You move to the area next to Crystal Lake. You start your perfect life, but then the teens keep coming and disappearing and you get a secret admirer who brings you different kind of gifts. You meet someone from your past and you are not going to let them leave you ever again. Characters from the movie Friday the 13th don't belong to me. (The pictures are not mine!)

(LOTR)/The Hobbit Smaug is a ferocious female firedrake from the north, who has taken residence in the dwarven kingdom of Erebor. But when she senses darker minds lurking towards The Lonely Mountain, she seeks out an old acquaintance, Gandalf the Grey. He is worried by her discovery and advises her to join the company 13 filthy dwarves and a hobbit on the journey home towards the mountain. She is aware, though, that the dwarves not only seek to get their gold back, which she, as it comes to an end, do not mind, but they also wish to slay the ferocious huge "male" dragon Smaug. They had not expected to make the acquaintance of a woman with golden eyes. Everything belongs to the rightful owners. I only own my fantasy The updates are irregular but there is no chance of hiatus. No matter what what it will be brought to an end and if the gods wish there might be a sequel which will follow story in Lord of the Rings

"It is not nice to listen in on very important matters." He had called her out from her hiding spot. The minute he had looked at her, she saw his eyes turn from muddy brown to black in a matter of seconds. Though young, Willow was a beauty; a sight to behold. Black raven hair, silk and shiny always laid neatly in a braid atop her head. Her skin was sun kissed pale compared to her tribe, and blue-grey eyes; were a sight to behold. A wicked beast lusts for her, but she was meant to mate with a barbarian; king of lethal beasts.

With medical debt looming over her head, Avicia Thorn can't rely on her cam career to make ends meet. She applies for a slightly-better-than-minimum-wage data entry position at a motion picture production company. On her first day, she stumbles onto the illustrious Kahdreg Vidaroc looming over the HR Recruiter, making demands. By the time she stumbles out of the office, she is Vidaroc's new personal assistant. Whether she likes it or not. Her pay gets even better when she becomes Vidaroc's "girlfriend," a ploy meant to stave off unwanted attentions from an highly influential siren investor. Farce doesn't keep feelings at bay as they play pretend.