"Hello?" "Is your house on fire?" "No...?" "Man, I thought it was because you're so dang hot." "I think you need to work on that." ... One prank call One girl One guy One great story ********* Cover by RaghaddMurad Highest Rating: #1 in short story

[Highest Ranking #2 in Teen Fiction] Shy and cynical Derek Callingham loves Reina Johnson. You may call it a simple crush or infatuation. Your wish. He couldn't care less. For him, loving Reina is enough even if she doesn't know a thing about it. Jake Johnson, an optimist has his own life to deal with, that includes Olivia Ellis. He is loud, funny, charming, popular with the girls and the extreme opposite of his best friend, Derek Callingham. But he is ready to grow into a better person for Olivia Ellis even when she is uptight. Things are alright when suddenly the insecure, yet quite the looker, Axel Hills comes into the picture and soon starts winning over Reina's heart. And that's when Derek decides to finally tell her about his feelings. Afterall, he loves her and won't back down to some random boy. So, join the Callingham boy as he goes through emotions, witnesses true love and experiences friendships to die for. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Copyright © 2016 All rights reserved. Images and gifs belong to Internet. Edits made by friend. Thanks to @ dorky_work for the cover :)

Tigger Warning**Abuse** Holly and Kate are singers who met at work and have planned to be on the voice in the next few months. Kate defies her boyfriend Mark and goes with Holly to a Maroon 5 concert and meets Adam backstage. Their lives will be drastically changed forever after this one night.

A What's Your Number? Fanfiction. Paige Ellison finds herself in a very crappy predicament. No job, an overly concerned mother, and still no idea of what she wants to do with her life. But, when she moves in with her best friend, Ally Darling, and meets her flirtatious neighbor. Things get a lot more complicated in Paige's seemingly dull life.

Have you ever gone on an eBook website and reread the same plot over and over and OVER again? Isn't it annoying? In this project, I will be exposing--what I think--are the ten most overused and cliche stories on the net. Hope you enjoy ^_^ SIDENOTE: This project isn't rated R because of content, but because Wattpad thinks I swear a lot .__. It was initially PG-13, but I guess not. . . Um. . . Anyway, again, hope you enjoy and maybe even get a laugh or two out of this :)

"Hello, this is Mamma's Pizzeria. How may I help you today?" "By delivering me a pizza. Duh." "Yes. What would you like to have?" "I am not sure. Do you have any good ideas?" "Not really, no." "Why not? You work there. You should know." "Well, normally people just order. They are never unsure. At least, not till date." A rude and sarcastic girl. A vague and dense boy. Pizzas. Calls. Arguements. And perhaps, something more. *********** Thanks to dorky_work for the adorable cover. Copyright © 2016 All rights reserved. Images and gifs belong to Internet. Edits made by friend. Ranked #30 in short story on 12/10/2016 ENJOY PEEPS :)

. . . a collection of Steve Rogers one shots. [ started on 8 February, 2016. ] © savagesociety 2016 __________________

Bad-boy turned bush pilot Conner Morgan was content with his life until Andie Turner reentered it. He could easily fall for her, if only her Christmas shop wasn't in his building, the one he's about to sell to developers. Andie hasn't seen Conner since he broke her heart in high school. She'd never get involved with him now, but only he can save her little shop on the shores of Lake Superior. As they work together to renovate the historic building in hopes of attracting a different buyer, Andie wonders; is the bad-boy actually good for her now? *This story was in the top ten of Harlequin's So You Think You Can Write Competition 2015, as a shorter version (50,000 words). I recently published the full length version (87,000 words) with a new cover. I hope everyone enjoys the longer version! *Contains love scenes that may be inappropriate for some audiences.

"Little Women" follows the lives of four sisters – Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March – and is loosely based on the author's childhood experiences with her three sisters.