Harry Styles, 16 year old with a dark chocolate curly head. Green eyes contrasting milky skin, with a pair of dimples that stand out whenever his plump lips form a smile. He's very shy, not many people get to know his real self. Normal grades and a good family. Nothing out of normal. Louis Tomlinson, 22 year old guy with light brown feathery hair. Blue orbs shinning through tan skin, and a smile that makes you hear angels sing. Outgoing young man with a fun personality, though he can be much of a sass queen sometimes. He lives with his flatmate Niall Horan, 20, and has a stable relationship with his mother and sisters, though he doesn't quite talk with his father. Ordinary lad. Two complete opposites. One certain day, their paths collide when Louis shows up in Harry's school, in his classroom to be more precise. "Hello class, I'm your new Music teacher, you can call me Mr. Tomlinson" And that's how it all started...

A new female teacher arrives at a high school, she meets 5 attractive boys in 5 of her new classes she'll teach. Number 1: The Naughty Student, Harry Styles in her English class. Number 2: The Good Student, Liam Payne in her History class. Number 3: The Wild Student, Louis Tomlinson in her Math class. Number 4: The Hungry Student, Niall Horan in her Music class. Number 5: The Mysterious Student, Zayn Malik in her Art class. And all of them together is in her homeroom class!! How will the new female teacher survive their madness?! (The Cover is made by my BFF/SIS: @VasHappeninOneD)

Louis Tomlinson, one of the most well known actor's to live, finds himself helping out at his old college Winton High. During his first day he bumps into a tall curly haired boy, little did he know this was the boy he'd be spending all his time with whilst at the college. Harry Styles is forced to take on the role of Danny Zuko for the college's production of Grease, and Louis Tomlinson is the one that has to make his performance perfect. What happens when the pair develop mutual feelings towards each other, but face many troubles expressing them?