The story revolves around Nifemi Adeoye, a teenage orphan who derived joy in being alone and reading books. After her parents' demise, her paternal grandma became responsible for her wellbeing. She wanted them to live a comfortable life after the ordeals they went through, so she strived to get them a well-furnished mansion in a high brow part of Lagos, Nigeria, and also enrolled her in the prestigious Marie's high. There, Nifemi met Rose-John, the leader of a popular girl's squad who derived joy in bullying her because of her social background and didn't think she was worthy of studying there. So, Nifemi has to decide if she'll allow Rose to prevent her from enjoying the life her grandma struggled to give her or deal with the woes that come with challenging her.

Camilla sets out in a new world as she changes her school. Finally, life had given her another chance of starting afresh. She meets new people, makes new friends, gets involved with school dramas and traumas. She is able to sail through because she has her friends by her side. Wait! Does she really have friends? Or was she just fantasizing? Camilla questions her reality as things get deeper. Worst still, did she really get a second chance at life or was she dragged closer to her haunted past? Camilla started to realize, it was all just a dream...

At night, the older sisters stayed up all night and usually talked about boys. They talked about some things that were not making sense. Their younger sister was just going through the early stages of puberty and would eavesdrop at every conversation. The process for her became hard, a comedy, dramatic and a journey of exploration as well as experimenting. ************* This is a true to life tale, of what most girls experience during the time they hit puberty. The sex education is never just enough and will never be enough but it becomes a complex bunch of curiosity.

"If I tell you I am in love with you, how will you react? " he leaned close to me. Hmm... I could faint, jump in excitement, cry, run away, hug him, kiss him, shrug... I don't know I have never had a love story before. "I don't know" I looked back into his eyes. "Then you need to find out," a smirk danced on his face. ~~~*•* ~~~ She had never had a love story! Never felt love! Never kissed! Never had a heartbreak! But I guess this term she would be in a rollercoaster filled of love. Don't forget not all high school love ends well. I guess she needs to stick till the end to find out. STARTED: May 18th 2020 FINISHED: Dec 3rd 2020 Credit for my new Book cover goes to me @MabelOsagiede ☺❤

Elena Whitmore lives a quiet, careful life. After years of heartbreak and healing, she's convinced herself she's better off alone-until Daniel Clarke enters her world like a dream, she didn't know she was still hoping for. He's everything she never dared to ask for: attentive, successful, endlessly thoughtful. He remembers the little things, says all the right words, and wraps her in the kind of love that feels both intoxicating and safe. But perfection comes with a price. What began as a whirlwind romance soon became a slow erosion of Elena's world. Isolation disguised as protection, jealousy masked as passion, control hidden beneath devotion and through it all, Daniel remains loving-so loving it's hard to breathe. As Elena struggles to untangle affection from manipulation, comfort from control, she must confront a painful question: Is it still love when it begins to hurt? The Softest Cage is a story of psychological abuse wrapped in tenderness, of losing oneself in the name of love-and the quiet, powerful reckoning it takes to break free.

fanfics but with the fine boys in afrobeats! i've been wanting to do this for so long.

The life of a traumatised teen, who never learnt to trust or love anyone after an incident in the past that altered everything about her. With nothing but art, she lives her life, cautiously, so she doesn't get broken again. What you see is not always what is the truth, this is the case in the life of Fiyinfoluwa, who strives to find joy and love after an incident in the past that sucked out the joy of her life and left her traumatized. But this particular year will be different for her, the question is, who will fill that void in her life? She comes to meet a great woman who has her own demons in her life, but will she have the answers to those questions bothering her? In her gradual walk when she meets people and tries to open up, will she end up getting hurt or will she finally find peace when she develops feelings for the first time in her life and for the first time in a long time? Will she give love a chance or just keep living emotionlessly?

Tiana Dakoba isn't who everyone thought she was. To everyone, the mere sight of her oozed confidence and pride. She was the "It" girl. But no one knew the battle raging inside her. Tyler Adebiyi-Williams has always been one to mask his true emotions, using his art as an escape from what he was really feeling inside. Two Teenagers from Two Different Worlds. One is a broken Angel, the other a fallen Soldier. Clashes of emotions and feelings either of them thought they would never feel. All in just one highschool year. Will they be able to help each other heal? Especially when Shadows and Monsters from the past begin to show up. **** (Disclaimer: None of the pictures I used are mine. Credit to the real owners.)

A Nigerian Teen-Fiction. Zaria Coker had every reason to be called perfect; Straight As, awesome friends, and a face that can make anyone bend to her will. Joel Bamidele, with only one year left to graduate high school, didn't expect that a rock from space would crash into his carefully planned life in form of a human. However, no one is perfect. We're all one step up from the beasts that plagues us and one step down from the angels that should save us. Will their love be their perfection, or will this fatal crash leave only casualties? Read on to find out! (Disclaimer: None of the pictures I used are mine. Credit to the real owners.)

Play this in your head: You're a highschool genius, known across the continent for your academic prowess. Your people even call you the Nigerian Einstein, you're the nation's sweetheart. There was nothing you wanted more than to escape the memories of your mother's death when you moved to Lagos with your father, but things turn sour when you end up in the same school as your rival. You now have to make moves that you have never made before, awaken a part of you that you never even knew existed. Because it was either that, or you get eaten up. But you can only resist for so long in your rival's territory. Now, will you conquer? Or will you be defeated?