To the rest of Millbury High, Adrienne "Andie" Bauer is a ghost. She's the quiet rebel who skips class, smokes while reading classic literature, and disappears to college parties just to feel untethered from her reality. No one sees the fractures beneath her cold, fiercely independent armor, and that's exactly how she wants it. Keeping people out is the only way to keep them safe-including her best friend, Sam. Samuel Palmer is everything Andie isn't: outgoing, genuine, and a star varsity hockey player with a promising future. But since they were five years old, Sam has been the only one capable of reading between Andie's lines. He's spent nearly a lifetime trying to decode her silence. He also carries a secret of his own-he's been hopelessly in love with her for years, a truth he suppresses to keep from losing the best friend he's ever had. When Andie dated Sam's estranged, volatile half-brother, Ryan, junior year, it started to shatter an unspoken balance between them. When Ryan is back in town, he brings a suffocating shadow and a history of dark secrets that Andie has desperately tried to lock away. As the pressure mounts and the walls Andie built begin to crumble, she is forced to decide how much she's willing to sacrifice to protect the people she loves. And Sam must figure out how to save the girl who refuses to ever ask for help.

2 years following the covid-19 lockdown, 16 year old Isabel De La Cruz feels fumbled and overwhelmed about school re-opening again. Sure, she might be attending Hollywood Performing Arts High, which is a dream come true, but daily encounters with her ex, Harry Goldwyn, is what she loathes about the situation. He's already let her down twice and she's not willing to hurt again, all for the name of love. For Harry, what once felt like home sweet home, now feels like foreign land, with the occasional hint of deja vu. He only moved back from New York in hopes of winning Isabel's heart back. What will it take for Isabel to act less harsh towards the dumbfounded boy and finally forgive him for all his wrongs he never meant to make in the first place? All Harry wants is another chance to make it up to the only girl he's ever truly ever loved. Third's the charm, but is this all too much to ask? Revolving around the fictional setting of Hollywood Performing Arts in Los Angeles, 2 teenagers and their friends stumble through what seems to be a coming of age coveted in clarity. 4 years truly is a long time for everything to change since their initial encounter. With the occasional hint of deja vu, are past mistakes capable of being repaired? ~ Re-write of my 2022 original story 'Deja Vu; ~

(currently under editing, but not anything very major) after conrad fisher unexpectedly broke up with josie grahms a month ago, things haven't been the same since. lately, josie's found it hard to move past her long-lasting relationship with conrad, the first boy she ever loved. this summer, everything changes after she accepts susannah's offer to be a deb girl. meanwhile, conrad's been drowning in his alcohol and loneliness after finding out his mom's got cancer again. breaking up with josie was one of the hardest things he's ever had to do. but, it was for the best. after all, who could continue to love a boy like conrad fisher? now that josie's officially a deb girl, she's thrust back into conrad's life and the summer house once more. now that her and conrad have been getting closer again, things have become more complicated and start to make josie and conrad wonder if they should give their relationship a second try. seasons 1-3 conrad fisher x fem!oc