⚠️ 18+ | Jake Harrison, a student at Norridge College, crashes headfirst into Harper Allison's world one fateful day in their college campus parking lot. Harper's defenses, fortified by a life of isolation and battling depression, shatter completely as she's caught red-handed, right in the middle of hot-boxing her car. Jake, currently in the throes of a panic attack, reaches out to Harper as his lifeline, and proceeds to blackmail her. ⚠️ Ongoing chapters available exclusively on: webtoons.com/creator/ElizaElizabethKane

Anya Lockhart is an amateur writer, using the hobby as an outlet to vent about her constant struggles that not a single person could even pretend to care about. By no means does she claim to be a professional, but she still hopes to publish a novel someday. The fictional characters of which she determines the lives of are her only friends; the only ones who are willing to listen to her silent cries. Anya portrays the characters as the feelings and emotions that she suppresses within herself. Trace McAllister is the main character in Anya's first ever novel. Wallowing in constant depression, Trace is forced to shoulder all of Anya's pain in the tough life that she has created for him. Miserable, misunderstood, and alone, Trace feels that he is not in control of his life. He can't find a point in trying to turn his life around from his drug addiction when fate won't allow his life to change. When a boy fitting the exact description of Trace transfers to Anya's class, she is convinced that he is the boy from her book. She isn't prepared for the hostile way Trace regards her, placing the blame on Anya for his terrible life. He demands her to erase his entire existence despite the publishing contract that she has been offered. Can Trace rewrite the storyline of his own life? Or will Anya agree to completely abolish Trace's life? ******* WARNING: This story deals with heavy issues, such as depression and addiction. Please be careful if these could trigger unwanted emotions from you.

I was doing just fine my junior year of high school. I mean I did pick fights once in a while and my grades weren't the best, but I was doing okay. Xander was my best friend, actually my only friend. We didn't need anyone else, really. But then Ryker came back more badass than ever. I've hated him since we were children and apparently the feeling is mutual. We don't get along. He's cocky, arrogant, and downright mean. We were better off while he was gone. He should never have moved back. So, I stole his motorcycle. Then he told me not to fall for him. ~*~*~*~ I went over to the door and jumped back when it opened. Ryker came back in, pushing me up against one of the lockers. He locked his eyes on my lips and I gasped. He smirked. "Don't fall for me, Angel." With that, he stepped away from me and left again for good. What the hell? Did he honestly have the audacity to tell me not to fall in love with him? I clenched my fists, shoving the door open to confront the cocky jerk.

Elijah Reed is my enemy, uh I mean neighbor. He gives a whole new meaning to the term "bad boy" and I would like nothing better than for him to leave me alone. The problem is that he basically declared war on me when he moved in next door. He stole my first kiss and vowed to steal all my other first times. Elijah's older brother, Uriah, had apologized for his rude behavior. I said it was alright. I would get my revenge. At least that's what I thought. ********* That was my first kiss. And he had stolen it. "What the hell, Elijah?" Uriah growled. "You need to watch your back because I swear, I will get you back for this," I said with my hands on my hips. "Don't tell me that was your first kiss, Vic," he said. I blushed hard and stuttered, "N-No, of course not." "Liar." **********

Kiera has lived in the Gray Sector all her life. Declan has lived in the White Sector all his life. Kiera is used to having to fight for what she needs. Declan is used to getting what he wants. Kiera does not have a family or home. Declan lives with the most influential family in a huge house. Kiera is human. Declan is not. They couldn't be any more different. Yet here they are, fighting at The Trials. WARNING: THIS IS MY FIRST STORY ON WATTPAD AND IS UNEDITED. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!

AMAYA FRAZER decides to go away for college in another state to leave behind the potent people in her life. Despite Clark Weller University costing over sixty grand per year, she is undecided on her major. Just a freshman, Amaya settles on taking the general education classes required for graduation. Stuck in the only class to fit her schedule, Amaya has no choice but to take Language of Art. She's headstrong and closed-off, forbidding anyone from getting close to her. Perhaps the "don't talk to me" vibes she's giving off are a little too strong. Therefore, Amaya is attempting to start anew at this campus. She never expected to find the mysterious, handsome man in her art class who challenges her very being. MILO BLACK'S silence demands dominance and when the two are partnered up for the art showcase, Amaya is surprised to find that he is able to stand up to her. Meeting for the first time at the masquerade party at a nearby club, Milo claims to see right through Amaya's mask. However, when she finds out he is colorblind, she immediately requests a different partner. He's a dark pallet, she's a blank canvas. Together, they are a masterpiece to be reckoned with. Yet, it is impossible to paint without the word pain. Milo is hiding some of his own demons that he cannot battle alone. He needs Amaya to save him just as much as she needs him to save her...and to save her grade in the art class she has no experience in. Will Milo be able to remove the mask that Amaya hides behind? Or will Amaya drop the art class before he has the chance? *This is the fourth book of the Worth It series, but can be read without reading the first three.* WARNING: This story deals with heavy topics such as depression and suicide. Do not read if these issues give you unwanted emotions.

DREW ELLIS painfully remembers the parents who suddenly left her in the care of her older brother after a car accident ripped them from her life, and she also remembers the haunting memory of her brother clearly. It had been roughly two years since he had tragically passed away. Truly alone, Drew has no choice but to move in with her alcoholic, abusive boyfriend. BENJI WALKER lives alone in solitude and hardly ever leaves his apartment. Despite graduating from high school a few years earlier, he has yet to immerse himself in preparing for the real world. Depression threatens to ruin his life and he resorts to alcohol as his saving grace. Witnessing Drew's boyfriend's verbal attack on her from the balcony of his apartment, Benji saves the frail girl and promises her a place to stay as long as she doesn't ask him any questions. Will Drew be able to keep her mouth shut and not ask questions? Or will she abandon Benji once she finds out who he really is? WARNING: This story deals with heavy issues, such as depression, abuse, and suicide. Please be careful if these could trigger unwanted emotions from you.

McKINLEY CARTER was never the same after her father abused her, threatening terrible things if she were to ever tell anyone. Her mother is a therapist, yet fails to break through the walls her daughter has casted around herself. One day, McKinley's mother forces her to come down to her office in an attempt to finally tear down her walls. HEATH FOSTER lost his father at a very young age, along with his memories of the man. His mother is overprotective of him, spurning a rebellious side to the boy. Perhaps she is worried he will turn out as his father had at the same age. He has been seeing a therapist since he began showing signs of aggressive anger and self harm. He cannot take it any longer. Could Heath be the key in unlocking McKinley's walls? Can McKinley calm the storm raging inside Heath? *This is a sequel to Tracking Logan Foster, but can be read without reading the first book.* WARNING: This story deals with heavy issues, such as abuse, depression, and suicide. Please be careful if these could trigger unwanted emotions from you.

When the Ravos Kingdom invades the Nyrial Empire, Prince Shade Cross must produce the antidote to save his species and lead the two warring nations to peace while battling his own demons and his touch of death. ------------------- The Ravos Phoenixians have come to invade the Nyrial Empire for being mistreated by the Draconians over the past half century. The Curse is eating away at their humanity and turning them into blood-sucking monsters while poisoning them with a venom so lethal it's making their essences even darker and more sinister. Along with the help of the sister he shares with Zoran Masters, Shade is trying to create the antivenom with Elora to reverse the Curse infecting his kingdom. When Shade threatens to steal Emperor Nepheus' power, Armaeda is forced to obey his command and destroy the bond between Princess Aeryn and her Champion, Zoran. Shade's new wife regards him with hostile repulsion for severing her connection with Zoran. Aeryn keeps him at a dagger's distance even while their thrones sit next to each other. Shade's burning desire to get close to the one woman he can touch without killing her is increasing the more she fights their growing attraction. Aeryn's mother, the once Empress Caerwyn, has risen from the ashes along with the full-blooded Phoenixians who were killed in the explosion on Azmar. They are back for revenge against the Draconians and will not stop until the emperor succumbs to their reign of wrath - not even when Aeryn is the first to fall. SEQUEL TO "WHEN IT REIGNS"

Mia Evian has to piece together the mystery of Zack Maddox, the bad boy whose life she saved, while simultaneously keeping her own crumbling life together before Zack ends up in trouble again - or worse yet, dead. ***** This is a love story. When Zack Maddox, a notorious bad boy, meets Mia Evian, a nobody with a disdain for arrogant pretty boys, the two teenagers' lives are thrown into chaos. Zack is a mystery Mia can't unravel, and as her family is torn apart by her father's infidelity, her newfound thrill-seeking attitude is the only thing keeping her head above water. As Mia's behaviour turns increasingly reckless, Zack becomes the lifeboat keeping her afloat. Mia thought she had a good grasp of the world, but she's beginning to realise the people around her are far more complex than she could have ever imagined. Worse still, she may not be the only one who needs a lifeboat. This is a love story - just not the kind you might expect. ***** Content warning: This story contains mild drug and alcohol use and themes of mental health, self-harm, and suicide. Cover designed by Lucas Fisher