*Note: I am halfway through editing, so some names may be different, and some bit may not make sense. And the description sucks. Chapters that have been edited are the Prolouge and Chapter 1.* When Adele Courtwell has her baby, Aurore, it is her ultimate sacrifice. Left alone to be raised by her father, Aurore is of sharp wit and mind. But after he remarries, her father dies. She is all alone in the world. She cries herself to sleep every night because of the torture she survives in the day. She becomes a slave, working for her stepmother and stepsisters. She recieves an invite to the Princes Ball, for she is still listed as a lady. Banned from going, she still sneaks out. The prince and Aurore fall in love. Is it possible that Aurore will become the Queen? Maybe she might, because hope shows up in the darkest places.

Do you believe in love at first sight? Well, Chasity Evans didn't believe even in love at all until she met him! She's sweet, thoughtful and really playful but one thing that stands out about her? She LOVES post-it notes and when her project work idea is used, lovely and cute post-it notes are pasted around town, touching hearts. ONE heart in particular, will that one heart touch hers in return or will it only bring her heartbreak and grief? And on the other hand, that player has set his sights on her, will he get her or is he just not her type? Follow Chasity through time as she matures and realise how hard it is to love and how hard is it to forget bad memories but in the end, is it true that true love never dies?

"Never, under any circumstances, fall in love." Aaron Lane died in an awful car crash. His soul is sent to Heaven, where angels decide his position in Heaven: Guardian Angel. Aaron returns to earth to guard Lila Grace, the laughingstock of her school. Then, Aaron commits the worst sin as a Guardian Angel: he falls in love. As punishment, he falls from grace. But how is he supposed to fall out of love? A story of angels, the fallen, and a forbidden love.

While trying to get through high school, Carson has always noticed the same routine with Jesse - the school's 'player', as some like to say. He would leave countless girls crying, and he'd find someone else soon after. But when that someone else is Carson herself, she promises that she won't be the one crying when it's all over. [previously titled: Mr. Player, You've Just Been Played]