She's bold. She's sharp. She's definitely trouble. And she won't leave Emory alone. Cassidy Monroe is new at Halston High a photographer with a cocky smile, a smart mouth, and no sense of personal space. She doesn't care about fitting in, following rules, or keeping her head down. And for some reason, she keeps showing up in Emory Price's life like it's on purpose. Emory doesn't flirt. She doesn't get distracted. She's focused, respected, maybe even a little untouchable. So when Cassidy starts teasing her between classes, sitting beside her in every shared period, and making her laugh when she's trying not to smile, Emory tells herself it doesn't matter. It's just noise. A phase. A girl with too much confidence and no filter. But the thing about Cassidy is she's not that easy to shake. And the longer Emory tries to ignore her, the harder it gets to tell whether she's annoyed... or addicted.

This story is fiction. This story is about two teachers who become more than just friends, but it does not come without obstacles.

The club wasn't where she imagined herself working, but it was the only place that would take her. The air was thick with smoke, and the neon lights did little to chase away the darkness inside. People came and went-some looking for trouble, others caught in things they shouldn't have been. She'd seen men dragged into the back rooms, beaten up for not paying in time or failing to do their part. And then there was her-the club owner. Cold, calculated, and feared by everyone who walked through the doors. She ran this place with a tight grip, and she didn't tolerate mistakes. No one dared to cross her, not without consequences. And yet, every time their eyes met, something shifted, an unsettling pull that she couldn't quite explain. She didn't know what it meant, or why it unsettled her so much. But one thing was certain: the longer she stayed here, the more complicated everything would become...

"I can be anything you want, my love," she mutters in my ear, her warm breath making my skin tingle and my body yearn for her to touch more of me than her gentle hug around my waist. While I do appreciate how gentle she is with me, right now I want more. I want more of her touch on my bare skin. I want her hands to explore me more than she's letting them. I know she wants more just like me, but she's holding back. "Oh, really?" I tease, wrapping her hair around one of my fingers and giving it a small tug, hoping that this will get her worked up. "Anything I want?" Alice hums, confirming her promise before peppering a few soft kisses along my neck while I consider my request. There's so much I could ask for. "Absolutely anything, my love." *** For those who never find pleasure easily, a creature who knows and can be their every desire is perfect - it's even better if the creature is the one lustful for them.

Amaryllis Volturi wants nothing more than to interact with the outside world. So, naturally, when the chance comes to spy on the Cullens... she ecstatically leaves Italy and everyone she's ever known. Prepared to focus on her mission, Amaryllis is completely thrown off when she finds herself infatuated with Rosalie Hale.

Scarlett Santoro. Blonde cheerleading goddess. Captain of the cheer squad. She's been besotted with a certain hockey player since she was a freshman. Natalie Wilson. Star Hockey Center and Captain for the WestHampton Warriors. She's a quiet person who only let's in her two best friends. She's outgoing, funny, and smart. What's not to like? They are thrown together by a locker door (literally) and their friendship blossoms into something a little more. !!Told from Scarlett's point of view!!

In a dystopian world where society has long since evolved to perfection, those born are given an examination test to see if they pass the biological and innate requirements for living in the perfect society. Those who fail are luckily given a second chance to prove themselves, where they are allowed to be raised in dorms that are ostracized from the rest of society. They have eighteen years as they live with six other girls, separated into dorms and ages and gender. Kenna is sixteen, two more years from becoming eighteen where she will be retested to see if she can go back to living into the perfect society and find her place once again. Although her best friend, Lina, has mysteriously betrayed her for unknown reasons, where she is sent away to the Adjustment Center, a place that seems doomed for failure where everyone who has broken the rules are casted out to... PS: I wrote this five years ago (it is complete) and it's unedited so it may be written badly! The synopsis may be a bit different than the actual story, and this is supposed to be gxg but it isn't exactly a love story but there are some elements of it... - Very toxic and emotional damage so read at your own risk! - TW: Homophobia, manipulation, death

Hayden knew when she came out, eveything would change she didn't expect to be pinned against the wall with someone's lips on hers in a conversion camp -----------read description below ------------- This book contains scenes of sexual activity, homophobia and religious talks which may be triggering for some readers This book does not aim to make fun of anyone going through similar situations and we do not condone such acts. Conversion camps are a serious issue and it is disgraceful that many lgbt youths are put into them. We do not know much about conversion camps so we apologize if it offends any reader or goes too far with its context

Two girls, best friends their whole life since birth. All they know is each other. But what happens when new feelings start to arise between them both? ... "Avery.. what are we?" I ask her quietly, my heart beating out of my chest as I look at her with heavy eyes. "You tell me." Avery whispers against my lips as she places her hand onto my cheek. "I can feel you Charlie." Avery whispers as she moves her hips slightly on my hardened member. "Fuck you." I grunt as I feel her move against me. "So tell me, what are we?" Avery asks as she bites down on her lip, her hips moving in a rhythmic motion underneath me.

After three years together, Georgia feels more confident and loved than ever with Rowan by her side. Their relationship is strong and stable, with Georgia thriving in her burgeoning art business while Rowan navigates her final year of school. However, as wedding bells start ringing all around them, they must confront a pressing question: are they next? Surprisingly, after her tumultuous relationship with Adam, Georgia finds herself open to the idea of marriage again. But does Rowan share her feelings? Amid the boys' antics, the unexpected return of someone from Georgia's past, and a bit of miscommunication, the couple must navigate their emotions. Will they find a way to relay their feelings to each other, or will everything they've built come crashing down around them?