} Brielle D'Angelo and Lorenzo Russo have know each other their entire life. Brielle's family is a American Mafia; second most powerful after Lorenzo's family know as the Italian Mafia is the first most powerful. They've known each other their whole lives and loved and hated. Brielle distanced herself from him after she found him with someone, broke her heart after figuring out she had feelings for him. Their arranged marriage gave her a chance for those feelings to open up, but she doesn't want it to recreate old relationships. Brielle- French origin, means "God is my strength." Lorenzo- Latin origin, means "Laurels crown." "I'm in love with you, I've been in love with you since we were 17", he whispered holding my face in his big hands looking down at me, softness in his eyes. { mature content } _____________

"What's stopping you from making her yours? You love her. I know you do. So what's stopping you?" I ask in genuine curiosity. Not my usual cocky tone but just me. He furrows his eyebrows and looks away like he's battling to decide if he can trust me or not. Something turns in his mind as he looks back and says, "I don't deserve her." - Roya Anderson. Denver Miller. Jordan Williams. Some secrets. Some hurt. Some love. Some relations.

Jemma Song is Little Miss Priss. Nate Stanford is Mr. Player. She doesn't drink, party, fight, smoke, do drugs or sleep around. He does, and when these two first meet, Jemma wants nothing to do with Nate. But when her older brother, Emmett, throws a party, she's made to play the game 7 Minutes in Heaven. And guess who she ends up in the closet with? Nate. Jemma's life will be turned upside down and will be thrown into so much more drama than she's prepared for. Yet the question still remains: How can just one simple game affect the relationship between Jemma and Nate? *NOTE: I wrote this when I was in MIDDLE SCHOOL. So a lot of my values on relationships now as a college student are quite different. Therefore, there are some aspects that I don't agree with. Keep in mind, again, that this is for ENTERTAINMENT, and therefore does not truly reflect on me as a person.