Tay Jardine falls in the small percentage of people trying to stick with her New Year's resolution: go to the fucking gym. Her best friends have not only recommended her a gym, but they've recommended a personal trainer they say can entirely help with her workouts. But Tay immediately falls for Jenna McDougall, the sexy, sweet, Aussie personal trainer she's been recommended. The only downfall is that Jenna already has a girlfriend she seems to really like. And besides, according to Jordan, Jenna just wants sex anyway. So Tay shouldn't try to be with her...right?

Jenna McDougall has had feelings for her roommate, Tay Jardine, ever since they'd met two years ago. But Jenna's frenemy, who's also Tay's girlfriend, Hayley Williams has already told Jenna to back off. When Jenna starts making romantic moves on the girl dating the least romantic person Jenna knows, Tay only pushes her away. So maybe Jenna needs to make her hate her just enough to make her want her.

Hayley Williams: head of Renegade's Clothing, one of the most popular companies around. She has two secretaries, Matty Mullins and Jeremy Davis, but there's always an open space for a third secretary. In charge of handling company fees, Vic Fuentes and Kellin Quinn slowly begin falling in love with each other. Andy Biersack is their supervisor whose best friend is Ashley Purdy, and they both begin to grow apart because of a supposedly perfect girl. Making the clothes are Nia Lovelis and Miranda Miller. Dahvie Vanity works with his best friend Jayy Von Monroe and together, they prepare the models' makeup and hair. Tay Jardine has been taken in for the new job as Hayley Williams's third secretary and she is more than determined to keep her job, because she doesn't want to be like the others, who quit after two days of working with the bitchiest woman in the company. When she goes to pick up Hayley's husband's dry-cleaning, she meets a handsome man and begins to have feelings for him.

Tay is a firm believer in the non-existence of clichés...so rather a firm DISbeliever on the subject. But according to the most feared student in school, if there were cliques, Tay would be a jock. Through and through. All she cares about is basketball, but not Jenna. Jenna doesn't care about a damn thing. She's not worshipped, but the senior badass has been feared since sophomore year when she beat another girl nearly to death for seemingly no reason at all. But the two different students seem to have more in common than previously thought, and most rumors spread through the school are proven to be nothing more than what they are: just rumors.

Hiya hiya! This is the sequel to "Holding Hands," so if you haven't read that, then ya should before ya read this, ya nig nog. Six years later, Tay and Jenna McDougall are happily married and raising their three adopted kids, Evan, Ava, and David, and their dog Nala. While the twins are going into their ninth grade year, Tay also gets a job as the AU teacher at their school. And maybe the only reason it's so easy is because she had the gym teacher, Mr. Nichols, catering to her every need. I swear the story will be better than that shitty description ;-;

"Release my hand," I groaned at Vic. "Come on," he said, begging slightly. I rolled my eyes and sighed in the plane seat as Vic grabbed my hand again. "Like I was saying: holding hands can mean different things. If I hold your hand like this,"--Vic wrapped his hand around mine, our palms pressed together--"then it's a friendly hold. It means I don't really have any romantic feelings for you. If I hold it like this,"--he simply rested his hand on top of mine and gave me a false sympathetic look--"I'm here for you," he said, causing me to laugh. "And if I hold it like this,"--Vic intertwined our fingers--"that's the romantic hand-hold. It means that I'm happy to be showing you off in public." -----/----- Jenna McDougall and Taylor Jardine have been best friends since they were kids. And ever since Tay was 14 years old, she's been in love with Jenna. After Jenna moves back to Australia without contact with Tay for eight years, she comes back only to find that Tay still loves her.

Taylor Jardine is popular in high school. And it's not even that she's intelligent; in fact, she's a D student. But with her good looks and rich mom, she can get just about anywhere she wants in life--and she's still just a senior. Jenna McDougall is a new student, a sophomore, who transferred directly from an all-girls school in Sydney, Australia to the ever-busy, ever-rude Clairemont High in San Diego, California. Good-looking, of course, but no one pays attention to the new girl unless they're knocking her books out of her hands, or commenting on her clothing choices, or making fun of her perfect grades. When two worlds collide, friendship is not the first thing to come about two complete opposite girls. What would the school think of sexy, popular Taylor Jardine if she was caught being with the dorky, introvert, outcast Jenna McDougall?

Sequel to The Girl's A Straight-Up Hustler -----/----- It's been a year since Tay and Jenna decided to call it quits, and with the scene back where it started when the pair met, their relationship seems to be repeating itself.

And here it starts again with being young and stupid, and not being careful. At all. To Tay's family it's a humongous surprise to find that she and her oh-so perfect boyfriend, Kellin, were careless enough to be expecting a child in ninth months. And to make it even worse, once the realization finally hits Kellin that this means settling down immediately, he bails, leaving Tay to take care of their child on her own. But the only person keeping her on her feet is her Aussie best friend, Jenna, who is letting Tay stay with her during the pregnancy. But what starts out as a simply friendly relationship in deciding how to take care of the child quickly turns into something more romantic when the pair begins to fall in love with each other.

Remember the good old days of Kik, where you could randomly join groups chats and befriend people? Jenna does that one night out of pure boredom. She had no idea the relationships she would make. *Inspired by "No Homo" by LouvingLouis and "Texts" by ADOREGUI*