Sequel to Nothing Lasts Forever. Two years later, Diana's life is steady(finally). College. A future she's working towards. And Natalie, the woman who makes the distance feel worth it. But even the calm can feel uncertain. Especially when a professor's attention starts to echo parts of Diana she swore she'd never repeat. It's nothing. She tells herself that. And when she's back home for Christmas, everything feels safe again. Until the drive back that changes everything. One crash. And Diana walks away with her life, but not everyone does. After, she returns to a world that kept moving without her, drowning in guilt, grief and anger. She's so consumed by what she's lost, she almost misses what Natalie's losing too.

You find yourself falling bad for your new English literature teacher. You know it's wrong, but you just can't draw yourself away from her.

"Good morning class, my name is Mrs. Hudson, I'm your new Science teacher". Diana Hudson, a perfect job, a caring husband and 2 loving kids. Sarah William, a valedictorian material, a straight As student, and everyone loves her. What will happen if these two meet? Will there be anything more than a teacher student relationship? PS: This is my first story Impressive rankings: #485 loveatfirstsight #618 cheating #654 lesbianromance

For the girls who want a mommy to take care of them. For the good girls that want to be praised and for the brats that like having a little fun. I hope you enjoy these stories just like I do <3 Also your girl is a freak so there will be spankings mentioned xd

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Wren and Kenna hated each other in high school. Now mature-ish adults, they still hate each other. The problem? They're engaged. A year away from marriage, according to two of the most powerful people in the world: their parents. ***** Wren Castile and Kenna Gold are engaged...because their parents say so (and no, they're not kidding). Wren has one year to marry her former nemesis, or else. The fact that Kenna emulated her infamously anti-gay father throughout high school seems to be irrelevant--even to Kenna herself. Suddenly Wren and the girl she never wanted to see again are on the same (bickering) side as they face mandatory dates, disastrous family get-togethers, and their unhappy past. Wren is filled with mistrust, but to protect her heart, she might just have to sit back and let it lead the way. Content/Trigger Warning: This story contains references to and/or scenes of homophobia, childhood trauma, bullying, violence, and suicide. [[2022 Watty Awards Shortlist]] [[Editors' Choice - October 2022]]