REVISED VERSION IS PUBLISHED •Year 1988• A girl named Adriana Joy has been in the orphanage 'Children of tommorow'.She is now 7 years old. Everyone including her is very excited because there will be a special guest coming over. ---
Imagines about Michael Jackson. EXPLICIT. 18+ only.
'Your naked body should only belong to those who fall in love with your naked soul.' - Charlie Chaplin
She watches his son. She's nothing more than the babysitter. Right? A Chris Brown original fan fiction. Finished, Smoking Mirrors is the sequel.
Back in the 1950s mixed race love was forbidden and everyone knew it, especially if you lived in the south. Stacy Morgan was born into a pretty wealthy family even though she was black, her father was a very well know doctor and her mother was a Flower shop owner. The summer of 1959 would Change Stacy's life when she...
(Short Chapters...but a lot of them!) Grace. Your average looking British, shy, a bit of an extrovert and extremely cheeky! Grace's life holds a few negatives, one huge one? A disgustingly abusive ex-boyfriend, Jason, who always manages to track her down where ever she may escape to. Another thing about Grace? She is...
Alana has always been out of place among the crowd of students at her school. While the girls all gossip about boys and clothes and other unnecessary topics, she's had a fascination of her own. Mr. Brown, the twelfth grade Algebra teacher that has captivated Alana beyond words. She dreams about him, she stares at him...
"I love the way he walks, his voice when he's singing his beautiful music. The tattoos that enhanced his beautiful dancers body. I loved everything about him I was his biggest fan. my dream was to attend one of his concerts and soon that dream came true."
A little girl who was destined for greatness and pain will meet a boy who has the same destiny even though their families and the world would condemned it, that made their love much more passionate and deep Casey love and Michael Jackson were destined to be the modern day Romeo and Juliet.
"Good morning ladies. I'm Mr. Brown. Welcome...to Sex Ed." This sentence began everything. And it was nothing like what any of us had expected.