Hannah Taylors finally gives in to her desperation and does one of the stupidest things a girl can do to grab her unapproachable long-time crush Jonah Gibbs' attention: spill soda on his white shirt and leave a motherfrigging red blotch on it. Accidentally... on purpose.

The new girl. I know what you're thinking: this must be one of those stories where the new girl falls in love with the quarterback and they live happily ever after. You've heard that story about a million times; this is not one of those stories. In this story, the new girl, Elizabeth Turner, has a secret. On the outside, she may appear to be the pretty blonde girl, but on the inside, she's hiding something. In Liz's former life, she was a tomboy. Growing up, her dream was to be a player in the NBA. She lived and breathed basketball. When she came to a suburb of New York for her senior year of high school, she made the decision to keep her love of basketball a secret. No one knows she plays. No one knows her past. Why does Liz shield a part of her life from her new friends? What's keeping her back from exposing the truth? Well, to some, she's just the girl who wore Jordans. *IF YOU LIKE TGWWJ AND WANT TO READ MORE OF LIZ/DYLAN/ERIC'S STORY (ONCE YOU'RE DONE WITH TBWWBS), GO READ MY NEW STORY "THE CLUB"*

Who knew, right? In the remarkable springtime of life, who predicted that I, Daniel Lee Cole, was going to flourish into a perplexingly peculiar, strange specimen of a human being? In additional words, I'm weird. Did the ten year old me know that one day I was going to grow up to be a fatherless nerd who befriended a witless idiot and has an infuriating mom and a troublesome pet? Ahem, I mean little brother? Did I have any clue on what was in-store for me? Did I know that I was going to be forced into getting a stupid job by my mom and therefore putting my reputation at stake? No. Who knew right? But did I also know that I was going to meet the gorgeous girl I was falling for? Meeting her was the biggest mistake of my life. And being an Employee - Was just the beginning.