"I said tell me your wish not that I would grant it." --------------------------- Reese Costa just wanted to get through her last year of high school with a mindset of having three thousand dollars in her bank account to make a living and go as far away as possible from her life in Vancouver. Currently, she has $37 dollars in her bank account. So the idea of spending that money in some exhibit for her stupid twin wasn't exactly what she thought was worth it. Especially if it would leave her on a huge debt and her dreams of escaping her prison life would become nearly impossible. Coming out of the exhibition with five hundred debt and some stupid crystal ball that would change colours depending on her mood was a sign that she was doomed. Ayden Hawthorne didn't really care about his future, that had been decided since the day he was born. Son of a wealthy family he would become the next CEO, his mindset was that all he had to do was continue high school so he could go to Uni and take his father's place, with a girlfriend he's been wanting to break up with for a while but didn't have a legitimate excuse. Arrogance, superiority and looks were what radiated off him, with a cruel future he didn't really want to be in. These two couldn't be more conscious about their future than ever and when they are bound to be together, the last thing Ayden thought was because of some stupid crystal ball that controlled him. The last thing Reese thought was finding someone who understood her just because of a crystal ball. Maybe the not-so-lost girl can have control over her prison life and over the arrogant son of a CEO out of all the things she didn't have control of, and maybe the once lost boy who didn't care about his future will start caring at the right place and right time. With the right wish. ---------------

One Two Three Three-point-five Six That may not be in the order of how someone should count, but it's the order of my patience wearing out. ------------------------------------------ He didn't have any traits that would draw him to any girl. Maybe it was the fact that his big, black-rimmed glasses wouldn't allow girls to see through his honey brown eyes. Or what if it was his shy personality that made everyone think he was an alien. His way of getting around life without actually having to socialize or speak out loud proved that he was something peculiar, but not as strange as anybody would have guessed. Whatever it was, it was enough for girls to stay away from him, at least that's what she thought. She had many quirks and traits that did draw her to guys. Maybe it was the fact that her turquoise eyes allowed men to believe that she was a gullible girl. Or what if her natural beauty that radiated off her just seemed to make everyone drawn to her. Whatever it was, it was enough for people to like every single trait about her. Well, that's what he thought. Both lived in completely different worlds, she was always holding on to the past and never looking at the future. He was holding onto the present, and never wanting to look at the future. She didn't like the idea of change. He didn't like the idea of a future. That doesn't mean that they were best friends, it just meant that they were two strangers wandering through their first year of college, acting like they knew what they were doing. Join one of the most awkward yet curious girls ever, and the not so shy guy-even if he seems shy- as they go through the life of a freshman university student, with romance, of course, your average sarcastic girl. And who knows, maybe they might go through their first year with zero drama, live the perfect college life every student wants and go through a sophomore year like no biggie That ain't happening