"Life isn't always perfect. Unexpected changes are sometimes the best in life." One movie/tv show star, One normal girl, One zombie apocalypse. Copyright © starrylucas Cover by stcphany

Strange things have been happening. I feel different; lost, distant, sad, but mostly, I've become invisible. ------------ Find out more in "Invisible". *** Rated PG-13 *SOME MATURE CONTENT*

I've always been intrigued by this kid from my class, O'Brien, I know he's one to get into a lot of trouble and he's always hanging with the wrong people at school but there's something about him that gets my attention. I remember him being much more lively, funny and sarcastic all the time, that was of course back in middle school. I know people change but he just doesn't seem himself anymore, not that I ever talked to him before but looking at him everyday makes me wonder, whatever happened to him. I don't think he just decided to be annoying and a bully, there has to be more to it than everyone thinks. [Inspired by Void Stiles]

Sarah has always been a quiet girl, she likes to stay in her room and sometimes hang out with her friends. Stuart, her four years older brother on the other hand loves to party and he constantly makes parties at their place. Sarah never really showed any interest on hanging out with her brother, not until she turned sixteen that Stuart's friends began to talk to her and made her comfortable around the group. She has a friendly relationship with all his friends until she meets Dylan, who will begin to spend a lot of time with Stuart and will give a twist to Sarah's life. [Based on a real life story]

Everyone has a past that they aren't proud of. Everyone has secrets hiding with them. Life isn't fair, but it sure is worth living every day. Dylan soon realizes that life isn't a continuous ball of gray clouds and pointless days when he meets Lana, the person he didn't know he was waiting for. And she stops at nothing to keep his heart beating, and a smile on his face.

Three rules. 1) no last names 2) no pictures 3) no lying. The third rule was the hardest for Dylan to keep. There were just some things he couldn't tell her. It was selfish of him, but she was like his little personal secret piece of happiness. He couldn't tell her because he didn't want her to leave. He didn't want to drive her away. He wanted to hold her tighter and closer than humanly possible. Pour all of his love into her, see her smile, make her laugh.