Rocket's plan is simple, get traded to the Wolves, catch a crush, get over it, then maybe date someone for real. He's expecting the crush to be Fenrir, all-star player, golden boy, head captain. It's not. Yeti's plan was harder: keep it quiet until he's out of professional hockey. Ignore it. Don't think about it. Don't act on it. Don't say it. Don't get drunk and let it slip. Don't tell anyone and maybe it will go away. Don't tell anyone and you can ignore it. Then he meets the one person that makes it impossible to ignore. *** WARNING: drinking, heavy language, themes involving internalized homophobia and childhood traumas, sexual content

• Winner of a #wattpad4 contest • Nathaniel and Vallery Reed have never spent more than a year at the same place. Due to their father's work and their mom not wanting the family to be separated, each time Mr. Reed got reassigned, the whole family moved. Nathaniel thought that his Junior year was going to be like any other - he'd go to school, meet new people, keep his grades up and try to keep his twin sister Vallery out of trouble. What he didn't expect was too see Hunter Harris making out with a guy and then setting his eyes on Nat himself. With Vallery's unceasing antics, Hunter hot on his trail and a new female classmate falling for him, Nathaniel's year is going to be a lot more than he'd envisioned. **** • Best rating for this story so far: General Fiction #26, Humor #140 • Completed • Draft • Proofread • © 2018 Dilyana Kyoseva (CatMint5) All Rights Reserved

With no money and no magic, bushranger Vincent Mortimer is down on his luck. After his latest robbery goes south, he takes the only thing offered to him, work for the woman who wants him behind bars, the Governor of Morgot. Of course, nothing goes to plan. There's the Governor's surly advisor to deal with, the threats and attacks that lurk around every corner, and Spencer Bowers, the one man Vincent would rather not be around. Then Vincent discovers something that can only make a new and struggling country worse. The only person he can turn to is Spencer, who appears oblivious to Vincent's blossoming feelings, and together they must discover the truth behind the Governor's actions before the entire country suffers.