"I'll be your girlfriend when penguins fly." Zoey Camden is a normal 17 year old living her high school years. She is nothing special; she isn't drop dead gorgeous like her best friend, or super smart like other girls. But when she catches the attention of the new guy, Drew Baker, she doesn't quite believe that he's after her. She tells herself that he is just talking to her to get to know her best friend Melanie better. So she makes a deal with him. She agrees to be his girlfriend if he can convince her that he is worth it. And he has 1 month. Not to mention he has to make penguins fly. Cover by: @claireyoung2211 Started: August 23, 2015 Completed: December 21, 2015

Until Alice Oseman comes up with a Tara and Darcy story, here's mine x A brief overview: Follow Tara and Darcy in their journey of exploring their sexuality and identity as they slowly fall in love with each other. They may have fights and act like the angsty little teens they are, but in the end they will always be there for each other, because they know each other the best - and they know that they will love each other for a lifetime. Ps. Even if you have not watched/read heartstopper, you can read this story. It has a complete storyline of its own <3 September 17, 2022✨ #1 lesbian #1 girlxgirl #1 gxg #1 wlw #1 darcyolsson #2 heartstopperfanfic AYO WHAT IS GOING ON GUYS

Flatmates. That's what Oliver Wood and Percy Weasley are. Just flatmates. And if Oliver doesn't do something, that's all they'll ever be, at least until one of them moves out, because Percy certainly won't do anything. He's too exhausted and overrun with work all of the time to deal with his personal life to notice what's going on between them. So that leaves it to Oliver to catch Percy's attention and confess his feelings. Except, it's not as simple as that and it's certainly going to take more than Oliver may have to get the job done. (And they were roommates...)(oh my god they were roommates)

Does what it says on the tin.

The world has a funny way of putting two people together. Well, it's even stranger when everyone is born with different hints to finding their soulmate and staying with them. John has a very difficult time finding his soulmate, as he wasn't given much of anything to help in his later, trying times looking for who he was meant for. However, the boy had a pretty good idea as to what he was meant for. John played the clarinet. He often played by himself, different tunes and learned new songs on his own time. This was why John's music teacher took the initiative to sign John up as a possible clarinet player for the Central London jazz band for a concert. Sherlock, however, doesn't really seem to mind that he's markless. That was, until he met John. First, it was in a music store, finding an instrument to keep him out of trouble. Then, at John's school, where Sherlock had enrolled into the regional jazz band. Sherlock was, at first, unbeknownst to John's musical skill until he was watching the young man play with some of the greatest in the Central London jazz band. Sherlock had to know more about John. The setting takes place when John is 13 and Sherlock is technically 12, but they grow up apart and reunite when they're 16 and 15 respectively.

Mycroft The Ice man has been feeling lonely so when Sherlock invites him to a party, he finds it incredible he even considers going and when there's a drunken kiss between him and DI Lestrade things take a huge turn in his life, but for better or worse?

Everyday texts. Part one.

Sequel to the first I Prefer To Text. Just a continuation.

The third part of an ongoing series.

John hates the idea of soulmates. The scar covered, cursive writing of the word 'Willaim' haunts him with childhood trauma made worse by his experiences from the war. Sherlock has always denied his ability to love. The name on his wrist the only reminder that he can. When he meets John Watson he believes he may have found the only person who could make him more human. But how can he know when John won't show his soulmates name to anyone, ever.