"7:15, that's our time."

"Love, it never happens like you think it really should." ©IoIitas tw warning. *written a long time ago. writing HAS gotten better!*

When Elsie moved from her small town in Illinois to escape the people in it, she meets a certain guy on her plane ride to live with her aunt in Australia. Accompanied by her best friend Lily, Elsie is thrown into the fast line with Michael and his three other band mates. Neither know what their going to do when the summer ends, but until then, they have each other.

Love is suppose to be like war. You're suppose to fight for the person you love. What happens when you're torn between two people? two people that have change you for the better and worst facing all sorts of obstacles from both guys. What happens when you're finally forced to choose? In love everything goes... right? [ Sequel to Wherever it takes us ] It will make much more sense once you read the first book before this one. *UNEDITED*

Jacqueline never had to worry about anything, she had it all . Good grades, great friends, perfect boyfriend, she was popular, lived in the city of angels and her parents were divorced but still maintained a great relationship. Party after party, test after test she manages all . Never got into trouble and always knew her boundaries. But what happens when she hangs out with the wrong people? What happens when Luke Hemmings, the school drop out, takes over her life? [Complete]

Rebecca has always had a rough time in life, she's in and out of therapy for years, but so has Michael Clifford, the Australian boy in the grade above her. When Michael all of a sudden begins to talk to Rebecca, she freaks out and is very confused, but her feelings towards the boy begin to change as they become closer. WARNING may involve triggering or upsetting content.

Two stubborn teenagers meet unexpectedly. Both grief stricken and guarded, Maddie soon becomes Michael's lighthouse. Copyright © fluffycashton 2018. All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the author except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.