Samantha Mayfield was probably the strangest girl you'd ever meet; she hated most people (and her name), didn't give a crap about anyone's opinion, always had a pack of cigarettes on her, was more sarcastic than anything and despite all that, she had half the school at her feet. Despite her being hateful to most, she did have a few close friends, they were the only people she would truly open up to. Because, in truth, she had a very pleasant personality. When some boy she knew slowly started to hang with her friend group more and more, she didn't know what to think of it. She acted pretty hostile to the boy, which wasn't very surprising to her friends. Will she eventually stop hating this boy? Will their friendship grow, and if it does, what might come from that? Best rankings: #1 Strangerthingss4 #3 dealer

"Who the fuck are you and what the fuck do you want?" Enemies to lovers Cassidy Harrington, also known as Steve Harrington's twin sister, sure was an interesting person. The girl was nothing like her twin brother, they didn't even look alike. Cassidy had bright red hair and green eyes, being very much in contrast with her brother's brunette hair and brown eyes. Looks weren't the only thing different between the two; Cassidy was what some would call a crazy person, but she preferred to call it 'willing to take a risk.' and although Steve wasn't exactly a goodie-two-shoes, his sister was way worse. Cassidy's hobbies were pretty much smoking in the woods, doing stick and pokes, annoying her brother, flirting with people just to break their hearts later, archery, breaking as many rules as she could and playing the electric guitar. This is one of the main reasons she had quite the reputation, most people being a new boy joins her school. He was just like her, making her dislike him pretty much instantly. The boy however, finds himself strangely attracted to the girl, resulting in them ending up hating each other. Or at least, do they? Highest rankings: #1 billyhargroveimagine #1 robinbuckley #2 strangerthingsfanfiction #3 oc