Meadow and Grayson have been best friends since grade three and they couldn't be more different. Meadow is the happy, carefree type while though easy-going, Grayson is brooding. They truly think that together, their bond is strong enough to take on anything, but can they take on this? Meadow's frail heart only has a few months left to beat inside of her, even with assistance. The only way she'll survive is with a transplant, but being on the bottom of the waiting list, she's looking death in the eyes rather than getting the surgery. Meadow knew she was going to die, but she had no idea that it would be without her best friend.

Katherine has always had a crush on her best friend (Liam) but has never found the right words in order to tell him and when he comes clean and tell her how he feels she freaks out and tells him something that she regrets ,she tells him he's not her type making him move on and she also tries and finds someone else named Isaac but they have now broken up after 3 months and now Katherine is leaving little old whales and is moving to Amsterdam which means she has one more week to confess her feelings or regret it forever to Liam but it's going to be hard because Isaac isn't ready to move on which makes it even harder for her to choose because she still likes Isaac but she also wants to be with Liam and she doesn't know who to choose.

[Slow Updates] Like most romances, happy endings almost always accure. The guy gets The girl, She marries the prince, They live happily ever after. His life wasn't like most romances. He suffered. It all came to an end, eventually. *WARNING: Some sexual scenes and abusive scenes will take place. Very foul language [Oops...Hi] is used and I recommend you be thirteen or older.

Christine Evans doesn't remember why she played her hand in the suicide game, or why the boy with eyes of red urged her to. Christine Evans couldn't understand why, on the anniversary of that same attempted suicide, a boy with eyes of indigo appeared seemingly out of nowhere and why he looked so damn familiar. Christine Evans, as surely all heroines are, is special and caught in a dance between two men with eyes of colour no eyes should have any business being. What might be the price of the truth behind an attempted suicide and the cost of understanding the mystery around Red and Indigo? Christine Evans may just have to risk more than her soul to find out. My days, is this blurb pretentious enough...please do let me know...