Canada. Anywhere but Canada. The place where it's constantly cold, and rainy and gross. It's so different from Pennsylvania. Not to mention I own more shorts and tanks than I do long sleeved shit. "Erika! Come on there's still boxes!" My dad called. As if I wanted to move with my dad to Canada. My parents just had to...
{} The sequel of "Just friends..." {} *completed* After Shawn's large incedent, he lost all of his memory of Cadence and him. The chances of it returning, is pretty much impossible. Cadence goes back to Canada with out even trying to remind Shawn of who she is. Thinking it was for the best. But seeing him at school e...
*completed* You never know what you have until you loose it. Cadence and Shawn have been friends for a long time, but what he doesn't understand is how much he means to her. After a huge Summer incident that somehow made it to the school their friendship breaks through awkwardness, leaving Cadence feeling ashamed of...
Sometimes to discover the love bottled up inside you takes a lot of sacrificing, including breaking down precious walls to release your true self and what you deserve.
"I hate you.." He spit, looking me dead in the eye. "The feelings quiet mutual Mendes." I went turn away, not wanting anything more to do with this boy. "But." He grabbed my arm, spinning me back around fiercely. His cigarette filled breath hitting my lips. "I can't help but be insanely attracted to you." And I couldn...
"Stay away from Shawn Mendes." That's what everyone keeps telling Grace, who recently moved from the bustling New York City to the quiet town of Pickering, Canada. She has no trouble making new friends, but everyone she meets keeps telling her the same thing. They want her to steer clear of Shawn Mendes. Shawn is the...
A downpour isn't just rain. It's having all your sadness, pain, and fears come down onto you at once.
Erika Wheeler was doing fine. She had a boyfriend, great grades in school and two best friends with a couple of other catywompusses. Things seemed great. Too great to be honest. The feeling in the back of Erika's mind was right. Something was going on and it wasn't positive. She was drifting away from her friends, gro...