to say you love someone is one thing, to prove it to everyone is another. especially when you know the risks. translations: cliffordsarmss//italian copyright © 2014 MichaelsCondom

In which a boy with a bad habit of getting himself drunk learns that sex isn't everything.

he was good for her and she was bad for him Copyright Dunya Ingham©

"I was strong," she whispered, "but you made me weak." © evoluktion, all rights reserved.

you were the thrill of a lifetime, bonnie. © sage; two-thousand-and-fourteen.

all she needed to do was complete the 8 steps that were scribbled onto the piece of notebook paper. how hard could it be?

about the girl that loved colors almost as much as she loved him. book one of the suicide series.

"I fucking love you."

Piper Smithson and Liam Nelson were best friends. That was when they were seven and eight years old. Since moving away from small town Lewisburg , Tennessee , Piper has gone on to bigger and better things in her young, teenage life. She's evolved from a stubborn, mean little girl into a kind and sympathetic teenager. Moving away from that hick town was the best thing that happened to her! Until Daddy loses his job and they have to move into their summer home--which, coincidentally is their old house in Lewisburg, that Piper had no idea about. Immediately, her old, stubborn 'tude is returning with news of the move and only worsens when she literally bumps into Liam, though she doesn't recognize him. He's arrogant, he's country, he has an annoying accent and says "y'all" and "ain't" all the time. He, on the other hand, falls right back into being friends with her, easily charming her. Underneath his arrogant, cowboy exterior there's something special. Piper just has to open her eyes and see beneath the surface to figure that out. She never claimed to be a fast learner, though. But there's a reason in everything. There's a reason Piper's father lost his job, and there was a reason he kept the old house. There was a reason Piper found Liam again.