When 17 year old Harley finds herself jobless, she needs a new job-- and quick. Her uncle comes to her house with a job offer. For her to become a teacher at his school. A school for delinquents. Watty Awards 2010 Winner of Best Overall, Best Romance, Best Female Lead, and Best Cast!

What happens when your birth was the most important as well as the most unexpected thing that happened to a battle-torn Kingdom? Princess Helena was born under terrifiying circumstances. Her birth gave the the kingdom of Apoleshia both hope and despair. Hope to the poor people that the war would end now and despair to the enemies of state that there will be one more opponent to take down. She grows up sheltered from public view as dangers to her life forced her mother to exile. Now when she is of age would she finally wear the crown on her head proudly or go down to the scheming ways of the hidden enemy? Surrounded by liars, haters, cousins and seemingly well wishers, Helena tries to take control of her destiny. Where will her Battle take her?

Light is not just an electromagnetic radiation that is visible to the human eye. For some, it's much more than that. As a normal teenager Agneya's, life was simple. Until she decides to find why she is suddenly seeing messages in the form of light. The research she undertakes would simply change the light in which she sees the world. She meets various other teens who share her unusual situation. Together they set out to discover the mysterious origins of light they are seeing and find themselves staring at the light at end of tunnel...

Helen Newbridge was once the toast of London society. Born into a family of rich nobles, she had seen all kinds of luxury that money could bring. She was fawned over by the mothers of most of the eligible bachelors of the town. Her famous beauty fetched her more attention than she cared for. Though haughty and proud by nature due to her upbringing, she did not want to bind herself by the rules of society. Incidentally falling in love with a social outcast Lewis, gave her the opportunity to defy her aristocratic father and escape the clutches of a forced engagement. But when it mattered the most, she erred in her judgement and lost her love. Today she regrets and keeps questioning what-if? Now confined to bed with failing health, she sees her daughter about to suffer the same fate. Ethel has always detested her mother for her cold behavior towards her. She is a free spirit and finds more pleasure in exploring the country wild side than dressed up for balls. In an attempt to mend bridges with Ethel, she narrates her life's story on each visit of her daughter. When she departs, she leaves her daughter to decide how to judge her. Will Ethel also regret like her mother or learn her lesson?