Levy likes Gajeel, but she is convinced that he could never like a bookworm like her. Gajeel likes Levy, but he is convinced that he isn't good enough for her, and that he couldn't possibly hold such feelings for another person. In an attempt to push their feelings away, Gajeel acts totally indifferent to Levy, while Levy does the unthinkable—she goes on a date with a local bookstore employee! When something happens to make Gajeel realize that he can't live without Levy, will he be able to let her go, or will he fight to win her back? (I'm really bad at book descriptions...)

Book 1 Levy McGarden had known what her feelings for Gajeel Redfox were for a while, but she had never admitted them openly to anyone--although nothing stayed a secret from Lucy Heartfillia for very long. When Jet and Droy go out of town, leaving Levy without a team and no way to take many jobs, she ends up joining together with Gajeel and Pantherlily on their next big job. Although excited because of the positive turn of events, Levy is dumbfounded at how oblivious Gajeel is to her. Hell, he hardly even speaks to her! When things go south for the team, and Levy finds herself in more trouble than she had bargained for, Gajeel rushes to her rescue. In the process of risking his own life for that of Levy's, the iron dragon slayer realizes that this little bookworm might mean more to him that he had thought. Disclaimer: I DO NOT OWN FAIRY TAIL! That credit all goes to Hiro Mashima. <3

"Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn't. and contrary wise, what is, it wouldn't be. And what it wouldn't be, It would. You see?"

Cacee Adams never suspects that Jess--the, &quot;honor-student/ Boy Scout&quot; she's falling for, is really a street-smart delinquent who's never told her a single true thing about himself. But when Cacee and Jess somehow fall through a painting and wake up far from the mountains of Pennsylvania, everything changes. Stranded in a dangerous city that holds shocking surprises, Cacee is forced to depend on Jess for her very survival. Now, as Cacee watches Jess pick pockets and win knife fights with equal ease, she realizes the boy she thought she knew never existed. As they struggle to stay alive long enough to return home, Cacee must decide: Can a thief and a liar be trusted with the biggest thing he's ever stolen--her heart.