"I like the sad eyes, bad guys, mouth full of white lies." Jaelyn Whittemore is exactly like her twin brother Jackson. Narcissistic, pompous, and all together obsessed with popularity. It's not until a cold dark night when Jaelyn meets Scott McCall, does she begin to question everything she's ever known. Caught in a world of lies, fear, and all together unexplainable events. Jaelyn thinks Scott is the only person who can understand her burning questions, the problem is Scott doesn't have the answers. [season 1] Cover by Hypnotistic

(Warning: weak writing from eons ago (2015?) that I've tried to chop up and made better as of 2023. Read at your own risk.) Luna should've never asked Lydia Martin for her edible crystal in chemistry class. Then she wouldn't have to deal with an unrequited love for Scott McCall or Derek's pack nagging her to no end. Everything would be normal. But it seems like normal's never gonna happen in a place like Beacon Hills. Teen Wolf: **Book 1 of the Crystal Clear series** Season 2 [NOT a Scott endgame] All Rights Reserved

❝Belladonna: In Italian a beautiful lady; In English a deadly poison. A striking example of the essential identity of the two tongues.❞ In the wake of his breakup with Allison, Scott is newly single but Luna can't bring herself to care anymore, having moved on. However, Stiles, ever the persistent friend and self-proclaimed cupid, is determined to change her mind. With a perfect plan in mind to capture Scott's attention and win over Lydia once and for all, Stiles somehow convinces Luna to embark on a journey of schemes and self-discovery. Little do they know that their small plan will have unforeseen consequences, and the dynamics between them might just take an unexpected turn that neither expected. Along with the plan, Luna also works to embrace her new role within the pack. She focuses on honing her supernatural abilities and delving deeper into her true identity. And soon it becomes apparent to everyone just how much potential she really has locked away deep inside. However, it's Deucalion who understands the depths of her potential like no one else. With his arrival at Beacon Hills, he makes it his mission to lead her down a path where her potential can either become her ultimate strength or her ultimate downfall. The choices she makes will determine her fate, and the consequences may be too much to handle. He helps Luna delves deeper into her past, long-buried secrets resurfacing, and she learns shocking truths about her own identity and the events that led to her father's demise years ago. She's always been curious, but sometimes, the truth might be better left covered as it can bring a whole new type of pain and devastation in its wake. Sometimes, pain is all it takes for someone to give in to darkness. To take the easy way out rather than deal with it. Her potential was burned in the flames of a beast. She learned, she fought; but in the end. She was the enemy. Teen Wolf: **Book 2 of the Crystal Clear series** Season 3a+b [Stiles Endgame]

One summer that changed everything. Johnny and Candice have been friends forever now, but they seem to have change a lot. And when Candice's ex cheat on her infront of her, she finds the perfect revenge by faking a relationship with Johnny.

(We Were Liars Series) Eloise Sinclair is sixteen - smart, quiet, and permanently out of place. She's the product of a summer affair her mother, Carrie, would rather forget. Banished to boarding school most of the year and left out of the family's polished image, Eloise returns to Beechwood Island for the first time in two years - but not by choice. Her mother forced her back, hoping to keep up appearances, but Eloise is determined to get through the summer unnoticed. But nothing stays hidden forever. As Eloise navigates the cold shoulders of her cousins, the resentment of her brother Johnny, and the uncomfortable whispers of the Sinclair legacy, she finds solace in the most unexpected places - her soft-spoken grandmother Tipper, the curious and distant Candence, and Gat, the outsider who sees her clearer than anyone. But peace doesn't last in this family. As well as appearances.

── 𝐬𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐢𝐧' 𝐡𝐚𝐝 𝐦𝐞 𝐛𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐭 ℐ𝓃 𝓌𝒽𝒾𝒸𝒽．．． those three months on beechwood each year had a magic that no one could ever explain in words. summer seventeen held something different none of the liars could place. it could've been fear, anxiety, or maybe even anger, but nobody expected it to be love, especially when it's effects came into place on johnny. johnny sinclair x fem!reader we were liars ©winterslve, 2025

ꜱᴛᴀʀᴛᴇᴅ ᴡɪᴛʜ ᴀ ᴋɪꜱꜱ.. ..ᴏʜ, ᴡᴇ ᴍᴜꜱᴛ ꜱᴛᴏᴘ ᴍᴇᴇᴛɪɴɢ ʟɪᴋᴇ ᴛʜɪꜱ 𝐈𝐍 𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐘 𝐆𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐊 𝐌𝐘𝐓𝐇𝐒, Aphrodite, the goddess of love and sex, is portrayed as jealous and vengeful toward mortal women who rival her in beauty or attract attention from the wrong men (especially her favorites). None of us believed in curses, not really. But when Madison Roseanne Fisher stepped off the boat that summer, all sun-kissed skin, big beautiful blue eyes and a hat bigger than her head was, we should've known something was going to happen. She was too beautiful. The kind of girl boys fall for fast, and girls grow to hate. Johnny Sinclair, my cousin, looked at her like he already loved her. And maybe that, that right there, was the curse. Not a spell or a myth. Just what happens when a girl like Madison is loved too much, too quickly, on an island like this.

We Were the Liars. Gat, Mirren, Johnny... and Kaia. Kaia had freckles, red hair, and the boldness of someone who owes nothing to anyone. Johnny had a smile that could tear down any wall. Together, they were a secret that shouldn't exist. But reality doesn't always fit into the perfection of the Sinclairs. And love, sometimes, is a flame that burns too close. Cadence doesn't remember what happened that summer. She only knows that something is missing. And in the silences... she still hears their names. ⸻ 🥀 - I do not own anything from the series We Were Liars, only Kaia and her story.

Marlowe Wurthington had spent every summer since she was six in Beechwood Island. Home of the Perfect Sinclair family. The Wurthington and Sinclair patriarchs had always been business friends but when their eldest grandchildren were all born within a year of each other that only grew. Every summer the Wurthington family would vacation to France- until they didn't.