They were never supposed to fall in love. In fact, they were probably never even supposed to meet. But life does that sometimes; it brings you someone who unexpectedly turns your world upside down. For Ella, it all began on the last day of summer, in a small bakery on the edge of town. With three teenage boys, a plastic knife and a rocketship birthday cake. lol I'm not dead guys

"You know the good old days when we were joined at the hip? How about we just reset everything?" Jasper and Savannah. Those two has been inseparable since the day they met, they've been through everything together. Apparently, high school changed the both of them - from being the best of friends to total strangers. Sometimes, life just needs a reset button. [This is the spin-off for Falling For The Opposite. You don't need to read it in order to understand this story.]

Paige was an honest, smart, and stunning girl living in St. Louis. She felt her life was perfect in every way, until she entered the elevator...

Carolina Sampson lives in a small town in Kansas where everyone knows everyone. She is the perfect, smart, angel of the town and everyone loves her. Then she starts ninth grade and meets Brooklyn Valentine, the only black kid in town and the only out lesbian too. They're complete opposites but become best friends fast and it soon developes into something more. Carolina knows that her reputation will be ruined if her homophobic and racist town finds out. And when they do, there are high stakes to pay. Higher than anyone imagined. I wrote this when I was 12. I've gotten better at writing, I promise.

When Hope's father suddenly dies, no one can prepare her for the amount of grief she would go through, especially when her grandparents agree to let his organs be used as he was a registered organ donor. Unable to deny her dad's wishes, the organs are used to save lives, but on one condition. She wants to meet the people who are benefiting from her dad's organs but the very last thing she expects is to form friendships or even a relationship out of the heartache of losing her father. One recipient is Cole Mellor; a goofy, gorgeous budding nineteen year old photographer who receives her father's heart. She feels an undeniable connection to Cole, but is that because he has a piece of her dad within him, or are her feelings a lot more to do with Cole himself?