Now a series by Mediacorp. Watch the episodes anywhere in world on meWATCH's Youtube channel. Keeley accidentally swaps cell phones with a rivaling high school's star quarterback. Unable to switch back until a week later, she must interact with the arrogant boy, passing along texts and voicemails. As she gets to know him better, she realizes there's more to him than sexual innuendos and egotistical comments. But when identities are revealed and secrets are exposed, will Keeley's feelings remain? Available in bookstores now! Look for it under its new title, TEXTROVERT.

❝ I SHOULD'VE KISSED THAT GIRL IN THE PARKING LOT ❞ in which a boy falls in love with a girl he saw in a parking lot. © facedouwn | 2019 ( joe keery x oc)

"but don't take me home i'm gonna find it on my own and don't get me wrong oh i can fake it till i know but don't take me home don't take me home" the one where they meet on instagram and fall in love

"I love you, Ashton" I whispered to his sleeping face, being careful so he doesn't hear. Quickly kissing him on the cheek, I run away knowing that he can't know, and he will never know. I'm in love with my bestfriend. "Diana?" Ashton's voice stops me. Tears threaten to fall down, but I push them away. "Yes?" "Could you please call Mel?" He replies. I nod and walk away.

The end of one world is only the beginning of a new one. [Daryl Dixon]

*One of three winners of the "go down with this ship" award from the LREF award show 2016* *Highest Rank: #5 in #Labrats* Meet Brook West, the beautiful and kind girl everyone at Mason High wanted to date. Now, she is going to Mission Creek High and everything is different. Brook is a nobody, and is made fun of. Everyday, she talks to Chase about her problems. But once Brook sees the "Spike" side of Chase, she may be in for a wild ride. *IF YOU FIND THIS COVER IN SOMEBODY'S COVER SHOP PLEASE TELL ME IMMEDIATELY, I NEED TO KNOW WHO MADE THIS FOR ME* (2016, 25 July-2019, 20 July) Other ranks: #6 - #goodvsbad #10 - #multiplepersonality

Sage and Vera are both high-school seniors. Different schools, different worlds, but both managing to survive in New York City. The world is a lot less big when Sage and Vera realize they live in the same apartment building, but the real story begins when Sage bumps into Vera on the roof. It turns out that Sage is actually not too great at surviving in New York. Through daily conversations on the roof, Sage and Vera learn how to see life in different perspectives, battle against the obstacles in their lives, and find themselves in the most unlikely of ways. Best Rank : #65 in Short Story