Jenifer Martin, a girl from California. A girl with a beautiful and the kindest heart. She has a superb business degree. But alas, sometimes bad things happen to good people. Her boyfriend of three years cheated on her with her only best friend since childhood. Damian Wilson, CEO of Wilson Clothing. He is handsome, he is super intelligent for the business world. Lives in New York City. He believes in love, but haven't found yet. He has one night stands just for his distraction though. A girl from California and guy from New York. How these two will meet? Maybe she will work for him or maybe not? Stay tuned to find out more about these two souls! Love, Anushka💛 Ranks:- #45 in nyc out of 1.56k stories. #4 in romance out of 1.95k stories PS- Current cover made by @_navyblueee_ Date:26/03/22

[Caffeine is out now in paper back and Kindle!] "Medium black with three sugars, please." Isaac Hensick was your typical popular high schooler. He had tanned skin, girls on each arm and lungs full of cigarette smoke. But what most people didn't know was that he had a passion for drawing and a taste for black coffee. Most people, that is, except for Aspen. Highest rankings: #1 in fiction, teenromance and smoking, #2 in player and teen, #3 in mentalhealth and chicklit, #4 in young adult, #5 in anxiety, #8 in love!! completed: 09/07/20 word count: 110,579

Similar to the TV show, but I wanted to add more conversations within them and have the story be only about them since they were definitely endgame. Enjoy!

Aria Matthews is in love with her best friend, Lucas Miller. It is the best kept secret since Area 51 and she knows she would take it to the grave. But things start changing in her senior year of high school when another of her friends takes it upon herself to set Aria up with the captain of the football team, who, incredibly, seems to be interested in her as well. And she doesn't understand why Lucas suddenly grows a stick up his butt about the whole dating deal. Sometimes it just takes a nudge to knock down years of carefully laid plans like the blocks of a Jenga tower. And sometimes, just sometimes, deeper and darker secrets are waiting to be exposed. Content and/or trigger warning: Sexual references and mentions of sexual abuse 🥇1st place in the Hearts Awards - Teen Fiction 🥇1st place in the Inclusive Watty Awards - Teen Fiction 🥇1st place in the Massive Awards - Best Cover 🥇1st place in the Prime Awards - Young Adult 🥇1st place in the Acamia Awards - Best story 2022 🥇1st place in the 2023 Gloria Regali Awards - Best Blurb 🥇1st place in the The Lovely Valentine Awards - Teen Fiction 🥇1st place in the Ocean Blue Awards - Romance 🥇1st place in the Ocean Blue Awards - Best Prologue and Best Storyline 🥇1st place in the Quidditch Awards - Teen Fiction

✪ TANGLISH STORY ✪ An One side Love story of a girl next door with a happy ending ! ✨

Prologue Her voice was steady, but her heart wasn't. The words hung in the air between them simple, yet heavy with all the emotions she wasn't ready to say out loud. I like you didn't fully capture it. Not even close. But it was the safest way to reveal what her heart had been whispering for far too long. He blinked, a flicker of surprise crossing his face before his signature smile appeared. That smile, so familiar, so warm, had always been her undoing. "You like me?" he repeated, his tone light, teasing. He didn't understand. "Yes," she said, her voice quieter this time. Her gaze dropped to the ground, unable to meet his eyes. She couldn't bear to look at him anymore. His laugh broke the silence soft, awkward. "Of course you do. You're my best friend." There it was. The words she had feared the most. "You're the person I trust most in the world," he continued, his voice gentle, as if he thought he was reassuring her. "You've always been there for me, and I'll always be there for you. I mean it." She forced a smile, nodding, pretending it was enough. But it wasn't. It was never enough. What he didn't know what he couldn't see was that I like you wasn't just a confession. It wasn't some fleeting feeling. It was everything. But he wasn't looking at her that way. He never had. His heart was somewhere else, chasing a girl who barely noticed him, someone who didn't understand him the way she did. And yet, she stayed. She smiled. She laughed. She played the role of the best friend he needed, even as her heart cracked a little more each time. What she didn't realize was that the story wasn't ending here. Life has a funny way of twisting what we think we know. Feelings change. People change. And sometimes, the love you've been chasing is the love that's been standing beside you all along.