Hosoek knew that he wasn't as loved, admired and popular as the rest of his member brothers. Over the past few months his optimism had been dwindling and frequently he found himself trying hard to not succumb to negativity. His work had become his everything and he was satisfied that way. Until someone made him want more. Be more. This story is about how he began his journey to love himself for her.

❝ his kiss was like winter, chapped, cold, but somehow pure ecstasy.❞ a story where a girl with a messy past meets a boy with messy blonde hair, together they may just make a lovely mess. © 2014 nir-vana

Sometimes the answer can be as simple as a kiss. [extended summary inside]

It was an unspoken agreement between us. Some nights he would show up at my window and I let him in, no questions asked. And the next day, it was forgotten; we just continued on as the strangers we were to each other.

"I believe there's untamed electricity between us." Within the new school year, Melody Hults is in her junior year, and she's trying real hard to focus on getting her studies right and which college she wants to go to leave this godforsaken town. She's the book girl type who occasionally party, mostly known by others, and always side by side with her quirky best friend. Now here is where Christian Matthews comes in. He's the new transferred boy, who just automatically appeared out of no where in the middle of the semester. He's the talk of the school by the girls, peeked the interests in some guys, and automatically gain the rep as the 'Bad Boy' with his motorcycle and leather jacket, but he's not focused on them. Only one girl claimed his attention.

Ever since they were little, Aaron and Charolette were always teased by their parents that they were going to end up together one day. That's just how it goes, really. If your parents' friends have a child the same age as you and is the opposite sex then you two are just 'destined' to be together. There's just one little problem. Aaron and Charolette hate each other. With a burning passion. Of hate. Not love. HATE. But their parents refuse to even acknowledge such a proposterous fact. So, the two families decide to go on a camping trip over the summer, forcing both Aaron and Charolette to go. Teasing parents, sibling battles, maybe not so harmless pranks, and more hatred, what could go wrong? I mean come on, it's just a camping trip.