What if she never died? What if everything about her death was a lie?

When Larissa was a little girl she had become best friends with Fisher. They grew up friends growing stronger in thier bond by the year. Around when she was twelve, a horrible tragidy occured with Fisher that could have shattered her world that is if she'd even known about it. Unaware he dies, she grows up herself and the little girl inside her, the one that holds Fisher's beloved memory is fading. Now Fisher returns as a ghost but this time he's got to figure out how to talk to her again without scaring her and tell her that he loves her and he always has. His attempt to smooth things over with the friendship and the dead isn't going to work out as easy as he'd thought it would be. He remembers her but she doesn't remember him- not at all. And to make things even worse, Larissa's school burns down and everyone to sent to a boarding school. Fisher decides that it would be the perfect time to slip in and disguise himself as one of the new exchange students -Coltrin- But as for the second chance he's given himself to start over with lost love? It plunges through obstacles of emotion and pain that will force Fisher to do more than he ever could to get Larissa to remember him again and possible love him.

Stellar is a vampire who's already seen his own brother die of not getting the specific blood he needs. Stellar has the same problem. If he doesn't get the blood that he needs he'll die too. Desprete, Stellar finds just who he is looking for and kidnaps a teenage girl named Jasmine who's father is a ghost and mother is a human making her a sweetblood. But Jasmine refuses to let him drink her blood. If he doesn't, he'll only get weaker and weaker and eventually die. So Stellar forces her to let him, hating every second of it. Are her tears worth living as the undead? Especially since he's already fallen in love with her?