''Please, don't flatter yourself. My tampons go deeper than your d*ck could ever!" *** When the young, carefree, and spoiled Scarlet Harper is forced to work at a Diner that belongs to her childhood crush and mortal enemy, things get...heated. No, literally, the idiot sat on a stovetop. Other than her burnt ass cheeks and fear of manual labor, she is challenged to deal with many other things for the first time. *** Content Warning: This story contains strong language, mature scenes, mental health issues, drug use, and alcohol consumption. *** Highest Rankings: 1st in #dinergirl, 1st in #brothersbestfriend, 3rd in #business, 3rd in #enemies, 5th in #humor, 5th in #newadult, 8th in #funny, 14th in #mature.

WATTYS 2020 WINNER THIS IS NOT A PAID STORY. ONLY THE BONUS CHAPTERS ARE. YOU CAN READ THE MAIN STORY FOR FREE! When Brenna and Shea, two rival hockey players, have to collaborate to take down a common enemy, they soon discover love is a ruthless game. ******* Brenna Harrison, a gifted hockey player, wants to prove her worth in the hockey world. She knows the consequences of playing on the boys' hockey team: degrading comments, sexist rules, and jealous boys, but she's determined to undermine the patriarchal foundation of her favourite sport. Shea Smith is also a gifted hockey player... but he sees Brenna as a threat. He believes she doesn't belong in the boys' league, despite her astounding skills; he's jealous. So, when the opportunity to potentially eject her from the league presents itself, Shea takes the opportunity. He agrees to a bet with his enemy, Connor Watt; a bet that will break Brenna's heart and make her not want to play hockey. At least... that's what he thinks. Soon, he's regretting the decision and decides to tell Brenna. She's furious, but also sees this as an opportunity to have the root of the problem ejected from the league. Brenna and Shea agree to take Connor down and expose him for who he truly is: as sexist jerk. But with bending the rules, there comes a price.

August is a the sweetest little guy. Bright grey hair, big smile, quiet, always helpful, oblivious, always studying and doing work. You can see him wandering the halls with the cutest and silliest clothes. What a cute innocent little guy.... or not? Adrian is a very popular guy. He doesn't want any attention from anyone, simply off the fact he already gets all of it. He gets everything he wants. He's hot and athletic. All the teachers and students love him. He can get anything he asks for with his fingertips. What if he gets annoyed with some of his talkative hook ups? What if he goes to an illegal strip bars that lets minors in? What if the most innocent guy he's ever met is there, and has a serious attitude?

(Currently being re-written & grammar fixed outside of wattpad, I will be republishing very soon.) Josephine Katavana, the sweet librarian you would meet on a normal day at the library, struggling with her anxiety. She thought she knew it all and had her life planned out until she met someone, someone she never knew she would need so badly. Lucifer Luca Valentino, he was a psycopath and nothing more, he was the hot, inked, Italian, owner of a nightclub and publishing office everyone wanted so badly. But suddenly, after meeting her; she was all he cared about. Follow their journey from hate to love, if they have the strength to pull away from each other. ౨ৎ I feel like I can feel eyes on me from the back, but I didn't know where they were from, I turn around slowly to look around but my eyes land on someone else meeting theirs. By the color of the lights, I could make out the dark hair and the muscular form, his legs were spread while he had one leg bouncing up and down while the opposite hand was holding a clear tumbler glass while squinting his eyes leaning his head up to look at me with his neck veins and Adam's apple very noticeable. God that was hot, so fucking hot.

Can you make someone fall in love even if they don't believe in it? Joy Morrison works at Bennett's Books, her local bookshop, and it's everything she could dream of. She gets paid to read, avoid her problems at home, and hang out with Mr. Bennett's cat, Giles, all she wants. Things seem to be going good until Mr. Bennett's son, Oliver, moves in with him and the sarcastic teenager starts working alongside Joy. She tries befriending him, but from the start, he shows no interest in wanting to make friends. All they seem to do is bicker from shift to shift. But as they continue to work together and Joy slowly uncovers what makes Oliver well Oliver, her feelings shift. Could this initial hatred turn into something more?

Loneliness is nothing new to Elena Kinsley. She had to grow up pretty quickly when her dad left her to work abroad, and she's taken care of herself from an unreasonably young age. Her only constant goal was success. Safe to say it didn't leave much time for fun, let alone relationships. In the summer before Senior year, Elena receives a job offer. Babysitting for a rich family in her city. Nothing could possibly go wrong, right? Wrong. It's not until her first day does she realise that the family belongs to Parker Ashford, Preston High School's golden boy. Parker is hot, stubborn, arrogant, and Elena can't help but be drawn to him, no matter how hard they both try to resist.