Jordan floated aimlessly through the abyss, his friends' sleeping silhouettes surrounding him. The darkness never seemed to end. A circular object swept by and Jordan recognized it as the Impossible Object. He drifted towards it, laying a hand on its smooth surface. Almost instantly, a jolt of electricity ran through his forearm and he jerked back, clutching his throbbing arm. The pain faded and he soon began to see a bright light ahead of him. And in that light, he saw trees, buildings, life. He turned to his friends to tell them of the great news, but they had disappeared. It was only a matter of time before he started to fall.

I smiled sweetly. "I just wish I could relive the nineteen years I've wasted and smush them into six months before I get married," I murmured, pouting slightly. "Well, maybe I can help," he said suddenly. I looked up at him. "What?" I questioned, surprised. "For the next six months, Ellie, I'm going to teach you how to live. But first, let's eat dinner," he said, standing up, grabbing my hand. --- Ellie Quinn had never lived a regular life. She never had a proper friend, except for Jordan. She has never been on a vacation, gone to the movies, or even eaten at a restaurant. When her parents break the news that Ellie was going to go though with an arranged marriage, Jordan promises her that he was going to teach her how to live before the six months deadline of freedom rings its toll. Copyright © E.P.

First, all I saw of him was his back and hair. Nothing about him at that point made a stand out, but I still walked over and sat on the bar stool beside him. I turned my head to look at the man, and instantly recognized him, but I noticed his eyes most of all. Blood-shot and glassed over. My eyes then next traveled down to his hands, playing with something on the bar top. The ring he held in his hand shined and glimmered in the light. I asked him the first thing that came to mind. “Kalel?” He just shook his head, and slipped the wedding ring into his pocket.

Although he won't admit it, Tim Butters is a lonely teenage boy. He runs on the streets at night and looks up at the stars, wondering about what it is that makes him special in this world. When he moves to LA after his mother receives a new job at a clinic, he builds a unlikely friendship with an up-and-coming medical student, Ally Roks, and catches the interest of his neighbour, Jordan Maron, and learns that when you meet the right people, who are in the same boat as you, you can become anything but ordinary.

"We need to get them back together." "Operation Band Trap is now a go." it started when four girls planned how to get their favorite band back together