Charlie Springs was always a good girl. She wasn't the normal rebellious teenager who went to parties and got drunk. She was the loner nerd who always got bullied at her school Luke Hemmings was the exact opposite. Every night was filled with parties, getting drunk, and sleeping with a new girl. When Charlie moves acr...
I'm Caroline Evans, originally from London and I'm seventeen. My family transferred here to Sydney, not because of my dad's work or whatever common reason, we just wanted to. I mean, it was mostly my mom's idea since she likes starting new and, obviously, London is fairly different from Sydney. My dad just agreed wit...
|| härSH adjective 1. unpleasantly rough or jarring to the senses.|| "I'm really glad I found you, because if I didn't it would've been goddamn shame."
[COMPLETED] Not your ordinary kidnapped story. 1st 5sos Kiddnapped story.
Maddie is a small-town Ohio girl living out big city dreams in LA. She's a work-a-holic who keeps to herself most of the time, hasn't found many genuine friends, and refuses to get back into the dating scene after her last heartbreak. One fateful night, she meets a guy in a band and has no idea that her life is about...
Allison Montgomery wasn't your average teenage girl. She liked punk rock bands and dressed in all black almost all the time. She already had a hard time fitting in at her school in Cleveland, Ohio, so she figured she would have an even harder time fitting in at her new school in Sydney, Australia. When she meets Luke...
Being told that you have to tutor your bully never really sounds good. When Caitlyn is told she has to tutor the person who has bullied her for years, how will they both react? Is he going to open up to her, or carry on pushing her out? Will she forgive him for the constant pain he's put her in through the years...
She sings when she's home alone; he asks her to keep it down. {highest ranking: #2 fanfiction} © 2015 by dimplefeels
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