They met two years ago. They used to be in love. But all they had was summer love because she had to go back, where she managed to move on. Now to years later, she leaves for college in New York, ready to start a new life with her cousin and her boyfriend. Then one night changes everything and all the memories come rushing back. She finds herself falling in love with him once again. But things are more complicated this time. Will she get a second chance with The One That Got Away? -- A punk Niall Horan fan fiction. Warnings: graphic sexual content, language, drug use, death, self harm, and mentions of eating disorder. The story is set in 2015, two years later, when Rey is 18 and Niall is 21. SEQUEL TO TEENAGE DIRTBAG -- (credits to @Cupcaribo for the cover!)

Renee Delilah Parker has always been an average girl. She had average grades, she was funny and a basic tomboy. Her mother sends her to spend the Summer in Mullingar, with her paranoid grandmother, her grumpy grandfather and her slutty cousin. She doesn't want to do anything but stay inside all day on Tumblr. It all changes for her when she meets Niall Horan, the bad boy. Niall's tattoos, his attitude and his flirty ways annoy her, but she can't help the attraction he feels towards him. They're complete opposites: he's the punk bad boy, while she's the goody two-shoes. Soon, he shows her what his life is all about: skating, smoking, drinking, partying, drugs and sex. The normal life of a teenage dirtbag. Without either of them noticing, the start to fall in love. But what will happen when she'll have to leave Mullingar, to go back to London? Is it just a fling for them, just a normal summer love? Find out in Teenage Dirtbag. A punk Niall Horan fan fiction.

It's Iris Grey's final year of high school. She should be worrying about what college to go to and the classes she'll need to be studying for, but the only thing on her mind is her last soccer season. Every year that she has been on the team, the Red Devils have made it to the section finals only to lose to same team over and over again, but Iris has it set out in her mind that that won't be a repeat during her senior year. Her only problem is her history teacher that happens to be the soccer coach as well. Iris and Coach Davis make each other's blood boil, and no matter how much they try and set aside their differences, it seems that it doesn't work, but no matter how much they hate each other, they both know they need the other in order to win. Will they be able to move past their differences in order for Iris to win her final season or will the two crack under each other's pressure? Will something else develop under all of the hate or will they continue to think that nothing will ever change the fact that they will never get along.

Jenny's poem to Nate from the movie "Someone Great"