel like I'm really cheating by even including it any more. But Fi and Diana would not exist if it weren't for Rae and her challenge. It's got out of control because I wanted to find out what happened next. ;) Thanks to @Megabucks for the new, improved cover! Originally started, August 2013.

"I didn't expect for this to happen" "Yet it was so worth it" "It was" "....i guess you could say-" "No, don'-" "It was a walk in the park" "Idiot"

Abel was a very...strange individual. She lacked every bit of social skill and never knew how to properly take charge of a situation. In short, she was awkward. No one could blame her, she didn't know what it meant to be normal. She was different from everyone else that was made clear before she could even comprehend it herself. Having no friends, no family...nothing but the clothes on her back and the thoughts in her head. That didn't stop her though, she was strong willed and that's what kept her going all these years. It was the only thing that kept her alive. Her life gradually changes when she gets an opportunity to work as a bodyguard for the royal family. Elizabeth Gallomour, on the other hand was the complete opposite. A bundle of joy is what she was normally described as. She wasnt socially awkward and wasn't incapable of handling any situation thrown thrown her. She was wealthy, smart and beautiful, she was royalty of course. She undoubtedly lived the pitch perfect life that most, if not all towns folk dreamt of. Did I mention that she was a princess? She was the only heir to the Gallomour throne and was was due to take over said throne after marriage. Elizabeth's 'pitch perfect ' life takes a drastic turn when she meets the awkward yet somehow fascinating bodyguard. A whirl of unfortunate events has the two in a frenzy as both their lives take a turn for the worst, or for the better? Read to find out. (Not good with descriptions but give it a try) FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY!