"When my hotline blings that can only means it's J.B." --------- Mostly in the form of texts.

Georgia A fan meets Justin one night they run into each other again one day. She loves everything bout him. He never thought he could find someone till he met Georgia. Will they be happy together or will things be destroyed by mistakes? His ex Selena just Wants to mess things up can they stay strong or just fall apart? Can she handle it? Will she be All That Matters to him? ~Read to find out~

Emma wasn't a normal girl. She was hurt too many times in the past to be one. Her parents died in a car crash when she was very young and she was forced to be taken in by her cruel aunt. But what happens when Emma changes and decides to kidnap a boy? The most generous boy in town known as....Harry styles.

"You can't honestly believe that I want you." She said rolling her eyes as I walked around her. "I do actually. I believe that you want me in every way possible but you know it can't happen because I'm your boss. I also believe that you think about me everyday and have been for the past two months you've been here." I said walking around here. "Has anyone told you that your quite delusional?" She said folding her arms across her chest. "I'm Justin Bieber baby. I don't give two shits about what people think about me. " I said going and sitting on my desk with a smirk.

Justin Bieber has always been a good boy. Always does his homework, never consumed any kind of alcoholic drink, and still a virgin... at 17 years old. But when he meets Haley, a girl who's his complete opposite. Ditches school, party's almost every night, and lost her virginity at 13. Now 16, Haley is determined to show Justin how to have a little more "fun" in life. Justin wants to impress his bad girl, but scared about what he's getting himself into. Will Justin forget everything his mother raised him to be, and be with Haley? Or will he show her that there's more to life than trying to be a badass?

trans·gen·der adjective denoting or relating to a person whose self-identity does not conform unambiguously to conventional notions of male or female gender.

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