Lila Carlton is a normal, happy girl. At least that's what everyone thinks. Underneath all that fake happiness, she is a broken, depressed girl. She is drowning in her insecurities. She thought she had everyone fooled till a new kid arrives in town, Ryder Jenkins. He is the definition of bad boy, wearing his leather jacket, and riding his shiny black motorcycle. When he takes a special interest in Lila, one question is asked. Will he be able to save her from herself? Just a note, I've decided to not continue with this story, so if you decide to read it just beware.

[on hiatus] Henry has always been a bitter person. For the past sixteen years, he's been nothing but sarcastic and rude. Not to mention, a total prick. So when he's paired up with the new girl for a project, he's more than annoyed. She's the polar opposite of him, and she makes it her priority to change Henry's gruesome ways. But there's more layers to Ingrid than Henry realizes as she teaches him the importance of bonds and relationships. He's like the mornings—cold and frosty—but of course, there are certain people who can make waking up a whole lot sweeter.

❝Because when you realize nobody cares and all those pretty little opinions derive from your own mind; you can finally get some sleep at night.❞ Marion was an insomniac, Jay feared the night, and Dean thought he owned it. {starting back in march}

"Stop stealing my food." I glared at him but I knew he could see I was joking. A smile appeared on his face as I knew he had an idea. That's Never Good. "Here have it back." Carter opened his mouth and spit out chewed apple all over the floor. I didn't know weither to be angry or just plain disgusted. Carter burst out laughing and I couldn't help the edges of my mouth to twitch. Don't laugh, just keep a straight face Rose. I kept my face expressionless as I squatted down to the chewed apple remains on the floor and scooped it up in my hand. Carter stopped laughing once he saw what I was about to do. I threw the chewed apple at him, landing right on his face. Bulls-eye. There was about a two second silence before I bursted out laughing, clutching my sides at the comical sight in front of me. A look of shock and rage was present on Carters face and I could almost see a purple vain in his forehead throb. Of course this made me laugh twice as hard. I was struggling to breathe as Carter slowly wiped the apple of his face and glared me down. "You do know you picked up something that was in my mouth, right?" Carter remarked. How did I not think of that? Who knows what has been in Carters mouth! Or should I say, Who has been in Carter's mouth. I cringed and wiped my hands on Carter. He could have his disgusting germs back. "You do know you are just adding more of my germs if you rub it off on me." He said slowly as if I was a child. "Well isn't someone smart today? Wait you said we were late for school! We are definitely late now!" "Calm your pantyhose, I lied to get you out of bed." Carter smiled. "Wow, that must be a change from you lieing to get women Into bed." I said before walking out the front door. I got into my car but not before earning a middle finger from Carter. Isn't he charming? Cover By:

It started on Wattpad but now is EVERYWHERE! With a bestselling book by WWBG, a captivating Webcomic on Webtoon, and a film adaptation by Wattpad WEBTOON studios, you can read, scroll, or watch - there's an experience for everyone to dive into Waverly and Blake's journey. ***** In order to fit in during her summer visit to a beachside town, Waverly must take swimming lessons from Blake, the moody (but gorgeous) lifeguard next door. ***** Seventeen-year-old Waverly Lyons is from Alaska. She doesn't do sun. But after her divorced parents can't agree on who gets to have her for the summer, Waverly gets shipped off to Holden, Florida, to spend a couple months with her aunt, Rachel. There's one minor hiccup: Blake Hamilton, Rachel's seventeen-year-old neighbor. He's athletic, outgoing, arrogant, tan, and pretty much Waverly's exact opposite. She's eager to avoid him at all costs, hoping to fit in with the other kids in Holden without drawing too much attention to herself. But when Blake discovers that Waverly has been hiding the rather embarrassing secret that she can't swim, he does the unthinkable: He offers to teach her. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

Ivey is a professional in playing instruments, and even her teacher is really proud of her. Ivey also loves to compose songs, and they’re mostly about her dreams. There's just one catch, though. Ivey can’t speak.

"Before you can see the light you have to deal with the darkness"

"You're a princess." If those words were said to you, you'd probably just laugh at their face - over and over again. But not when the bad boy of your school looks straight into your eye and tells you that you really are. Reese McKeon is your normal seventeen-year-old nobody. For all her life, she has lived in the shadows, only watching the world evolve around her. But that didn't really bother her. Being at the center of attention wasn't really her thing. She was perfectly fine with the way things were. But of course, that had to change. Meet Drew Hamilton, the infamous bad boy of Banks High School and the total opposite of Reese. He is always in the center of attention being the school's number one heartthrob…and a secret agent in training? When the mission of protecting the Ambotian princess forms, he insists on being assigned to the job, so he could prove himself worthy and be an official secret agent. When he does get assigned, he obviously didn't know what he'd be getting into. Join Reese and Drew's adventure full of thrills, laughs…and romance? ~*~ ** [Slow updates] ** Copyright © 2014 marievelous All rights reserved.

Katherine (Kat) Englewood is the new girl in small town Eberly Burrows, England. Unknowingly, she's just moved into the most haunted towns in England. Oliver Branson died January 1958, sixty odd years before Kat's time and has somehow reappeared again, killing anyone or thing that crosses into his territory. Which happens to be where Kat, her father, and the family pet have just moved into. Churchill Road, the older part of town, belongs to Oliver. Anyone to come near the 18th century farmhouse was murdered instantly, even if they were just passing by. Same goes for Willow's Creak, the small stream of water that snakes through the woods behind Kat's new home. It's just a hoax is Kat's reaction about some "ghost" killing people. It's just some maniac who hasn't been placed behind bars yet, not a ghost. They don't exist. Kat has never believed in ghosts or anything related to the supernatural and paranormal beings. Not until the night she comes to a crash course with dead boy Oliver herself. A love story so beyond this world, it'll unravel your soul and shake you until your teeth rattle and your heart hammers.

It was a piece of sea glass.